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We would like to inform you that JAPAN POST BANK branches, Post Offices will no longer handle International Remittance service as from August 29, 2025.
For alternative method’s information (new international remittance service), please refer to the following page (Japanese language only).
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for understanding.
For "Non-resident Domestic Remittance in Yen", please refer to the URL links below for more details (only in Japanese).
Remittance from JAPAN POST BANK to Overseas
JAPAN POST BANK offers international remittance services at its branches and Post Offices, as well as online.
The transfer amount and handling fees are withdrawn from the remitter’s integrated account or giro account and the transfer amount is deposited into the payee’s bank or postal giro account specified.
A fixed fee of ¥7,500 is charged for handling each remittance regardless of amount.
Please be aware that intermediary charges (such as for correspondent bank services) and account registration fee (for handling by the beneficiary bank) may be deducted from the amount of remittance. The amount of account registration fee varies by bank and account type. Check with your payee for details, if necessary.
In many cases, the remittance will be sent to the intermediary bank within 7 business days from the date of application.
However, if the remittance information is insufficient, additional confirmation is required for the purpose of the remittance,
or due to the circumstances of the intermediary bank or the beneficiary bank, a significant delay may occur or the remittance
cannot be executed.
Based on the relevant laws and regulations, it may be requested to submit documents to confirm the purpose of the remittance
before executing the remittance.
In such cases, it may take some time (in some cases, around one month) to complete the confirmation of the remittance details, and as a result of the confirmation the remittance may not be executed.
Before applying for remittance, you can create an application form online.
Please click here to use it.
Please refer to the following page (only available in Japanese) for information about online international remittance services.
Remittance from Overseas to JAPAN POST BANK Account
Payees in Japan can receive money sent from overseas, either through their Japan Post Bank integrated account or giro account.
* If your detailed information has not yet been verified, make sure to bring identification documents and your passbook to your nearest Japan Post Bank or Post Office savings counter.
Remittances in either USD or EUR can be made from overseas banks, via a designated intermediary bank.
The information shown below is required to make a remittance from an overseas bank to a Japan Post Bank integrated account or giro account. Please note that if there are any mistakes or omissions, the remittance may not reach our bank. In addition, if the money remitted is returned to the sending bank, other charges and expenses may be deducted by the intermediary bank.
Please note that remittances to Japan cannot be made from certain financial institutions. For details, please ask your local bank.
Currency (*1) | USD | EUR | |
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Intermediary Bank (*2) | Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas NY | Deutsche Bank AG Frankfurt | |
Intermediary Bank BIC(SWIFT Code) | BKTRUS33 | DEUTDEFF | |
Beneficiary Bank | Japan Post Bank | ||
Branch | Head Office | ||
Beneficiary Bank Address | 3-1, Otemachi 2-chome, Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-8793, Japan | ||
Beneficiary Bank BIC (SWIFT Code) | JPPSJPJJIRS | ||
Beneficiary Bank CHIPS UID (*3) | 427593 | ![]() |
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Payee Account Number (*4)(*5) |
Japan Post Bank account numbers consist of two numbers connected by a hyphen. Please be sure to enter both numbers together in the account number field. If only one of the numbers is provided, the account cannot be identified, resulting in a returned payment. |
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Name of Payee Account Holder (*6) | e.g.,TARO YUSEI | ||
Payee Address (*7) | e.g.,3-1, Shintoshin Chuo, Saitama, Saitama 330-0081, Japan | ||
Payee Telephone Number (*8) | e.g.,048-1234-4567 |
*1
The Japan Post Bank exchange rate will be applied for credits made to the payee's Japan Post Bank account in JPY.
*2
The information for the intermediary bank must be included. If no specific space is provided for this information, please write it within an open area on the form. Please note that intermediary charges (handling charges by correspondent banks) will be deducted from the remittance amount.
・Fixed fee of $10 for remittances exceeding $100.
・Fixed fee of €5 for remittances exceeding €100.
Additional intermediary charges may be deducted.
*3
If remittances in USD are made from financial institutions in USA to a Japan Post Bank account, the CHIPS UID and BIC (SWIFT code) are both required.
If remittances are made from overseas to a Japan Post Bank account, the ABA (Fedwire Code) and IBAN are not required.
*4
If you cannot fill in hyphens (-), please fill in only numbers.
e.g.,1154012345671
*5
Japanese addresses should be written in the following order: street number, Town, Ward, City,Prefecture, postal code, and country.
Proper nouns should be written in the Hepburn roman alphabet.
It is not necessary to enter "SHI" or "CITY" .
(e.g.) For "Osaka city," use ‘OSAKA’ instead of "OSAKA-SHI.
*6
Please include a phone number at which the payee can be reached during the day.
*7
Japanese addresses should be written in the following order: street number, Town, Ward, City,Prefecture, postal code, and country.
Proper nouns should be written in the Hepburn roman alphabet.
It is not necessary to enter "SHI" or "CITY" .
(e.g.) For "Osaka city," use ‘OSAKA’ instead of "OSAKA-SHI.
*8
Please include a phone number at which the payee can be reached during the day.
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