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Sending money home - remittance price comparison
Forklaring til kredittkort felter (for skjermlesere)26 countries are included at this time, we hope to add more as the site develops.
You can choose between 1000, 3000 and 5000 NOK, the most common amounts sent abroad from Norway.
All data are collected monthly on the same day.
Internet - fulfill the transaction online.
In person - visit the agent office to initiate the transaction.
You can pay for the transaction with cash, bank account or credit/debit card.
Cash - the receiver will collect the funds at the agent office.
Credit card - money withdrawn will appear as credit on the credit card account.
Debit card - money withdrawn will appear as credit on the bank account.
Bank account - funds will be sent to the receivers bank account.
Prepaid card - a debit card that is issued and sent to the receiver by the relevant service provider. The sender can add funds
to the card whenever needed.
Cheque - issued in relevant foreign currency and sent by mail. Receiver must cash it at a bank, but does not need to have
a bank account.
Home delivery - the service provider will deliver the money to the recipients home.
Internet - fulfill the transaction online.
In person - visit the agent office to initiate the transaction.
The time it takes before the funds are available for the receiver, according to the relevant service provider.
You can pay for the transaction with cash, bank account or credit/debit card.
Cash - the receiver will collect the funds at the agent office.
Credit card - money withdrawn will appear as credit on the credit card account.
Debit card - money withdrawn will appear as credit on the bank account.
Bank account - funds will be sent to the receivers bank account.
Prepaid card - a debit card that is issued and sent to the receiver by the relevant service provider. The sender can add funds
to the card whenever needed.
Cheque - issued in relevant foreign currency and sent by mail. Receiver must cash it at a bank, but does not need to have
a bank account.
Home delivery - the service provider will deliver the money to the recipients home.
The time it takes before the funds are available for the receiver, according to the relevant service provider.
The fee charged the sender by the service provider.
Exchange rate cost is the cost resulting from the difference between the current interbank exchange rate and the actual exchange
rate used by the service provider.
Calculation:
Exchange rate cost = amount sent × (interbank exchange rate - service provider’s exchange rate)/ (interbank exchange rate)
The total costs of sending an amount to a certain country. Total costs is the sum of the exchange rate cost and transfer fee.
The total cost as a percentage of the amount sent.
The price at which major banks buy and sell currency.
The percentage difference between the interbank exchange rate and the service provider's exchange rate.
The data presented on this website are intended to serve as a snapshot of the cost of remittances on a specific date and time. Read more about this in How up-to-date is Finansportalen's remittance price comparison site. Users should never choose a remittance service only on the basis of information provided on this website, as the actual costs may vary. Finansportalen is not responsible for incorrect or missing information regarding price, product description or other information and encourages the audience to notify us about possible errors and omissions to post@finansportalen.no.
