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International Transfers

Transfer funds anywhere in the world for one low fee.

Make International Transfers online with a low, flat-rate fee.

If you need to send money overseas, HSBC offers you the easy way to make International Transfers to wherever you want, whenever you want for one low fee.

Enjoy a low, competitive International Transfer Fee of $8 online applicable only to transfers in a foreign currency, or $20 in branch for any amount you wish to send1. And, with HSBC’s competitive Real Time Exchange Rates1 that move every 3-5 seconds, have confidence that you are getting the most up-to-date rate on the money you are sending.

Special offer for online customers

$8 online1

Flat International Foreign Currency Transfer Fee

$20 in branch1 Flat International Transfer Fee

Foreign exchange services

Move Money

Transferring funds is quick and easy with Move Money in Online Banking.

 

If you haven’t already, download the HSBC Mobile Banking App. That way you can transfer money no matter where you are.

  Find out more go to move money page

Real time exchange rates

Unlike other banks that usually set their exchange rates once or twice a day, HSBC’s competitive Real Time Exchange Rates1 mean you are able to check FX quotes based on where the market is trading in real time. This means you can take advantage of exchange rate movements as they occur including making the most of the exchange rates when you are making an International Transfer.

  View exchange rate go to Real time exchange rates page This link will open in a new window

Everyday Global Account

To take advantage of HSBC’s low Telegraphic Transfer rate and so much more, open an award winning HSBC Everyday Global Account. Not only can you transfer money, you can hold up to 10 different currencies in the one account.

  Open an account go to Everyday Global Account Application This link will open in a new window

Access HSBC International Transfers

Customers with Online Banking

Manage your foreign currency accounts and check real time exchange rates

Log on to Online Banking to online banking This link will open in a new window

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Terms & Conditions 

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Other fees and charges (PDF, 184 KB) may apply. This advertisement provides general advice only and doesn't take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Financial Services Guide (FSG) (PDF, 487 KB) before acquiring this product, available by calling 1300 308 008, at your local branch or www.hsbc.com.au. Issued by HSBC Bank Australia Limited ABN 48 006 434 162. AFSL 232595.

  1. HSBC use real time exchange rates for certain online/mobile banking currency transfers between HSBC [Australia] accounts or where you make international transfer payments within currency cut-off times, and only when the foreign exchange market is open in both Australia and the relevant FX market. HSBC don't use real time exchange rates for any other FX transactions or where you request a transaction to be made on a future date. Fees and other rates may apply. FX transactions have risks of exchange rate movements. You should not use FX accounts for speculative purposes.
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