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Post Serbia enhances cooperation with BH Post

Published: January 12, 2017
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Diaspora Money magazin.baThanks to the new service of the Post Serbia-The International postal money order, fast, secure and easy electronic money transfer is now available on the territory of whole BiH. Namely, apart from the exchange of the international money orders from Post Serbia to BH Post, now the same is available to the third postal operator in BiH, namely the Croatian Post Ltd. Mostar.

In accordance with the exchange rates, sending the money in Serbia is carried out in dinars, while in BiH it is made in convertible marks.

To this way of money transfer customers do not need any foreign currency account, not filling in forms, as well as additional documentation – you only need to possess a valid identity document. Also, the transaction supports safe and protected computer network.

Paid orders are available for payment after 30 minutes, depending on the working hours of posts. The maximum amount that can be paid in one order is 1500 EUR and the fee is only paid by the sender.

No foreign currency account, nor filling in forms or additional documentation is needed for this type of money transfer. The only thing needed is a valid ID card or a passport. Moreover, the transaction is secured by the safe and protected computer network.

The possibility of electronic money transfer is offered with an aim to enhance the electronic commerce between the two states.
(Source: akta)

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