Send limits from the U.S. to Europe will depend on a number of variables. These include, but are not limited to, receive country, payment and receive methods and individual transaction history. Input the country you are sending to for more accurate limit information.

1. Log in or register for a free profile with Western Union. Then just click ‘Send now’ to begin the transfer process.
2. Choose the specific European country you would like to send to and enter the amount you want to send. You’ll then see our typical transfer times.
3. Click on ‘Bank account’ to enter receiver account details. Simply select their account if you’ve sent them money before.
4. Pay for your money transfer to Europe with a credit card², debit card or your personal bank account.
5. Finally, you’ll receive a confirmation email containing a Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN). This tracks your payment, and you can share it with the recipient in Europe.

You’ll need a U.S. driver’s license, passport, or government-issued ID to register with us online. To send money to Europe, you’ll also require the recipient’s bank name, bank account number, plus their address, city, region/country, and phone number – specific information may vary by receiving bank and/or country.

1. Search online for your nearest agent location.
2. Take a valid government-issued ID or phone number to the counter, plus the bank and account details of the recipient you’re sending money to in Europe.
3. Use a U.S. bank-issued debit card² or cash to pay for your money transfer.
4. Check your receipt for a Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN), which helps you and your recipient track the transfer.

Transfer fees and exchange rates may vary based on the method used to pay for the transaction, the payout method, and the send and receive locations. The best way to determine the cost of your money transfer to Europe is to use our price estimator tool.