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How to send money from Russia to Ukraine?
How to send money from Russia to Ukraine?
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Western Union and Moneygram. And through Alfa-Bank, it used to be possible to send.
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answered 4 years ago
YaSlavnaYa, You definitely haven't been hacked?))) Go to any bank. Or PayPal is.
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answered 4 years ago
Lots of options. A bunch of transfer systems (two of them were announced to you above, but in fact there are many more and you need to look at the commission and points of receipt of money). Unistream, obverse, crown, anelik .... Yes, just a bunch of system options (this is if there is no possibility from a Ukrainian card to a Ukrainian card, but if you ask, then apparently not). But again, depending on how much we are talking about. If it’s small, then all of the above options will suit you, if it’s large, then there may be restrictions (for example, from Ukraine no more than 600 times a month to relatives of the first line and no more), confirming docks for everything else .... It all depends from the legislation of the Russian Federation. If we were talking about a transfer from Ukraine, I would give you all the options, but I won’t tell you about the Russian Federation, I don’t know their legislative base.
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answered 4 years ago
Who does not know - there is no PayPal in Ukraine from the word at all. I transferred from Ukraine to Russia through Privat. They probably have alternatives. You can also use online exchangers, but there is a commission.
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answered 4 years ago
In fact, a lot depends on the amount. This is why you need to dance.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka,
sent via paysend online - so my favorite Sberbank blocked the card. Shipping 10tyr cost a pyatikhatku. now we are looking for ways
sent via paysend online - so my favorite Sberbank blocked the card. Shipping 10tyr cost a pyatikhatku. now we are looking for ways
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answered 4 years ago
the point is this: money comes to the card of bank P, you need to spend it in U. I want it with minimal losses
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answered 4 years ago
Well, ok, I didn’t know about the absence of PayPal in Ukraine, but in reality, almost any bank is engaged in Swift transfers. Conversion in any case is the loss of a certain percentage of the amount.
Sber is fu, get away from him))). Can Tinkoff offer any adequate tariffs?
Sber is fu, get away from him))). Can Tinkoff offer any adequate tariffs?
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answered 4 years ago
YaSlavnaYa is difficult for you to advise something without knowing the legislation of the Russian Federation. Contact the bank branch that services the card and find out what they will offer you (you are still in Russia). Yes, and it is difficult to advise anything without knowing many circumstances (there are a lot of nuances). Or are you in Ukraine with a RF card? Well, here's the moment too .... Find out what the commission will be if you pay with this card in stores (it depends on the tariffs), but then you need to warn the bank's support that you will pay with it in Ukraine (they can block for security reasons). There are many moments.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka Another question is what kind of money is it, if it is a social purpose (pension, assistance, etc.), then moments are also possible. And according to social programs, not all banks have the right to pay out such money (it seems to me that Tinkoff is not one of them)
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answered 4 years ago
moy_contakt, the sender-individual can specify anything in the purpose of the transfer. When my mother sent me money in my student years, she wrote "stipukha" or "for food".)))
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answered 4 years ago
I see the experts are here. Most Russian payment systems are banned in Ukraine. Paypal, from which the discussion began, hatel-hatel, but could not enter the Ukrainian market. There are not so many real options, as they wrote here. Personally, I now see only two: WesternUnion and the same Privat (by the way, it works in both directions). Maybe there are some other exotic options. For example, through Georgia (IntelExpress payment system).
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answered 4 years ago
Nobody offered Russian systems. Paypal and Swift are international systems. And in this connection, by the way, PayPal is banned from you?
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka I'm saying that there can be many moments and it's not just that a person asks.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka, this is a question for the NBU. They just didn't get a license. We will never know the real reasons.
Transfer from Paypal can be through Webmoney. But this option is also far-fetched.
Transfer from Paypal can be through Webmoney. But this option is also far-fetched.
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answered 4 years ago
So this is in response to your own comment that you are not aware of the legislation of the Russian Federation. Russian legislation does not restrict transfers from individuals by purpose of payment. The main thing is not to write in the appointment "assistance to terrorism")).
But if a Russian citizen regularly receives money from somewhere, then theoretically the tax authorities may be interested in whether the citizen is evading personal income tax.
But if a Russian citizen regularly receives money from somewhere, then theoretically the tax authorities may be interested in whether the citizen is evading personal income tax.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka there are many reasons, but in fact you can’t just take and transfer money from Ukraine (it doesn’t matter how and with what money outside the country without confirming docks and there are a number of points and limits on amounts) funds to accounts of non-Ukrainian banks. Therefore, our people go abroad with the cards of our banks and all issues are resolved in this way.
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answered 4 years ago
You can send it through the banking system (from card to card), while you need to take into account the commissions of banks, and do not forget that from the Ukrainian side, the commission on a ruble card is several times more expensive than that of a currency or hryvnia card, it is easier to lose on a course / cross than on a commission on a ruble card. (Well, the bank works with the ruble growing or not), as for me, if you withdraw cash later from the money being transferred, it’s better private, if only paying by card, maybe Raiffeisen, maybe you need to look at the commission. If you just need cash, then it’s convenient for the postal operator (meaning Ukrposhta and Russian Post), while you only need to know what to send only in US dollars or euros and indicate receipt in the same currency. Then the minimum percentage of loss, if this is not indicated, then Ukrposhta is not a charitable organization, it will sell the currency on the interbank market and only then they will receive money in hryvnia, the loss will be up to 15%, depending on the time of sale on the interbank market, and it changes every hour .
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answered 4 years ago
There is a problem with the ruble in general, because Ukrposhta does not work with it, that is, first they will sell the amount on the interbank market, then they will buy the dollar, and then they will give the client at the purchase rate on the day of the transfer established by the NBU.
About Paypal, the situation has long been known and all the media wrote about it, just the owner of the system, and this is E-bay, did not want to take a banking license, because in addition to the minimum office, it also requires filing financial statements, etc., etc.
So "Palka" works only for withdrawal and semi-legally, because whoever opens it, in most cases becomes a "virtual Estonian", with all the leaks.
About Paypal, the situation has long been known and all the media wrote about it, just the owner of the system, and this is E-bay, did not want to take a banking license, because in addition to the minimum office, it also requires filing financial statements, etc., etc.
So "Palka" works only for withdrawal and semi-legally, because whoever opens it, in most cases becomes a "virtual Estonian", with all the leaks.
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answered 4 years ago
Ask Ukrexima, they reduced commissions and removed additional commission from 10.09 for swift payments
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answered 4 years ago
Dusik, i.e. There is no postal message /Ukrposhta/ with Russia, but are transfers sent?
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answered 4 years ago
Kosanka who told you that there is no mail message ?, all this is nonsense. There is no only postal communication with the Crimea, and there you can bring a postal employee under the article. What was done and proved by philatelists.
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answered 4 years ago
If the card is RF, then throw money on it inside the banking system, open access beyond the cordon to it, (not forgetting that each bank has its own daily limits), and so that the minimum spending would be on it, then it is calculated only by a card without cashing out, because I cashed out expensive, and specify from what amounts they can block for aiding terrorism, and not to use these amounts, and again, the amount at the end of the month for using the rate / cross for each bank is different, the calculation is 7%, plus the difference for the rate / cross. As for me, it is more profitable to send money through a western and not to bathe.
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answered 4 years ago
Dusik, there is no direct mail of any kind. I was told at the main post office. Air only. Through Georgia and Belarus.
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answered 4 years ago
Kosanka, do you even understand what a postal message is?
This is the delivery of a shipment from point A to point B, at a fixed rate agreed with the UPU, in Ukraine there is a ground method of delivery to the Russian Federation, it is also called non-priority, delivery goes to MPPO Bryansk, the cost of a registered letter up to 50 g is equal to the equivalent of 3.5 US dollars all Tariffs and estimated delivery times can be found here https://www.ukrposhta.ua/ua/taryfy-mizhnarodni-vidpravlennia
And to those from a low level, to the primary workers, say hello, or give you the coordinates of Mr. Smelyansky, or will you believe me as an experienced philatelist?)))
This is the delivery of a shipment from point A to point B, at a fixed rate agreed with the UPU, in Ukraine there is a ground method of delivery to the Russian Federation, it is also called non-priority, delivery goes to MPPO Bryansk, the cost of a registered letter up to 50 g is equal to the equivalent of 3.5 US dollars all Tariffs and estimated delivery times can be found here https://www.ukrposhta.ua/ua/taryfy-mizhnarodni-vidpravlennia
And to those from a low level, to the primary workers, say hello, or give you the coordinates of Mr. Smelyansky, or will you believe me as an experienced philatelist?)))
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