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<strong>Telegraphic</strong> <strong>Transfers</strong><br />

Do you want to buy an overseas property but are unsure as to how you can make the payment from<br />

here? Maybe you need to send wages or salaries to employees working abroad? Or do you simply want to<br />

send funds to a family member or friend living overseas.<br />

<strong>Telegraphic</strong> transfers are an easy way to send large amounts of money overseas quickly. A normal<br />

transfer takes approximately 72 hours. This enables you to respond swiftly to a special deal or financial<br />

agreement efficiently and with confidence.<br />

How do they work?<br />

In simple terms, a telegraphic transfer transmits funds electronically to an overseas bank account in a<br />

specified currency. Funds are deposited directly into the Payee’s bank account where they can be easily<br />

accessed by the Payee.<br />

Available Currencies<br />

Code Currency Code Currency<br />

AED United Arab Emirates Dirham SAR Saudi Arabian Riyal<br />

CAD Canadian Dollar SBD Solomon Islands Dollar<br />

CHF Swiss Francs SEK Swedish Krona<br />

DKK Danish Krone SGD Singapore Dollar<br />

EURO Euro Dollar THB Thai Baht (Govt. Restrictions)<br />

FJD Fijian Dollar YTL New Turkish Lira<br />

HKD Hong Kong Dollar TOP Tonga Pa’anga<br />

JPY Japanese Yen GBP British Pounds<br />

MXN Mexican Peso USD United States Dollar<br />

NOK Norwegian Krone VUV Vanuatu Vatu<br />

NZD New Zealand Dollar WST Western Soma Tala<br />

PGK Papua New Guinea Kina XPF French Pacific Franc<br />

PHP Philippine Peso ZAR South African Rand<br />

Why choose a <strong>Telegraphic</strong> transfer?<br />

• You get certainty about when the payment was received.<br />

• Payments can be made between local and overseas organisations or people.<br />

• You can send a payment in most major currencies.<br />

• A telegraphic transfer is an electronic instruction to the nominated Payee’s bank. This means it is<br />

more secure than physical payment means such as cheques or drafts (provided you have used the<br />

correct account details).<br />

• You can include brief messages as part of the payment transaction.<br />

• They generally are faster than drafts as the Payee normally receives payment within 48 - 72 hours of<br />

the telegraphic transfer being sent (in some cases it may take slightly longer).<br />

• They are an economical way of transferring a large amount of funds overseas.<br />

You will need to provide some additional information when sending a telegraphic transfer to the following<br />

countries:<br />

√ Europe: International Bank Account number (IBAN) – the IBAN incorporates the bank, sort code<br />

and account number<br />

√ United Kingdom: IBAN<br />

Travelex Limited ABN 36 004 179 953


Important to note:<br />

The <strong>Telegraphic</strong> Transfer details must be clearly communicated and 100 % accurate. Any errors may<br />

increase the time taken for Your Payee to receive funds.<br />

To request a <strong>Telegraphic</strong> Transfer you will need to provide your residential address and a residential<br />

address for the receiver of the transfer, as well as details of the account that the funds will be<br />

transferred to.<br />

How much do they cost?<br />

There is a $20.00 fee for each <strong>Telegraphic</strong> Transfer. However, commissions are subject to change from<br />

time to time and there may be additional intermediary fees that apply beyond our control. We<br />

recommend you seek advice from your Financial institution should you have any concerns. The exchange<br />

rate for your <strong>Telegraphic</strong> Transfer will be determined at the time of the transfer.<br />

Travelex Limited ABN 36 004 179 953 2


Drafts<br />

If you are looking for a cost effective way to send money overseas, then consider sending your funds via a<br />

draft.<br />

If you have no time constraints, are happy using the mail and you don’t need the funds to be paid directly<br />

into an account, then a Draft would be suitable.<br />

How do they work?<br />

A draft is like a bank cheque made out in a foreign currency. It’s a very easy and affordable way for you<br />

to make payments or settle a transaction overseas. Drafts can be sent overseas via the mail and are<br />

available in a wide range of currencies.<br />

Note: Before acquiring a Foreign Draft, you should refer to Travelex’s Drafts Product Disclosure<br />

Statement and the accompanying Financial Services Guide.<br />

Available Currencies<br />

Code Currency Code Currency<br />

AED United Arab Emirates Dirham SAR Saudi Arabian Riyal<br />

CAD Canadian Dollar SBD Solomon Islands Dollar<br />

CHF Swiss Francs SEK Swedish Krona<br />

DKK Danish Krone SGD Singapore Dollar<br />

EURO Euro Dollar THB Thai Baht<br />

FJD Fijian Dollar TOP Tonga Pa’anga<br />

HKD Hong Kong Dollar GBP British Pounds<br />

JPY Japanese Yen USD United States Dollar<br />

NOK Norwegian Krone VUV Vanuatu Vatu<br />

NZD New Zealand Dollar WST Western Soma Tala<br />

PGK Papua New Guinea Kina XPF French Pacific Franc<br />

PHP Philippine Peso ZAR South African Rand<br />

Talk to us today about how we can help you sell and repurchase foreign documents.<br />

Why are Drafts so popular for overseas payments?<br />

• Drafts may be enclosed with letters or invoices and forwarded direct to the Payee.<br />

• If a draft is lost or stolen the draft can usually be stopped and a new draft issued. However, it is<br />

important to note that a draft can only be stopped once it has been confirmed that the draft has not<br />

already been presented for payment. If a draft has been presented for payment it is not possible<br />

for it to be stopped.<br />

• A Draft is an economical method of transferring funds to a specific company or person overseas.<br />

• A Draft provides security of payment as it is a non-negotiable instrument and can only be credited to<br />

the Payee’s bank account unless the Payee has endorsed the draft.<br />

Fees & Commissions<br />

How much do they cost?<br />

On average the cost is approximately $7.50. However, commissions are subject to change from time to<br />

time. To confirm the cost come in and talk to us today. There are fees related to the stopping and reissue<br />

of drafts and you should refer to the Product Disclosure Statement for Drafts.<br />

The exchange rate that will apply to the purchase of a foreign currency draft varies from day to day and<br />

will be determined at the time of order.<br />

Travelex Limited ABN 36 004 179 953 3

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