This can be the total amount required in your Blocked Account, or a smaller amount too if you want to transfer in multiple parts.
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How to transfer funds to your Blocked Account
Initiate payment
From your Expatrio User Portal. Select 'My Payments' under Blocked Account. Here you will see your pending payments and can set up a new payment too with the '+ Initiate payment' button.
Choose the amount you want to transfer
Fill in some information
Let us know some details, such as who is making the transfer. You may be asked different questions depending on your individual situation.
Choose your preferred method
Depending on your situation, you will see different transfer methods such as Bank transfer, Visa Debit, Mastercard Credit etc.
Provide your details
You will be asked to fill in your transfer method details.
Get confirmation
You will receive email confirmation from Expatrio once your funds have arrived into your Blocked Account.
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