You can select any convenient method of transferring funds to your bank or eSewa accounts from Australia to Nepal. For example, you can send money via a cash pick-up, a wire transfer, or a mobile money service. With multiple companies rolling out worldwide remittance services to Australia, it is possible for anyone to send money to Nepal from Australia within minutes, if not seconds. You will need a bank account, a debit card, or a credit card to pay for your Australia-based money transfer.
The transfer fee may add a significant amount to the overall cost of your international money transfer, as well as to how much the recipient gets back into their bank account. Fees charged by most providers include an exchange rate markup, in addition to a transfer fee. Banks are definitely the most expensive way of sending money, with fees that average 10.8%.