Are you a Polish citizen, living in the UK and planning to send money to Poland?

This could be because you plan to make regular payments, to send money to your friends and family in Warsaw or Gdansk. Also, this might be because you're selling your property in the UK, to repatriate the funds to Poland.

Alternatively, are you a UK business owner, making international payments to Poland for your imports and exports?

This could be because you're buying Polish goods from a business in Krakow or Wroclaw, to ship to the UK to sell to your customers. This may also be because you're contracting Polish services, such as a Polish translator, for your company.

Whatever your reason, you'll want to know how to send money to Poland from the UK.

This will include: (1) how to get a highly competitive exchange rate for pounds to zloty, (2) ensuring your money is safe when you transfer funds to Poland, (3) choosing a money transfer company that will send your money to your Polish bank account as fast as possible.

With this in mind, please find below Pure FX's guide to send money to Poland from the UK. We've divided this into the following convenient steps:

1. The Benefits of Using Pure FX to Send Money to Poland.
2. How to Transfer Money to Poland with Pure FX.

1. The Benefits of Using Pure FX to Send Money to Poland.

There are many advantages to using Pure FX to send money to Poland from the UK. For example:

A. You'll receive a highly competitive exchange rate for pounds to Polish zloty.

This will help you to lift your zloty total in your Polish bank account.

This will be useful for you, if you're transferring money to Poland for your friends and family, who'll welcome the extra zloties. Also, this will be useful for your business, by reducing your costs to import Polish goods or services.

B. Your money is kept in segregated bank accounts with Pure FX.

This is because we're authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Electronic Money Institution (Firm Reference Number 902022), as a trading name of Foreign Currency Direct.

So we adhere to all the UK's financial laws and regulations to transfer money to Poland from the UK. This gives you peace of mind when you exchange currencies.

C. You'll join thousands of existing clients who're highly satisfied with Pure FX's services.

Pure FX has over 800 excellent reviews on the independent feedback platform Feefo: https://www.feefo.com/en-gb/reviews/pure-fx

We've also won Pure FX 'Gold Trusted Service' award for the last three years, in 2016, 2017 and 2018. So you know you're in good hands.

D. You'll receive friendly, professional service from a dedicated Pure FX currency dealer.

He or she will walk you through the process of sending money to Poland from the UK, and answer your questions in clear, straightforward English.

He or she will also tell you what's affected the pound to zloty exchange rate recently. This will help you decide if it's a good time to exchange currencies for you.

E. You'll have access to lots of ways to send money to Poland, depending on your requirements.

For example, do you need to exchange pounds for zloty in the near future? Then you can set up a spot contract, to send money to Poland as quick as possible.

Alternatively, do you want to lock in your exchange rate today, to transfer your money to Poland sometime in the future? Then you can request a forward contract.

2. How to Transfer Money to Poland with Pure FX.

To send money to Poland from the UK with Pure FX, just take the following easy steps:

1. Register an account at https://www.purefx.co.uk/register

This will take you a couple of minutes, it's free, and you come under no obligation to exchange currencies with us.

Once you've registered an account, a Pure FX currency dealer will contact you, to find out the best way we can help you to transfer money to Poland, given your needs. You'll need to provide:

• Your bank's name and address.
• Your Polish bank account's IBAN number. You'll normally find this on a Polish bank statement. It will begin with PL and be 28 characters long.
• Your Polish bank account's SWIFT code. You'll also find this on a Polish bank statement, or on your Polish bank account's online portal.
• Your Polish bank account number.
• The full name of the recipient of your money transfer.
• A legal form of ID, such as your driver's license or passport, and a proof of address. These are to comply with anti-money laundering due diligence regulations.

2. Request a quote.

To do this, simply scroll up to the 'Get A Quote' box at the top-right of this page. There, select pounds (GBP) to zloty (PLN) from the currency options, and fill in your details.

Click the 'Get A Quote' button at the bottom of the form, and a Pure FX currency dealer will quickly get in touch, to offer you a highly competitive exchange rate.

3. Transfer your money.

Once you're happy with the exchange rate, just tell your currency dealer. We'll then send your money to Poland from the UK.

Your money will typically appear in your Polish bank account within a couple of working days, or faster if you've decided to pay £15 to make an international priority transfer.

I hope that you find this guide useful! If you have any questions, just visit our Contact Us page, and fill in the form. We’ll be delighted to help you to transfer money to Poland from the UK.