Remittance corridors from Greece — a country-by-country guide
How to read this
remittance pricing changes by amount, method, day and promotion, so the percentages below are rough bands, not quotes. Use them to spot a bad deal, then compare two or three providers live on the amount received.
Albania (euro / lek)
Greece’s #1 corridor. Since October 2025, a euro SEPA transfer is near-free if the recipient can receive euro — see Albania via SEPA. For cash in lekë, an app or agent (roughly 1–4%) still works.
Georgia (GEL)
non-SEPA, separate currency; cash networks are strong (Western Union, MoneyGram, Remitly). Indicatively ~1.5–4% all-in. Check Wise’s GEL support live.
Pakistan (PKR)
mobile wallet (JazzCash, Easypaisa) is the differentiator — WorldRemit and Remitly lead. Often low cost (~1–3%); wallet payout in minutes. A bank-receive may incur an inbound fee.
Bangladesh (BDT)
bKash mobile wallet is the key option (WorldRemit, Remitly). Indicatively ~1–3%; minutes to a wallet.
Philippines (PHP)
GCash wallet is huge (Remitly, WorldRemit, Wise); cash pickup via large networks too (Western Union, MoneyGram). ~1–3.5%; express in minutes, economy 3–5 days. Large Filipino community in Greece.
Egypt (EGP)
bank, cash or wallet. Egyptian banks may charge an inbound fee (often $5–25), so wallet or cash payout can avoid it. ~1.5–4%; the pound is volatile, so re-quote.
Ukraine (UAH)
corridors operate but are wartime-sensitive — verify current availability and limits. Card-to-card services are popular; ~1.5–4% indicative.
India (INR)
one of the cheapest, most competitive corridors — bank (UPI/IMPS) and wallet, with Wise often lowest (~0.7–2.5%); bank credit in minutes to hours.
Nigeria / Ghana (NGN / GHS)
mobile money avoids inbound bank fees (WorldRemit, Sendwave, Remitly); ~1–3% indicative.
The pattern
for South and Southeast Asia, mobile money is usually cheapest and fastest; for unbanked or rural recipients, cash networks; for euro within SEPA, a bank transfer. The payout method picks the provider more than the price does.
How not to get cheated
a screenshot from last week is stale — rates move every few minutes. Don’t trust a single advertised “fee”; quote the same amount live across two or three providers and send the one that delivers the most. And for cash pickups, only send to people you personally know — see transfer scams & safety.
Related
Albania via SEPA · compare on amount received · money-transfer providers · transfer scams & safety
This is general information, not financial advice. All corridor costs are indicative and change constantly — always get a live quote. WTP Finance is informational only.