Transferring funds to Russia

To transfer money from Israel to Russia, options may include Money Send and STB Union, though limitations on transfer amounts may apply. Services like Change might work but could have high fees. Be cautious of potential scams and verify the current operational status of any transfer service.

To transfer money from Israel to Russia, consider using VTB bank. Their mobile app has an option for international transfers to Russia, routing funds via Kazakhstan. The process involves converting rubles to dollars at the bank's exchange rate, with an automatically calculated commission. The maximum transfer amount is 350,000 rubles, and the transfer typically takes about a week.

For transferring funds from Russia to Israel when Zolotaya Korona (KoronaPay) is unavailable, users report success with Kwikpay. The process involves transferring from Russian bank cards (e.g., Sberbank, VTB) with cash pickup in Israeli shekels. Expected costs: VTB commission is 1.5% plus exchange rate differences, leading to total effective losses of approximately 6-7% compared to the official exchange rate.

To transfer money from Israel to Russia, "Zolotaya Korona" (Golden Crown) via Global Money Transfer kiosks in shopping centers ("canyons") can be used, though its availability and functionality vary by city (e.g., reported to work in Arad, but not consistently in Ashkelon). Another method involves finding private exchangers who accept cash in Israel and arrange a transfer in Russia.

Zolotaya Korona money transfers from Russia/Belarus can no longer be received via the partner 'GMT' in Israel. Alternative partners available for cash pickup include S.T.B. Union, Money Change, and WIC. Recipients should check the 'Points' section in the Zolotaya Korona mobile app or the official website for an up-to-date list of active branches and contact details.

While 'Korona' (or 'Zolotaya Korona') money transfer service may have faced disruptions, there were reports of its functionality for transfers from Israel to Russia on August 3rd and August 10th. Users should verify the current operational status of the service directly for the most up-to-date information.

To transfer money from Israel to Russia, consider using STB Union. Users have reported successful transfers, for example, sending 60,000 RUB to a Russian card. Verify the exchange rate beforehand as it may not be optimal, but this method can be a viable option when other channels are unavailable.

For transfers from Israel to Russia, STB Union is a recommended app. It allows sending funds to Russian cards using an Israeli card. Opening an STB Union card and funding it via bank transfer can result in lower fees and better exchange rates. Detailed information is available within the app.