Many Indians choose Sweden as a country for relocation, and for a good reason. This Scandinavian gem is famous for its advanced science and technology. Swedes are also one of the world’s most environmentally friendly nations.

Whether you moved to Sweden for study or job opportunities or are simply travelling and exploring the country, we are here for you. Stay connected to your loved ones using the best way to send money from Sweden to India—Profee. With us, you will not have to worry about how to send money from Sweden to India.

Make your first transfer by following these four simple steps:

• Choose India as your destination country and specify the amount you are sending;
• Set up your account with an easy verification process that takes no more than five minutes;
• Select a payment method;
• You are all set! Transfer money online fast and with ease.

Our top priority is sending your money transfer to the recipient as soon as possible, no matter where they are. When you send money via the bank card payment method, rest assured, it will only take minutes for the money to be delivered.

We know that sending money from Sweden to India can be tricky sometimes. Traditional banks are notorious for hidden fees and extremely high commissions. Besides, unfavourable exchange rates can often get in the way of sending money.

Profee makes sure you can make a money transfer from Sweden to India with no such risks. We offer complete transparency. Profee is always upfront about the fee amount as well as the amount the recipient will receive in their bank account. Additionally, we have one of the most competitive currency exchange rates on the market. By choosing Profee, you make your transfers not only fast but also profitable.

Profee offers multiple account levels—Basic, Plus, and Premium—each with its own set of transaction limits. As you progress to higher account levels, your transaction limits increase accordingly. To attain a higher account level, Profee requests specific documents for verification in accordance with EU regulations.