Money transfers for diplomats in RSA

 

Globalfundi offers specialised and dedicated services for diplomatic money transfers – does this sound like your arena – whether you are representing your country in South Africa, representing South Africa abroad or working for an embassy, we can assist you with your regular monthly money transfers at a rate that will most likely beat your current routes. We offer a currency/money service that is secure, convenient, efficient and simple! This service is a comprehensive money transfer service for transfers of min. R10 000.00 at excellent exchange rates and we do not charge admin fees.

We can assist with your regular as well as once off payments, property related payments, staff salary payments, and any other monetary related transfer over borders between the country you represent and South Africa. We understand the hassles that can be involved with moving money across borders – especially with the regulations on credit – with our knowledge we can assist in taking the hassle out of your day. What are you waiting for, we offer FREE money transfer quotes, so if you’re a diplomat to South Africa, or any other country, give us a shout or send us a request. We’ll assist you.

 

Find out more about money transfers today by contacting us or to send money online fill out the MONEY TRANSFER QUOTE FORM now! Form is located in the right margin of the page!

 

 

 

 

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