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The simple, swift & secure way to send money to Hungary

Our International Payments service is currently unavailable
Currently our International Payments service is unavailable, we apologise for any inconvenience caused. For one off transfers of up to £10,000 our Quick Transfer service can be used by visiting one of our branches that are open.

Transfer Money to Hungary
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Transfer Money to Hungary

Whether you need to send a one off transfer to Hungary or set up a more frequent payment, eurochange can sort it faster than you can gulp down a mouthful of Goulash! And thanks to our bank-beating exchange rates, you can be sure that whether you'd like to make a Quick Transfer or set up a more regular series of International Payments, you’ll also get a great rate of forint to the pound.

 

Transferring money to Hungary couldn't be easier

1

Order your forint online

Select how much forint you need to transfer. We’ll show you the relevant exchange rate.

2

Complete the application form

Select whether you’re a new or existing customer and whether you’re sending the money to a new or existing beneficiary.

3

Submit your online transfer

Then simply select your payment method, check you’re happy with all the details - and transfer your money. All done!


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Trusted by millions to send money
from the UK to Hungary

We understand. It's your money. So you can be confident that whether you're sending a few hundred or a few thousand forint, using eurochange means your money's in safe hands. Because not only have we been in business for over 40 years, we've sent literally millions of forint in that time.

And to give you even greater piece of mind:

  • We're FCA registered (registration number 534703)
  • The option of paying international bank-fees on non-EU transfers
  • Enjoy same day credit on payments to the US and the Euro Zone
  • Your money will be protected in a ring-fenced account
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