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Find the best way to send money to Uzbekistan

Learn how to send money to Uzbekistan from Singapore in our step-by-step guide.

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Looking for the best way to send money from Singapore to family, friends or businesses in Uzbekistan (or even to your own bank account)? Don't head straight to your Singaporean bank - turn to online money transfer services instead. They nearly always offer better exchange rates and lower fees - which means for the same amount of dollars you send, the recipient will receive more soʻms.

Compare ways of sending money to Uzbekistan

Use our table below to compare services that send money from the Republic of Singapore to Uzbekistan. Compare the money transfer providers' fees and speeds, then click "Go to site" when you've found the best one to send your Singapore Dollars to Uzbekistan.

Min. Transfer Amount Transfer Speed Online Transfer Fee Rate Amount Received Description CTA Details
Remitly International Money Transfers
SGD 0 Same day SGD 4.99 8537.804 UZS
42,646,418
 Special offers like free transfers and better exchange rates available for new customers.
Remitly has quick, affordable transfers around the world, with both express and economy options. 		Go to site Show details

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Disclaimer: Exchange rates change often. Confirm the total cost with the provider before transferring money.

How to send money to Uzbekistan from Singapore

Here's our simple process for sending a money transfer to Uzbekistan as a cash pickup or bank transfer - the two options are similar:

  1. Compare your options.
    Use our table above to find a money transfer provider that sends SGD to Uzbekistan. One may be better for cash pickups while another might be better suited to a bank transfer. Once you've found the best one for your requirements, click Go to site.
  2. Register for an account.
    You'll need to give your name, address, contact details, proof of ID and method of payment.
  3. Provide recipient details.
    Enter your recipient's name and contact information. If you're sending straight to their Uzbekistani bank account, you'll need the account number, SWIFT or IBAN plus their bank branch's address.
  4. Enter the transfer amount.
    Check you're happy with the fees, exchange rates and transfer speed, then enter the amount you wish to send. Many services give the amount of Uzbekistani soʻm your recipient should receive, so double check this.
  5. Complete your transfer.
    Send your money transfer to Uzbekistan. Keep any reference number safe so you can track your transfer - your recipient may need it too.

If you send to a Uzbekistani bank account, your recipient will need to wait for the funds to arrive. For a cash pick up, your Uzbekistani recipient will need to show some form of photo ID in order to pick up the funds. It's also important that you give them the transaction reference number to streamline the process.

Ways to send and receive money

How to decide which option is best for you to send money to Uzbekistan.

  • Bank deposit. Most major banks in the Republic of Singapore let you wire money to banks in Uzbekistan. However, you might get weaker exchange rates and pay higher fees all for the privilege of a slower transfer.
  • Online money transfer services. Online companies like make international money transfers to Uzbekistan easy with bank transfers or cell phone top ups often offered as easy delivery options.
  • Transfer agents across the Republic of Singapore. Many transfer providers have locations dotted all across the Republic of Singapore, making it easy for you to send money that can be easily picked up in similar agent locations in Uzbekistan.
  • Cheques and money orders. If speed is not an issue, you can always pick up an international cheque from your bank or Singapore Post to send to Uzbekistan.
  • Cash pick-up. you to collect cash, even if you don't have a bank account in Uzbekistan.
  • Bank deposit. If you have a Uzbekistani bank account, you can have money transferred directly into this without having to make any trips to a money transfer agent location.
  • Cheques and money orders. Both personal cheques and money orders can be sent directly to you where you live but these tend to be the slower options.

What documents do I need to transfer money to Uzbekistan?

To send money from Singapore to Uzbekistan, you'll need the following:

1. Photo identification

Most providers require a driver's license, passport or other Singaporean government-issued ID. You can send transfers without the above but may need to give alternate ID instead.

2. Payment method

Your options depend on the provider's services. Popular methods include cash, debit or credit card payments, bank account transfers and personal cheques.

3. Recipient information

You'll need their name (matching their ID) plus contact details. If sending to a Uzbekistani bank account, you'll need the a/c number, SWIFT and branch details.

What documents do I need to receive money in Uzbekistan?

To collect money in person in Uzbekistan, the recipient will need:

1. Transfer number

The reference number - sometimes called a PIN, MTCN or tracking number.

2. Government-issued ID

A official ID, such as a Uzbekistani passport or driving license.

3. The transfer amount

To know how much has been sent, usually to within 10% of the total.

4. Sender information

The sender's name and address and the country from where the money was sent.

How much does it cost to send money to Uzbekistan from the Republic of Singapore?

The cost of sending money to Uzbekistan from Singapore depends on the exchange rate between SGD to UZS, the fees, how you want your recipient to receive your transfer and the turnaround time:

  • Exchange rates. The mid-market rate is the rate banks and transfer services use to trade between one another. It is the best rate that you can get. But not all money transfer providers offer you this mid-market rat so compare the exchange rate you're offered to the mid-market rate and look for the smallest difference.
  • Transfer fees. Are you being charged a flat fee or a percentage of your transfer amount? For example, a provider offering to transfer your money to Uzbekistan for a flat or low fee might work out better if you plan to send a large amount.
  • Transfer speed. If you need your transfer to arrive quickly, you can pay for a quick delivery. Companies such as offer instant cash pickups but may charge more. If you're not in a rush, online money transfer services can offer the best value, usually getting your money to Uzbekistan faster and cheaper than banks.
  • Transfer limits. Find out how much you can send with each service. For example, one provider may have a send limit of $10,000 while another may allow you to transfer up to $1 million. For smaller transfers, check the fees. For large transfers, look harder at the exchange rate. Some providers encourage large transfers with low fees.
  • Transfer type. Does your recipient have a Uzbekistani bank account or is cash or cell phone top up the better option? Each transfer type will have different fees. For example, instant cash pickups tend to be more expensive than bank transfers.
  • Discounts. Some providers may offer you a free transfer simply for signing up while others may offer you a discount if you transfer more than a certain amount.

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