Are you related to Mr Roach?maryfra wrote:Good afternoon.
what is the max amount I can get on a singaporean ATM,
in an unique withdrawal, with a foreign card ?
neglect my foreign bank's limit and stuff like that.
I'd like to get personal experiences.
apology for my weak english.
x9200 wrote:Are you related to Mr Roach?maryfra wrote:Good afternoon.
what is the max amount I can get on a singaporean ATM,
in an unique withdrawal, with a foreign card ?
neglect my foreign bank's limit and stuff like that.
I'd like to get personal experiences.
apology for my weak english.
x9200 wrote:Are you related to Mr Roach?maryfra wrote:Good afternoon.
what is the max amount I can get on a singaporean ATM,
in an unique withdrawal, with a foreign card ?
neglect my foreign bank's limit and stuff like that.
I'd like to get personal experiences.
apology for my weak english.
You can go into a bank and get 30K by passing a note to the teller if you like.maryfra wrote:Good afternoon.
what is the max amount I can get on a singaporean ATM,
in an unique withdrawal, with a foreign card ?
neglect my foreign bank's limit and stuff like that.
I'd like to get personal experiences.
apology for my weak english.
You can set the limit by internet banking or by calling the respective banks' contact number.BBCWatcher wrote:Default withdrawal limits are typically SGD 3,000 per day at ATMs in Singapore. Your foreign bank's limit is likely to be lower and thus controlling.
Mr Roach didn't declare ! Seems he wasn't picked up, neither when he was in Singapore nor when he leftI do not recommend holding/carrying significant amounts of cash (more than SGD 1,000 or so). Merchant acceptance of credit and debit cards in Singapore is extremely common. Please note that Singapore requires declaring cash (and cash equivalents) when you are holding/carrying the equivalent of SGD 20,000 or more.
OP said foreign card. Did you take into consideration in your reply?ecureilx wrote: You can set the limit by internet banking or by calling the respective banks' contact number.
Overlooked that, apologies.Hidy Ho wrote:OP said foreign card. Did you take into consideration in your reply?
now that you say that, I remember some expats in PH complaining about the same. Any idea why US banks want to keep the money, either from your account or drawn on VISA ? Unlike Asian banks which go all out to let you take more ..My US based credit union ATM limit is $500 USD and it can't be changed, online or in person. It's been that amount ever since I opened the account in 1990.
If I recall correctly, POSB / DBS limit can be raised higher than 5K, likewise for UOB and OCBC.It looks like I have option to change by POSB ATM withdrawal limit up to 5000 SGD (500, 1000, 2000, 3000 or 5000). No such option for Citibank online. Never tried to change in person. I think the account max out at 3000 per day.
Interesting ... although I don't keep that much money in POSB. Maybe 20K max balance since I transfer monthly expense fund to this account to use for pay rent, monthly expenses and hopefully enough for income tax lump payment.ecureilx wrote: If I recall correctly, POSB / DBS limit can be raised higher than 5K, likewise for UOB and OCBC.
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