Send money to Indonesia from Ireland
A small corridor, described honestly
There is no large Indonesian community in Ireland. This is not the Lithuanian or the Indian corridor and there is no point pretending otherwise. What exists is a few thousand people at most: postgraduate researchers and students at Irish colleges, staff in hotels and restaurants, crew passing through Irish ports, and people who came on a spouse's permit.
The traffic runs the other way too, and often more heavily. Irish people who worked in Jakarta or retired near Ubud, companies paying a developer or a designer in Bandung, and families supporting a partner's parents in Surabaya or Yogyakarta.
Small does not mean complicated. Euro is converted once into rupiah and paid into the bank account or the wallet in Indonesia, and the recipient needs nothing from Grey to receive it.
Sending euro to Indonesia

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Add euro to the balance
Enter the Indonesian details
The cost of a transfer to Indonesia
Rupiah figures run to millions, which makes rate differences easy to miss and worth checking. The comparison that tells you anything is the rupiah total, not the fee.
One conversion happens, on the Irish side, before the money leaves. Nothing further is done to it when it reaches the Indonesian bank or the wallet.

How the EUR to IDR rate is set

You see the rate before you agree to the transfer and it is fixed at the moment you confirm. The rupiah figure quoted is the rupiah figure that arrives.
For a contractor's invoice in Bandung or a tuition payment, that is the whole point. Indonesian invoices are written in rupiah, so it helps to agree a rupiah number rather than send a euro number and leave somebody in Jakarta working out what it became.


Grey against an Irish bank wiring rupiah
What the recipient in Indonesia sees

Bank accounts

Mobile wallets

If they use Grey
Getting euro in place
Fund when the invoice lands
Keep a float for retainers
Store the account
What gets sent from Ireland to Indonesia
Contractors and freelancers
Family through marriage
Students and researchers
Property and retirement
Reasons to use Grey for Indonesia



