Want to send money to India direct to Bank A/c.
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Posted on: 06-10-04 16:46:26
thanks Deep and all others
To make it further simpler,just copy and paste --it will really save lot of time
Go to transfer funds.......enter beneficiary A/c name --kamal and no. 75601 ..enter amount...50000......done.....money is transferred.....
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Orginally posted by deepcb
How about a net bank transfer ?????
I mean......log in to your account......enter beneficiary name, a/c no. and enter..........
Money is transferred......gone are the days of queues, drafts, bank off etc.
Half day wasted in bank queue could be probably save you 50 bucks.
Deep
How can I do net transfer if.... ?
Like the person to whom I want to send money does not have bank account in ICICI bank but have in SBI now how can I do net transfer without opening bank account in ICICI bank. ICICI offer direct transfer in other bank but this SBI is not in their list so as per my knowledge if I want to send money in SBI, Bharuch Dist Gujrat branch from Toronto I have only choice of Demand draft....see following email from bank
https://money2india.icicibank.co.in
Your Query:
Remittance from Canada
Information you need to know:
Kindly note that you can remit funds online through Money2India from Canada and select the Demand Draft option:
* Power Transfer:
The Power Transfer facility is a convenient and cost effective way of sending remittances to your ICICI Bank Account with us. At a nominal cost, you can also use this facility to send remittances to beneficiaries who do not have ICICI Bank Accounts.
The transfers are done within 2-3 working days ( excluding Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday). This facility can be used to make remittances in any of the following currencies: USD, GBP, EUR, CAD, AED, AUD, CHF, DKK, HKD, JPY, NOK, SGD, SEK
To make a remittance, follow these steps:
1. Log on to https://money2india.icicibank.co.in.
2. Register yourself as a first time user
3. Fill in the beneficiary details
4. Submit the remittance request. Please note the tracking number given to you.
5. Take a printout of Remittance Instruction Request Bank Copy
6. Forward this form to your local bank after filling in your local bank account number and signing it.
7. Based on your instructions, your local bank will transfer the required amount to our correspondent bank. Once we receive the funds through our correspondent bank, we will credit the beneficiary's ICICI Bank account or issue a Demand Draft in favour of the beneficiary.
You can track the progress of your remittance at any time through money2india.com at with the help of the tracking number.
Further Assistance:
For any further assistance or clarification, please do contact and we will be glad to assist you.
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Orginally posted by deepcb
People say US / Canada are 1st world countries and everybody is IT savvy.........what's happeining?
You log on to your HSBC / Citibank account with ID.
Go to transfer funds.......enter beneficiary A/c name and no. ..enter amount.........done.....money is transferred.....
Sittin in Dubai do I need to teach N. American people these ?????????
Where is all the money in Canada???? Mortgage / Income Tax/ Insurance / Propery tax / Fuel / baby sitting ........Given enough to GOVT.....anything left????
Deep
deepcb,
Oh I hate it when people act smug and cheeky! The option that you have spelled out is useful only if the person already has an account in banks like ICICI or HSBC that have a presence in India too and everybody knows that. In the absence of such an account the process is a little long drawn as has been detailed in the reply by ICICI to ihpatel!
So you see, what you have heard is absolutely correct that we in Canada are indeed more computer savvy. What it seems you have not heard is that at the same time we in Canada ALSO make sure that we pay more attention while listening to a problem before shooting our mouths off with a solution.
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wisernow
Wisernow,
When you say "WE" in Canada are IT savvy.......I also belong to that category.......Dxb is a temp location..........where there are a lots of $$$$
Deep
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Orginally posted by wisernow
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Orginally posted by deepcb
People say US / Canada are 1st world countries and everybody is IT savvy.........what's happeining?
You log on to your HSBC / Citibank account with ID.
Go to transfer funds.......enter beneficiary A/c name and no. ..enter amount.........done.....money is transferred.....
Sittin in Dubai do I need to teach N. American people these ?????????
Where is all the money in Canada???? Mortgage / Income Tax/ Insurance / Propery tax / Fuel / baby sitting ........Given enough to GOVT.....anything left????
Deep
deepcb,
Oh I hate it when people act smug and cheeky! The option that you have spelled out is useful only if the person already has an account in banks like ICICI or HSBC that have a presence in India too and everybody knows that. In the absence of such an account the process is a little long drawn as has been detailed in the reply by ICICI to ihpatel!
So you see, what you have heard is absolutely correct that we in Canada are indeed more computer savvy. What it seems you have not heard is that at the same time we in Canada ALSO make sure that we pay more attention while listening to a problem before shooting our mouths off with a solution.
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U win some...lose some...everything is not justified in this world.
deepcb,
You didn't get the hint... now did you?
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wisernow
Hi,
I wish to carry a Bank Draft to an urban centre in India.
Can anybody who has tried SBI Draft facility answer the following :
* How many days (in actual) does it take to get the Draft encashed ?
* Are there any tax liabilities while clearing the Draft ?
* What is better ? Should I get the Draft issued in my name or someone who is in India? I ask so as I still have accounts maintained in other banks over there ?
Any other precautionary measures to be taken are welcome.
Thanks !
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Enjoy ur life !
I have NRE account with HDFC Bank, I opened it at Ahmedabad branch from Toronto. I transferred money to my NRE account, Ahmedabad by just depositing CAD into any branch of Scotia Bank (HDFC has business account with scotia bank) and inform my branch manager by email.
I got credit/transferred CAD into my NRE account within 4 days. I can check online, the balance and account statement and confirm that this transfer has been credited into my account or not.
I can also pay online all dues of LIC's premiums through this HDFC's NRE account.
NO charges for money transfer at all.
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Kap
