Most of the high street banks will offer an international Payment Exchange option, you will probably need to have an account with the bank to receive this service. The bank will make the arrangements for you, and you can pay extra for additional services, such as an express service, if you need the transfer to be completed quickly. A bank is more than likely to be the simplest, and safest, option for a single relatively small transfer. Their exchange rates are not the most competitive but it can be a very convenient choice.
There are a variety of alternative methods of making a Payment Exchange and you should consider a number of factors before deciding which is the right one to use. Some of those factors are the value of the Payment Exchange, as this will impact on the fees you are likely to be charged; is it a single one off transaction, or will it be a regular payment; does it need to be completed quickly; how you would like the recipient to receive it; and how important is the exchange rate going to be, because this will have the greatest impact on the value of the Payment Exchange. You will also need to think about the fees involved, whether or not your money is protected, and what you can do if something goes wrong.
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