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Bank or EMI for Europe to Dubai

debudubai

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My European bank does not allow bank transfers to the UAE so I'm looking at solutions.

There's TransferWise, but what else? I've come across Mercury Global (not to be confused with Mercury, the US bank) but I can't seem to find much on them.

What other options are there that will allow large transfers ($25K+)? This is to cover a rental agreement and initial expenses.
 
Moneycorp will work great. I used them for EUR SEPA deposits, exchange whatever is required to AED or USD and send it further. Then they send the transfers as OUR, covering all fees along the way for free. If it is regular transactions, just negotiate with them FX margin on your account to give you better spreads.
 
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My European bank does not allow bank transfers to the UAE so I'm looking at solutions.

There's TransferWise, but what else? I've come across Mercury Global (not to be confused with Mercury, the US bank) but I can't seem to find much on them.

What other options are there that will allow large transfers ($25K+)? This is to cover a rental agreement and initial expenses.
You have plenty of options (I guess yours is personal transfers?):

Moneycorp as @BlueMist said.
Ebury.
currencyfair
multipass (foremerly dynapay)

There are other EMIS(besides the above ones) but for business accounts/transfers.
 
Ebury asked 25,000 AED (Around 6,300 EUR) for account opening due to estimated annual transaction being less than 2M Euros
Thanks for sharing. I'm still looking into options. Great to hear if others can share what they're doing for both personal and corporate use when it comes to EMIs outside of the UAE for receiving payments.