Compare money transfers Lithuania to Vietnam

Send Money to Vietnam from Lithuania Online

Compare the best money transfer services from Lithuania to Vietnam.

How to send money from Lithuania to Vietnam quickly and easily? Compare money transfer providers with cash pickup in Vietnam - save on fees and find the closest money transfer address.

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Money Transfer Services from Lithuania to Vietnam

Service	Fee	Link
About TransferGo	£0 - £0.99, 0 - 2.2%	Go to TransferGo
About Remitly		Go to Remitly
About Paysend	€1.50, $2	Go to Paysend

Money transfer services with Cash points in Lithuania and Vietnam

Service	Fee	Locations in Lithuania	Cash pickup in Vietnam
	0$ - 500$: 6$ 501$ - 10000$: 1.2%	Locations in Lithuania: 83 addresses in 35 cities	Cash pickup in Vietnam: no addresses found

You can always use cryptocurrencies to transfer money. Look at cryptocurrency exchanges operating in Lithuania and Vietnam

FAQ

What fees does Wise (TransferWise) charge for transferring money to Vietnam?

Wise's fees depend on the transfer amount and chosen payment method. You can calculate the exact cost of your transfer on their website before making a transaction.

Are there limits on how much I can send from Lithuania to Vietnam?

Yes, most providers have limits on international transfers from Lithuania to Vietnam. These limits may depend on the provider, the amount, and your identification level. For example, larger transfers from Lithuania to Vietnam may require identity verification or proof of source of funds.

Can I send money from Lithuania to a bank account in Vietnam?

Yes, many international money transfer services allow you to send money from Lithuania directly to a bank account in Vietnam. You will usually need the recipient’s full name, bank name, IBAN, and sometimes the SWIFT/BIC code for Vietnam banks.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a SWIFT bank transfer?

Advantages: Large amounts can be transferred securely. Disadvantages: Longer processing time (several days), high fees from both sending and receiving banks.