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Transfer Money Overseas: How to send Money Abroad from Nigeria

  • by EMMA ONWUKA
  • October 29, 2019October 29, 2019
  • 700 Comments

Do you want to know how to send money abroad from Nigeria, Nationwide, online, with PayPal, through Western Union etc.? Are intending to make money transfer overseas or country outside Nigeria.

Initially, sending or transferring money from Nigeria to other countries in the world is practically impossible but with the CBN revised guidelines for International Money Transfer Services; Nigeria Banks and money transfer operators have started deploying Outbound Money Transfer Services to ease the stress of sending money abroad from Nigeria to individuals and companies outside the country.

A quick re-cap about CBN guideline on international outbound money transfers before we go into how to send money abroad from Nigeria;

  • maximum limit of the outbound money transfer is US $2,000 or its equivalent per transaction, subject to periodic review by the CBN.
  • currency to be given to bank and money transfer agent for an outbound transfer is in Naira.
  • outward payment transaction is executed in a convertible currency agreed between the parties involve.
  • currency conversion service is offered before initiation of a payment transaction or at the point of payment, the money transfer services operator must disclose all charges, as well as the exchange rate to be used for converting the payment transaction.

Now, let’s get down to how to send money abroad from Nigeria. Everything I’m going to discuss here will boil down to;

  • How to send money to UK from Nigeria
  • How to send money to United State from Nigeria
  • How to send money to India from Nigeria
  • How to send money to Cameroun from Nigeria
  • How to send money to Ghana from Nigeria
  • How to send money from Nigeria to South Africa
  • How to transfer money from Nigeria to Philippines
  • How to send money to Malaysia from Nigeria
  • How to send money to Canada from Nigeria
  • How to send money to China from Nigeria
  • How to transfer money from Nigeria to Dubai
  • How to send money to Kenya from Nigeria
  • How to transfer money from Nigeria to London
  • How to transfer money from Nigeria to UAE
  • How to send money to USA from Nigeria
  • How to transfer money abroad from Nigeria

It is easy to send money to Nigeria from other country than to send money abroad from Nigeria because almost all Nigerian banks are under the inbound money transfer services guideline as provided by CBN. Under the Inbound money transfer, an individual living abroad can send money to an individual in Nigeria without restrictions. The money transfer regulation by CBN came up as a result of the negative perception about Nigeria being a country for money laundering and others fraudulent activities.

For this very reason; many Nigerians who wish to send money to their family members, relatives, friends, make payment for conference registration and those who are into the business of importation of goods and service from other countries continue to find it difficult.

In August 2014, there is an introduction of the revised guideline for International Money Transfer Services by CBN, which allows Outbound Money Transfer services in the country. The Outbound Money Transfer is person to person international money transfer. It doesn’t matter if you have bank account here in Nigeria or in these countries as many people would say…it is the prerequisite.

In one of my earlier post, I showed you how you can transfer money from Nigeria bank account to foreign account number. Today, in this article, I will show you how to send money from Nigeria to any other Country in the world. So, you if thinking of paying for conference(s) registration or making payment abroad while in Nigeria or how to send money to UK, United State,  India, Cameroun, Ghana, South Africa, Canada,  Uganda, USA, Europe, Kenya, Philippines, UAE, Malaysia, Germany, Dubai, Indonesia, Jamaica, China, Pakistan, Mali etc. for international business transactions, to family member, relatives or friends; below are  four best options you can use to send money abroad from Nigeria with detailed steps.

Contents

  • 1 Ways of Sending Money Abroad from Nigeria
    • 1.1 Send Money Abroad through Western Union
      • 1.1.1 How to send money abroad through Firstbank’s Western Union
    • 1.2 Send Money Abroad through Domiciliary Account
      • 1.2.1 How to Send Money Abroad through GTBank’s Domiciliary Account
    • 1.3 Send Money Abroad with PayPal
    • 1.4 Send Money Abroad through MoneyGram
      • 1.4.1 How to Send Money Abroad through UBA MoneyGram
    • 1.5 How to Send Money Abroad Online

Related articles on how to send money abroad from Nigeria;

  • Ria Money Transfer in Nigeria; Send Money & Receive
  • (WU) How to send money through Western Union & Recent CBN Guideline
  • How to send money from USA to Nigeria
  • How to receive money in Nigeria from abroad & withdraw it
  • CBN now license 11 international money transfer operators in Nigeria

Ways of Sending Money Abroad from Nigeria

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) licensed only MoneyGram and Western Union as International Money Transfer Service Operators (IMTOs) in the but I have additional three (3) other ways I have used in sending money from Nigeria to other country making it a total of five options.

Here are five (5) ways of sending money abroad from Nigeria;

  1. Send money abroad through Western Union
  2. Send money abroad through Domiciliary account
  3. Send money abroad with PayPal
  4. Send money abroad through MoneyGram
  5. Send money abroad online

Send Money Abroad through Western Union

There are over 5,000 Western Union outlets in Nigeria, 22 licensed banks and 905 microfinance banks. Among these banks, about 70% of them already serve as agents to Western Union but their agent service relationship is limited to provision of Inbound Money Transfer Services. However, with the new guidelines allowing provision of Outbound Money Transfer services, and the CBN licensing western union money transfer, some banks that offer inbound money transfer have started signing up as agents for Outbound Money Transfer services.

I have personally tried sending funds through many of these Nigerian banks’ Western Union money transfer service to other country but they all failed.

The only Nigerian bank I know that offers Outbound Money Transfer service through Western Union as of the time this article is written is FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC. First Bank was licensed by CBN and commenced the outward sending of Naira to other countries via Western Union since September 2014.

How to send money abroad through Firstbank’s Western Union

  • To send money abroad through Firstbank’s Western Union money transfer;
  • Visit any Firstbank of Nigeria close to you
  • Move straight to their foreign currency exchange/dispensary cahier and tell him/her you want to send money abroad from Nigeria.
  • Some forms will be given to you, to fill-in the recipient’s personal information, bank account details and the amount you want to send. Fill the form properly and wherever you’re confused, ask questions.
  • Standard charge/fees is approximately 16,500 naira for every $2000

Note: you don’t need to open or have bank account with Firstbank for this to be possible. Your valid Identification card- National ID card, driving license or international passport will be required. You’ll be asked to provide your receiver’s location and bank details. You’re going to be charged a variable transaction fee, fixed VAT and tax.

All currency conversion will be done by Firstbank, so no need to worry about currency exchange rates. For example; if you’re to send money to UK from Nigeria, Firstbank will help you convert your naira amount to its equivalent pound sterling (£ / GBP) before sending the money.

Sending money from Nigeria to another country through Firstbank’s western union money transfer service is very easy and simple. You can actually follow this method to send money from Nigeria to any country in the world. However, this method is best used when you want to send out small amount of money abroad because of CBN directives and guidelines.

Send Money Abroad through Domiciliary Account

With domiciliary account you can wire money abroad from Nigeria. To send money Abroad from Nigeria through a domiciliary account, you need to have or open a domiciliary account in Nigeria. If you want open a domiciliary in Nigeria, you can open a domiciliary account with Gtbank, Firstbank, Zenith bank, diamond bank or UBA.

A domiciliary account allows you save money in US Dollars, Pounds Sterling or Euro with your money valued at the prevailing exchange rate. The account will help you in your international business. It is funded through travelers’ cheques, lodgment of foreign currency cheques, cash inflows and cash deposits. Domiciliary account is the best option when sending huge/large amount of money abroad from Nigeria.

As a sample study, I will use Gtbank domiciliary account to show you how to send money from Nigeria to another country but before then let’s look at things required before sending money from Nigeria to other country through GTbank domiciliary Account

  • Recipient’s bank details – these include account name, account number, name of the bank and branch name, SWIFT CODE, Routing Number.
  • The money – if the money you will transfer abroad is more than what you have in your domiciliary account, you have to pay in extra money into your domiciliary account. Meanwhile, GTbank are NOT into currency conversion, therefore you have to convert the money (the naira form) to its equivalent international accepted standard currency (such as dollar, euro, or pounds sterling) before paying-in into domiciliary account. You can do this at Firstbank, black market or any other financial institutions that are into money exchange.

How to Send Money Abroad through GTBank’s Domiciliary Account

To send money to UK, United State, Cameroun, Ghana, South Africa, Uganda, USA, Canada, UAE, Malaysia, Germany, Europe, Kenya, Philippines, Dubai, Indonesia, Jamaica, China, India, Egypt, Pakistan or any country in the world through GTbank domiciliary account;

  • Visit any GTbank branch nearest to you.
  • Locate their customer service Reps and request that you want to transfer from your domiciliary account to another account abroad. You will be directed to the right person in charge.
  • Money transfer form will be given to fill recipient’s account name, account number, name of the bank and branch name, SWIFT CODE, Routing Number, amount to be transferred and your own bank details. Fill the form and wherever you are confused, don’t hesitate to ask question.
  • Submit the form and you’re done. Within 48-72hours, you receive an SMS that the money has been deducted from your Domiciliary account and transferred to the overseas account.

NOTE: “If the money you will transfer abroad is more than what you have in your domiciliary account, you have to pay in extra money into your domiciliary account. Meanwhile, GTbank are NOT into currency conversion, therefore you have to convert the money (the naira form) you will pay into your domiciliary account to its equivalent international accepted standard currency. You can do this at, black market or any other financial institutions that are into money exchange”.

Send Money Abroad with PayPal

“PayPal is one of the world’s largest online payment platforms which allow individuals and businesses to make easy international payments. It has been used over the years to pay for transactions on online platforms like Amazon, eBay, and other top e-Commerce websites. PayPal boasts of more than 100 million users worldwide”.

PayPal can be highly effective for transferring small amount of cash overseas and with a surprisingly low-cost option. But for high amount more than a few hundred dollars it is usually expensive compared to almost any other method. Mark the phrase “can be” – that is assuming your recipient has a PayPal account.

If you are to send money from Nigeria to another country through PayPal, you need a PayPal account. Some good news here is that Firstbank of Nigeria has taken the lead in providing a PayPal account services for all Nigerians. So, open a PayPal account in Nigeria through First bank online banking platform (FirstOnline).

Once you open the PayPal account with Firstbank, you are free to login into your Firstbank PayPal account through FirstOnline (first bank internet banking platform) and make your money transfer to any country you want.

But when you are not able to do so by yourself through Firstbank’s internet banking platform,

  • Visit any Firstbank branch close to you and request that you want to transfer from your PayPal account to another account abroad.
  • PayPal money transfer form will be given to you to fill. Fill it and submit and you’re done.

Send Money Abroad through MoneyGram

Ecobank, UBA, First Bank, Access Bank, Sterling Bank, Fidelity Bank, Skye Bank, Keystone Bank, Enterprise Bank, Mainstreet Bank, Diamond Bank and Wema Bank, among others financial institution offer MoneyGram service in Nigeria.

MoneyGram has over 300,000 locations in over 200 countries, partnering with UBA with over 700 business offices in 19 African countries and offices in New York, London and Paris, offers the best choice for Nigerian’s sending money abroad to loved ones

How to Send Money Abroad through UBA MoneyGram

UBA was given a go-ahead to send out money through MoneyGram International since October 2014. The “Naija Sends” is the Outbound Money Transfer service by MoneyGram and UBA Plc.

To send money abroad through UBA MoneyGram;

  • Simply walk into any UBA branch nearest to and request that you want to send out money through ‘Naija Sends’
  • You will be given MoneyGram money transfer form to fill.
  • Within 48 – 72 hours, the money will transfer abroad.

How to Send Money Abroad Online

You can send money abroad online without visiting a bank. This is best and convenient way of sending money abroad. One of the online financial platforms that will enable you send money abroad online is Skrill. To send money abroad online using Skrill;

  • Visit; Skrill official website and create an account
  • Verify your account
  • Upload funds into your account using your GTBank Naira Master
  • Send money through your account abroad

Note: You can only send money to Skrill accounts and some few countries bank accounts abroad. Read about Skrill account in Nigeria.

With any of the above 5 options you comfortably send abroad from Nigeria. They are all relatively easy and simple.

If you finding any of those four ways of sending money outside Nigeria difficult, lets know where you have problem. You can use the comment box below to ask your questions and comments.

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700 thoughts on “Transfer Money Overseas: How to send Money Abroad from Nigeria”

  1. KazimJuly 6, 2018 at 12:27 pm

    Hi, one of our client from nigeria sent us funds through DOM account at our indian account. I would like to know usually how long it take for money to be transferd.
    #Note transection was made through access bank and bank told us it would take 24 but so far it has been 48 hours.
    Need your kind advice.
    Thanks

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAJuly 6, 2018 at 4:39 pm

      Within 2-3 working days

      Reply
  2. Eimra GutierrezOctober 26, 2017 at 7:36 am

    Hello Miss Emma. A Nigerian friend is asking for my help regarding to his finances. He is a nursing student here in Philippines. Here’s his text mo me: “our government stopped sending money abroad cos of money laundering and corrupt leaders so it affected our remittance. So the only man who does money changer for us here travelled home. And for almost 2months i cant receive any thing from home.” Is this true?

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAOctober 26, 2017 at 11:30 am

      To some extent, it is true but there is new guideline. However, one can still send money out legitimately. In other words, our government has not stop the sending of money out.

      Reply
      1. Eimra GutierrezOctober 28, 2017 at 3:37 am

        Thank you for your help.

        Reply
  3. Mairilemang ZeliangOctober 15, 2017 at 4:24 pm

    Dear sir,
    May i know is it neccessary to pay advance COT amount by the reciepant for recieving donation amount from Nigeria through NGO Bank Account in India ? What is the law in Nigeria relating to COT ?

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAOctober 15, 2017 at 9:44 pm

      If I understand your question; COT has gradually phased out in Nigeria. Central Bank of Nigeria said “in the interest of stability, of the banking system, a negotiable current account maintenance fee not exceeding N1.00 per mille (1/N1,000) may be charged in respect to all customer induced debit transaction” This is to say that for every N100,000 leaving a current account in Nigeria, deposit money banks are permitted to take N100 for account maintenance.

      Reply
  4. Lilibeth N. TesalonaSeptember 17, 2017 at 3:55 am

    Someone message my daughter on twitter that she was going to give my daughter as part of her sacrifice every year she was an international pastor..she said the money was from nigeria from her crude oil company there amounted to $10,000 and her financial assistance email my daughter that he already send the money through money gram and we had to pay $160 for COT because according to her financial assistant thats the law in nigeria the reciever will be the one to pay for COT before we know the transaction number of the money transfer..Is it true? please we need immediate response for these..Thank you and more power

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKASeptember 17, 2017 at 1:43 pm

      Hello Lilibeth N. Tesalona,
      Please, It is NOT true. Let your daughter disregard such messages. It is Scam.

      Reply
      1. Lilibeth N. TesalonaSeptember 17, 2017 at 11:03 pm

        thank you very much emma more power

        Reply
  5. Basit OmeizaSeptember 16, 2017 at 12:14 pm

    Some Nigerian bank account can frustrate someone with if not thousands of questions and will still decline the dom account opening….

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKASeptember 16, 2017 at 8:45 pm

      Hello Basit Omeiza,
      What is the challenge?

      Reply
  6. Godwin LawsonSeptember 4, 2017 at 9:53 pm

    Hello EMMA, please can I contact you directly so you could help me send $140 to someone in India for me, I don’t have an active Dom account now and it’s kinda urgent.

    Reply
  7. Uche miracleAugust 10, 2017 at 10:50 am

    Hi emma, i want to send some money to my friend in philipine, and am interestd in that gtbank dom account,hope they wont charge me for the account opening and the money transfer?..

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAAugust 21, 2017 at 8:09 pm

      You will be charge for money transfer.

      Reply
  8. JulianaAugust 8, 2017 at 4:58 pm

    How can i pay for service charge in india

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAAugust 9, 2017 at 11:47 pm

      Service charge for what?

      Reply
  9. BossJuly 4, 2017 at 4:24 pm

    Hello Emma,
    My buisness patner in China requires telegraphic transfer payment method for goods to be supplied’ what’s the best way to go about it, the money is about 2000 dollars”
    P.s I don’t have a domicillary account

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAJuly 5, 2017 at 5:26 pm

      Open a domiciliary account.

      Reply
  10. kelvinJune 19, 2017 at 7:56 am

    Thanks for sharing this post, how much is the limit i can transfer with my GT bank Dorm account

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAJune 19, 2017 at 4:41 pm

      $10000/Day

      Reply
  11. KennethJune 18, 2017 at 12:55 am

    Hi, we come from Europe and is planning to sell turnkey website solutions in Nigeria in the price range of 150 – 400 Dollars. What will be the best payment solution for them when we need the payment send in Dollars.

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAJune 19, 2017 at 6:41 am

      If they are coming to pay into a personal account; then they can pay via western union transfer, moneyGram or wire transfer via domiciliary account, that’s if they have one.
      If they are coming to pay into business or corporate account, then you need to provide them with your accepted payment options

      Reply
  12. JeremiahJune 4, 2017 at 4:11 pm

    Hello
    Please how can my mom tranfer 100K from Nigeria to Italy using Western union or Moneygram?
    Which bank please cos UBA ?
    Thanks

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAJune 5, 2017 at 3:47 pm

      Let her use Firstbank.

      Reply
  13. Mr deeMay 30, 2017 at 2:10 pm

    Hello admin, plz what is the best way for me to save money here in Nigeria before traveling to Ghana and get my money other there ??….Thanks

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAJune 1, 2017 at 12:04 am

      I don’t understand you.

      Reply
  14. Mostafa ChowdhuryApril 10, 2017 at 3:21 am

    Dear, my brother have a fund in African Development Bank Nigeria, need to transfer the fund to Bangladesh, would you please write how it can possible, thanks, Chowdhury

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAApril 10, 2017 at 7:45 pm

      Hello Mostafa Chowdhury,
      Specify the nature of the account in Bangladesh.

      Reply
  15. NonsoMarch 21, 2017 at 12:22 am

    Hello Emma, I just started a buying and selling business with a Ghanaian partner. I am expected to remit as much as $10,000 per day. How best do you advice I can remit funds, at affordable charges from Nigeria to Ghana?

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAMarch 21, 2017 at 9:33 am

      Hello Nonso,
      If you say as much as $10,000 per day then you need a domiciliary account. This is the only way you can send as much as that per day.

      Reply
  16. PaulMarch 19, 2017 at 9:48 am

    Please can I get PTA/BTA to travel if yes the amount on each of them please.

    Also what is the western union and moneygram limit amount I can send from Nigeria to dubai. Thanks.

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAMarch 19, 2017 at 12:09 pm

      Hello Paul,
      Yes, you can get PTA/BTA to travel. Consult your issuing bank for the charges and amount for each.
      The transfer limit is $1000 in three months for both western union and moneygram.

      Reply
  17. SamuelMarch 16, 2017 at 11:17 am

    hello emma,which bank is best and faster to perform money gram or western union transaction and at what rate pls.I mean sending out not receiving

    Reply
  18. SamuelMarch 16, 2017 at 6:36 am

    thank u sir for your fast response. pls I sent you an email

    Reply
  19. SamuelMarch 15, 2017 at 2:42 pm

    pls Emma,can I transfer money to someone in Philippines using western Union or money gram

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAMarch 15, 2017 at 11:10 pm

      Hello Samuel,
      Yes, course!

      Reply
  20. JosephMarch 8, 2017 at 12:36 am

    Good morning sir I want to ask is it possible to send money through western union without receivers bank details

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAMarch 8, 2017 at 9:17 am

      No, sir! It is not possible.

      Reply
  21. EmmauelFebruary 28, 2017 at 4:40 pm

    Thanks for your help so far. I also read where you wrote about the Form M been difficult to get or go through the process.

    Please can you highlight me more on it and how i can apply for it and how long it takes to get the money each time i need to wire the money from Nigeria to sweden

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 28, 2017 at 11:02 pm

      Hello Emmauel,
      If you have account with any of these banks; GTBank, Diamond bank, Zenith bank and Access bank; visit your bank and find out how you go about with the form M.

      Reply
  22. BambamFebruary 27, 2017 at 6:58 pm

    Thanks Emmanuel for your quick response,
    The mastercard is what I use here in Benin republic to withdraw Cfa from Atm. Believing it will withdraw Naira in Nigeria.
    Pls can’t I pick the “Cbn m form” you once advised someone instead of opening a domiciliary account to send back to my account in Benin republic. Thanks.

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 27, 2017 at 9:55 pm

      Hello Bambam,
      CBN form M is for those that import goods/products into Nigeria.

      Reply
  23. BambamFebruary 27, 2017 at 4:52 pm

    Hi Emmanuel,
    I’ll be in Nigeria this week, I want o know, Pls will my Benin republic Uba Mastercard work in Nigeria?
    Pls how will I be able to send money to my account in Benin republic
    Thanks

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 27, 2017 at 6:41 pm

      Hello Bambam,
      In what currency is the mastercard dominated at? It can only work if it is naira Mastercard. If you have domiciliary account, use it to send the money to your account.

      Reply
  24. IvanFebruary 27, 2017 at 5:39 am

    Hi Emma, i need to send money from US to a dorm account in Nigeria, how can i do that at a cheaper rate?

    Thanks.

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 27, 2017 at 9:34 am

      Hello Ivan,
      You are in US and you are sending to domiciliary account in Nigeria? Why talking about cheaper rate again when the transaction will be done at official bank exchange rate.

      Reply
  25. EmmauelFebruary 26, 2017 at 9:56 pm

    Thanks for your quick response.. can you explain me to how it works the CBN form M.

    How long does it take to get the money here in my account.

    Thanks

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 27, 2017 at 9:38 am

      Hello Emmanuel,
      where are you precisely; in Nigeria or Sweden?

      Reply
      1. EmmauelFebruary 27, 2017 at 11:54 am

        i live in sweden.

        Reply
  26. EmmauelFebruary 26, 2017 at 6:02 pm

    Hi Emma,
    am expecting 15m from nigeria to sweden. Am exporting stockfish to nigeria. do you know how i can get the money from Nigeria to sweden.

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 26, 2017 at 6:41 pm

      Hello Emmanuel,
      Use CBN form M

      Reply
  27. AliFebruary 20, 2017 at 2:47 pm

    Is it possible to send money from Nigeria to Niger ?

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 20, 2017 at 10:41 pm

      Yes, it is possible.

      Reply
  28. ChineduFebruary 18, 2017 at 12:39 pm

    can i get your contact to speak with you on phone?

    Reply
    1. EMMA ONWUKAFebruary 19, 2017 at 9:52 pm

      Send me an email at [email protected]

      Reply
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