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🇦🇺 Australia → 🇮🇳 India

Send money to India from Australia

Australia is home to one of the fastest-growing Indian diaspora communities globally, concentrated in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. The AUD to INR corridor is well served by digital providers, but rates and fees vary meaningfully between them on any given day.

How to compare rates to India from Australia

  1. 1Enter how much you want to send — we pull live AUD to INR rates from every provider at once
  2. 2Compare the actual INR amount each provider sends, not just the headline rate — fees and margins vary more than people expect
  3. 3Click through to your chosen provider and complete the transfer on their site
  4. 4Set a rate alert if you'd rather wait for a better AUD/INR rate before sending

Good to know for Australia

  • Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth have the largest Indian-Australian populations and the most competitive provider coverage
  • Australian banks typically charge AUD 15-30 plus a wide exchange margin for international wire transfers — usually the most expensive option

Frequently asked questions

What's the best way to send money from Australia to India?

For most regular transfers, a dedicated digital provider (Wise, Remitly, XE) beats an Australian bank's international transfer service — banks typically apply a 2-4% margin above the mid-market rate, while digital providers are usually within 0.5-1.5%. Compare the actual INR you'd receive, not just the headline rate.

Is there a limit on how much I can send from Australia to India?

Australia doesn't cap outward personal remittances, though providers may have their own per-transaction limits and your bank may ask about large transfers for AML compliance. On the India side, FEMA places no cap on inward remittances received by NRIs.

Should I send to an NRE or NRO account?

If you're remitting your own foreign-earned income, an NRE account is usually right — funds and interest are fully repatriable and interest is tax-free for NRIs. NRO accounts are for India-sourced income like rent. This is general information, not tax advice — confirm with an accountant for your situation.

This is general information, not financial, tax, or legal advice. Speak with a qualified professional about your specific situation.

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