With ICICI bank money gets deposited in the account immediately. whatever exchange rate you see, they give 1 rs less than that, you can call and check, if the amount is big they do give some special rate and the fee is always 5 or 10$.
whereas when you send it with Western union you get a better rate but at the same time you pay higher fee. so you have to calculate that yourself. And money here goes to another person, not to ur account.
When I came to India in 2011, I exchanged both CAD and USD with the money changer (in India).
CAD was Rs. 45 and USD was Rs. 46.
Look how USD fortunes has changed.
Murali
Note : Always banned, I have sent to my contact number. Incidentally I live in Cochin of Kerala.
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
When I came to India in 2011, I exchanged both CAD and USD with the money changer (in India).
CAD was Rs. 45 and USD was Rs. 46.
Look how USD fortunes has changed.
Murali
Note : Always banned, I have sent to my contact number. Incidentally I live in Cochin of Kerala.
I have to pay someone in India INR equal to CAD 500. One site now shows 1CAD=INR 51.418
says mid-market rate.
question: is this the rate I should be paying the person in India ( from my NRO account perhaps
Please advise
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Many
What I will be providing you here is not an INSTANT Quote. I am giving you what I am seeing NOW. Which is 0.12 or 12np more. Which means that you lose. The market is in a constant state of flux and you have to go by what the person who exchanges there pays you for a Canadian Dollar. I would say that it is in the ball park. So, go by the figure you have given which is 51.418. For some brokers dealing in very large sums it will be their daily wage. For you with such a small sum to reimburse is not a great loss.
Hope this helps.
FH.
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Originally posted by Many
I have to pay someone in India INR equal to CAD 500. One site now shows 1CAD=INR 51.418
says mid-market rate.
question: is this the rate I should be paying the person in India ( from my NRO account perhaps
Please advise
I can help if some one is sending money to india as i am in the process of exchanging INR to CAD myself.
PM me with the details
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MK
Thanks FH; have PM'd you MRK
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Many
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