Send money to New Zealand
Join 50+ million worldwide customers saving on money transfers with Revolut. Send international transfers (EUR) to New Zealand (NZD) today!
How to send money with Revolut
Send money to New Zealand in 3 steps
- 1
Start your transfer
Choose how much you want to send in Euros, and pick New Zealand as your destination country.
- 2
Check the rates
Get competitive exchange rates, without hidden transfer fees.
- 3
Send money
Enter the recipient's details and hit Send. We'll do the rest.
How much does it cost to transfer money to New Zealand ?
When you send money to New Zealand (NZD) (EUR), we won't charge you additional currency exchange fees on weekdays if the transfer is within your exchange allowance. We may apply a transfer fee depending on how much you send, and your plan's international transfer allowance. We'll show any fees in-app before you transfer.
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How long will my money transfer to New Zealand take?
Transfers to other Revolut customers and card transfers usually arrive in minutes, while bank transfers to New Zealand usually arrive within 3 to 5 business days. We’ll always keep you updated on the status of your transfer.
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Get startedHow to make your first money transfer to New Zealand
Get Revolut
Download our Android or iOS app, then sign up.
Add money
Top up your Revolut account via your card or bank account.
Send a transfer
Choose to send and select New Zealand as your destination country. Add the recipient's details and tap Send.
Choose a transfer method that works for you
Best ways to send money to New Zealand with Revolut
Bank transfers
Transfer money using a recipient's bank account details.
Card transfers
Send money in real-time to a card account
Send to wallet
Coming soon: transfer money to a mobile wallet through their phone number
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Send money home to New Zealand
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Transfer money to New Zealand FAQs
- For most currencies, there are no limits to how much you can transfer. But, our payment partners may have set limits on certain currencies. You’ll always see these in-app before making the transfer.Learn more.
- Yes, Revolut Bank UAB is a regulated bank established in Lithuania and your money is protected by Deposit Protection Scheme.Learn more.
- The details we ask for depend on the transfer method you choose. We'll usually ask for a combination of the recipient's full name, phone number, bank account number, and their BIC/SWIFT number. We may sometimes ask you for additional details, like the recipient's city.Learn more.
- The delivery time of a transfer depends on which method you use. Transfers to other Revolut customers are usually instant. Transfers to cards typically take a few minutes, but can take up to 30 minutes. International bank transfers to New Zealand usually arrive within 3 to 5 business days. Transfers to other countries can arrive in as little as minutes, or up to 3 to 5 business days, depending on the currency and destination. Learn more. If you're sending from a bank account external to Revolut, the delivery times may differ from the times stated above. All transfers are subject to review and on rare occasions it might take longer than stated days to complete.Learn more.
- You can send money online to New Zealand quickly and safely with us. Here's how:
- Download the Revolut app on your Android or iPhone and sign-up.
- Add money to your Revolut account by topping up via your card or bank account.
- Choose your destination country and currency.
- Enter your recipient's details. You'll usually need their full name, bank account number, and sort code. Some payment methods and destination countries may require additional information.