Getting Money in Caleta De Campos

Getting Cash In Caleta De Campos

Is There An ATM In Caleta De Campos ?

There’s no ATM in Caleta De Campos, however, there is another way to withdraw your money.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Caleta De Campos:

– Send Money To Caleta De Campos & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Caleta De Campos where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Option 1: World Remit

The place to pick up your transfer is Farmapronto, Caleta https://goo.gl/maps/u1fVysFo2Dt

If it’s local, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

How to avoid high ATM fees when you’re abroad
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ATMs In Gabon

ATMs In Gabon

Gabon ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Gabon don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Gabon are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Gabon.

Gabon ATM Fees & General Information

You are unlikely to find ATMs in Gabon outside of Libreville or Port-Gentil.
Most charge a usage fee.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and unfortunately we can find no reliable information about what these limits are.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Gabon, with Cirrus/MasterCard often being rejected (UGM is your best option for these cards)

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Gabon is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Gabon:

– Send Money To Gabon & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Gabon where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Gabon ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. (In Gabon, this is any branch of Express Union).

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Gabon#Money
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ATMs In Gambia

ATMs In Gambia

Gambia ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Gambia don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Gambia are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Gambia.

Gambia ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Gambia charge between 150 and 200 Gambian Dalasi per transaction.  This works out quite a lot when you consider some ATMs in Gambia have a maximum transaction of only 2000 GMD.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and generally range from 2,000 to 8,000. It is worth asking around for which allow for greater withdrawals eg Standard Chartered. This way you can avoid the need for multiple transactions and transaction fees mounting up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Gambia, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Gambia is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Gambia:

– Send Money To Gambia & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Gambia where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Gambia ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is an authorized cash pick-up point where you recipient can easily collect the cash. In Gambia, this is any branch of:

  • Cash Minute network: Collect from any branches of MJ Financial Services, Easy Financial Services, Yonna Forex, Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank), TC Bureau de Change
  • First International Bank or OG Financial Services: Collect from branches of First International Bank or OG Financial Services
  • Reliance Bank: Collect from branches of Reliance Bank
  • Yonna Foreign Exchange
  • MSJ Bureau De Change

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Gambia#Money
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Ghana

ATMs In Ghana

Ghana ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Ghana don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Ghana are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Ghana.

Ghana ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Ghana charge withdrawal fees. We have heard these can be quite high, so it may be best to withdraw the maximum amount available whenever you use the ATM.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and generally range from 200 to 400 Cedis. This means multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Ghana, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Ghana is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Ghana:

– Send Money To Ghana & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Ghana where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Ghana ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. In Ghana, there are lots of pick up places!

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Ghana#Money
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In The Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa)

ATMs In Congo DRC

Congo-Kinshasa ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Congo-Kinshasa (The Democratic Republic of the Congo) don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Congo-Kinshasa are not working with your card, for example in Kisangani, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Congo-Kinshasa.

Congo-Kinshasa ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Congo-Kinshasa charge a withdrawal fee.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and there is usually a maximum per transaction and a daily limit too. This means multiple withdrawals can be made in one day but this also means fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Congo-Kinshasa, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Congo-Kinshasa is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Congo-Kinshasa:

– Send Money To Congo-Kinshasa & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Congo-Kinshasa where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Congo DRC ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point near to the person you are sending the money to.
In Congo-Kinshasa, this is any branch of:

  • Moneytrans RDC network
  • Express Union network

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:
https://wikitravel.org/en/Democratic_Republic_of_the_Congo#Money
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Guinea-Conakry

ATMs In Guinea Conakry

The Republic Of Guinea  (Guinea-Conakry) ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Guinea-Conakry don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Guinea-Conakry are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in The Republic Of Guinea.

The Republic Of Guinea ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Guinea-Conakry charge a transaction fee.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and generally range from 400,000 to 800,000 Guinean Franc. These low per-transaction limits mean multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Guinea-Conakry, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Guinea-Conakry is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Guinea-Conakry:

– Send Money To Guinea-Conakry & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Guinea-Conakry where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Guinea Conakry ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is an authorized cash pick-up point near the person you are sending money to. In The Republic Of Guinea, this is any branch listed in the following networks:

  • Afro International
  • Cash Minute

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Guinea
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In The Ivory Coast

ATMs In The Ivory Coast

The Ivory Coast ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in The Ivory Coast don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in The Ivory Coast are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in The Ivory Coast.

The Ivory Coast ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in The Ivory Coast charge a withdrawal fee, so with low transaction limits, these fees can add up.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, but are around 200 USD per transaction or 400 USD per day. This means multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in The Ivory Coast, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in The Ivory Coast is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In The Ivory Coast:

– Send Money To The Ivory Coast & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in The Ivory Coast where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Ivory Coast ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check Here to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. In The Ivory Coast, this is any branch of:

  • Quick Cash
  • Caisse D’Epargne
  • Guaranty Trust Bank (GT Bank)

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivory_Coast
Travel Money Tips

Getting Money in San Marcos (unreliable ATM)

Getting Cash In San Marcos

Is there an ATM In San Marcos ?

There is an ATM in San Marcos, but we hear it’s not reliable, however there is a solution if it doesn’t work with your card.

If it is not working with your card, check back here for our destination specific guide below on how to yourself send money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point.

It is a very similar process to buying something on the internet with your debit card and is probably the quickest way to send yourself money online to San Marcos.

What’s more, it’s convenient, safe and cheaper than paying high ATM withdrawal fees allowing you to transfer more than the maximum ATM limit.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In San Marcos:

– Send Money To San Marcos & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in San Marcos where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Option 1: World Remit

The place to pick up your transfer is Banco De Desarrollo Rural (or banrur), located here https://goo.gl/maps/BDvmCia97or

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

Here are two useful links to find the nearest ATM in San Marcos : Visa / MasterCard

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Marcos,_Guatemala

ATMs In Kenya

ATMs In Kenya

Kenya ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Kenya don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Kenya are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Kenya.

Kenya ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Kenya charge around 450 Kenyan Shillings per withdrawal.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and generally range from 35,000 to 40,000 Kenyan Shillings. This means multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Kenya, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Kenya is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Kenya:

– Send Money To Kenya & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Kenya where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Kenya ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check Here to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. In Kenya, this is any branch of:

  • Upesi Money Transfer
  • KCB Bank Kenya
  • National Bank of Kenya
  • NC Bank Kenya
  • UAE Exchange
  • Co-operative Bank of Kenya
  • Diamond Trust Bank
  • Equity Bank
  • Gulf African Bank

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Kenya
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Nicaragua

ATMs In Nicaragua

Nicaragua ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Nicaragua can be challenging for travelers as there may be issues with the computer links, or the machines can run out of money. Cash machines here can also frequently reject your card or simply not work away from the cities.

If there are no ATMs close by, the ATMs in Nicaragua are not working with your card, or you want to avoid paying ATM fees / make larger withdrawals, check back here for our guide below. It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point.

It is a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card and is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Nicaragua.

Here are two useful links to find the nearest ATMs in Nicaragua : Visa / MasterCard

Nicaragua ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Nicaragua charge fees. These are usually around 3$ / 4$, though standalone machines in shops and tourist areas can be even higher and may charge a flat percentage of around 5% of your withdrawal. If the ATM doesn’t disclose fee’s up front, it may be best to try another machine.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, but are around $250 on average. It’s worth noting that in small villages, cash machines may have limited funds available. With the method of sending yourself money to Nicaragua outlined below, you can send much more than ATM withdrawal limits and avoid having to make multiple withdrawals and the associated fees.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and restaurants tend to only take cash. It’s best to have small denominations as change can be a problem in smaller businesses.

You’ll find Visa and MasterCard are equally accepted by ATMs in Nicaragua.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Nicaragua is on the rise like in most countries as standalone machines become more numerous. Try to stick to cash points attached to a bank and check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Nicaragua:

– Send Money To Nicaragua & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Nicaragua where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Nicaragua ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are.
In Nicaragua, this is any branch of:

  • Branches of Banpro
  • Branches of Banco Credomatic Nicaragua
  • Branches of Bancentro

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicaragua