CurrencyFair is the best and cheapest service overall. On €7,000 you will get 10,778,318.74 KRW after fees and the exchange rate.
We’ve compared 7 money transfer companies in more detail below.
| 7 of 7 providers Last updated on 26 September 2026 | |||
| Based on 7,000 EUR transfer Best companies for EUR/KRW transfers | |||
| Promoted  Wise Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €51.52 1 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW -0.06% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,725,465.00 Within minutes | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Wise when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositWithin minutesAvailable via:Bank Transfer €51.521 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW ₩10,725,465.00You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Promoted  Xe Pay via Debit card | Fee €0.00 1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW +0.40% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,754,874.90 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Xe when paying by debit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours Free1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW ₩10,754,874.90You pay€7,000.00 | |||
Run a live search Showing top Germany to South Korea deals for 7,000 EUR. Do a live search with your exact amount for today's best rates. | |||
Run a live search Showing companies that send from a business account. Run a business search to get live EUR to KRW rates. | |||
Run a live search These companies offer multi-currency accounts for spending KRW. We suggest doing a live search based on how much EUR you're planning to spend in South Korea. | |||
Run a live search These are managed services with real human support for large EUR transfers. Click the link and update the transfer amount to get the best deal. | |||
 CurrencyFair Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €3.00 1 EUR = 1540.4200 KRW +0.14% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,778,318.74 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with CurrencyFair when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours €3.001 EUR = 1540.4200 KRW ₩10,778,318.74You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Exclusive: First Transfer Deal  Regency FX Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €0.00 1 EUR = 1538.4075 KRW +0.27% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,768,852.20 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Regency FX when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours Free1 EUR = 1538.4075 KRW ₩10,768,852.20You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Xe Pay via Debit card | Fee €0.00 1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW +0.40% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,754,874.90 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Xe when paying by debit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours Free1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW ₩10,754,874.90You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Xe Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €0.00 1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW +0.40% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,754,874.90 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Xe when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours Free1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW ₩10,754,874.90You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Xe Pay via Credit card | Fee €0.00 1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW +0.40% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,754,874.90 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Xe when paying by credit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours Free1 EUR = 1536.4107 KRW ₩10,754,874.90You pay€7,000.00 | |||
 OFX Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €0.00 1 EUR = 1534.8595 KRW +0.50% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,744,016.79 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with OFX when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hours Free1 EUR = 1534.8595 KRW ₩10,744,016.79You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Wise Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €51.52 1 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW -0.06% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,725,465.00 Within minutes | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Wise when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositWithin minutesAvailable via:Bank Transfer €51.521 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW ₩10,725,465.00You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Wise Pay via iDEAL/WERO | Fee €61.61 1 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW -0.06% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,709,891.00 Within minutes | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Wise when paying by ideal/wero. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositWithin minutesAvailable via:Bank Transfer €61.611 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW ₩10,709,891.00You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Wise Pay via Debit card | Fee €106.27 1 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW -0.06% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,640,955.00 Within minutes | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Wise when paying by debit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositWithin minutesAvailable via:Bank Transfer €106.271 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW ₩10,640,955.00You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| $0 fee on first online transfers  MoneyGram Pay via Debit card | Fee €9.99 1 EUR = 1517.9822 KRW +1.61% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,625,875.40 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with MoneyGram when paying by debit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hoursAvailable via:All Banks €9.991 EUR = 1517.9822 KRW ₩10,625,875.40You pay€7,009.99 | |||
| $0 fee on first online transfers MoneyGram Pay via Credit card | Fee €9.99 1 EUR = 1517.9822 KRW +1.61% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,625,875.40 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with MoneyGram when paying by credit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hoursAvailable via:All Banks €9.991 EUR = 1517.9822 KRW ₩10,625,875.40You pay€7,009.99 | |||
| $0 fee on first online transfers MoneyGram Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €9.99 1 EUR = 1517.9822 KRW +1.61% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,625,875.40 Minutes - 24 hours | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with MoneyGram when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositMinutes - 24 hoursAvailable via:All Banks €9.991 EUR = 1517.9822 KRW ₩10,625,875.40You pay€7,009.99 | |||
| Wise Pay via Credit card | Fee €148.12 1 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW -0.06% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,576,356.00 Within minutes | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Wise when paying by credit card. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositWithin minutesAvailable via:Bank Transfer €148.121 EUR = 1543.5700 KRW ₩10,576,356.00You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| Pricing based on Revolut Standard plan  Revolut Pay via Bank transfer | Fee €117.50 1 EUR = 1533.9428 KRW +0.56% vs mid-market | Recipient gets ₩10,557,361.00 Within minutes | |
Ways to receive money in South Korea with Revolut when paying by bank transfer. MethodFee & ratesRecipient gets Bank depositWithin minutes €117.501 EUR = 1533.9428 KRW ₩10,557,361.00You pay€7,000.00 | |||
| US Disclaimer: Revolut is not a bank. Banking services are provided by Lead Bank, Member FDIC. Fees may apply. See revolut.com/en-US/ for details. | |||
| How Our Results Work Mid-market rate: 1 EUR = 1542.5724 KRW Updates every 60 minutes. | |||
Transfer details
For a one-off transfer from Germany, I suggest picking the cheapest option which is CurrencyFair.
On a 7,000 EUR transfer, CurrencyFair delivers the most KRW.
This will change depending on how much you actually send, so I suggest running a live search to get the best EUR/KRW rate.
You have 4 ways to pay, including bank transfer, debit card, credit card, and ideal.
First time round you'll need a photo ID and proof of your German address.
Video identification is also normal and takes a few minutes.
There are 7 companies for sending money from Germany to South Korea, across broker, app, online, multi-currency account, global account, and in person, and more below.
Fastest and easiest way
Within the eurozone, SEPA covers all transfers, but outside, it gets very expensive and money transfer companies make it cheaper.
Sending €7,000 with Xe to South Korea gets you 10,754,874.9 KRW with a €0 fee and 0.4% markup.
Debit cards (and Apple Pay / Google Pay) usually have instant deposits, but your girocard usually won't work as a funding method.
For paying in cash at a counter
There's no legal limit on how much you can send, so the counter in the kiosk, the callshop or the grocery store is still a popular way to send money internationally.
Deposit €7,000 to MoneyGram online, and choose cash pickup as delivery option. Once you pay, it should be available in minutes.
In general, online transfers are cheaper than sending cash to South Korea.
For large transfers from Germany
For buying property, moving to South Korea, or moving pensions, a currency broker is the best option.
A broker like CurrencyFair charges no fee and works on a margin. It adds 0.14% on EUR/KRW which gets negotiated the more you send.
And you get an account manager to help you through the process.
For some international payments above €50,000, German residents may need to file an AWV report with the Bundesbank, make sure to check in advance.
For making business payments
Global accounts are for businesses making payments to South Korea.
Be it overseas suppliers and contractors, receiving KRW payments, or holding KRW and EUR in one business account.
Companies like Airwallex, WorldFirst, or Wise Business offer the best tools for international business transfers.
For spending & receiving
A multi-currency account lets you hold EUR and KRW in one account.
You get KRW bank details, and can receive international payments like rent, dividends, family payments without additional conversions.
You can convert KRW to EUR or EUR to KRW whenever you need.
The best multi currency account is Wise, it adds ~-0.06% markup and charges small fees.
With CurrencyFair, paying by bank transfer and receiving through bank deposit is the cheapest way. Sending €7,000 gives your recipient 10,778,318.74 KRW.
You can pay for the transfer using bank transfer, debit card, credit card, and ideal.
Using German bank
A SEPA bank transfer is usually the cheapest way to deposit EUR.
An instant SEPA payment can reduce funding time, but it does not guarantee instant delivery to South Korea.
The recipient in South Korea can receive KRW by bank deposit.
To receive KRW by bank deposit
Enter the recipient's banking details and account holders name.
Check both before sending because correcting a bank deposit will delay the transfer.
You pay €7,000.00
₩10,778,319
Cheapest
You pay €7,000.00
₩10,754,875
-₩23,444
You pay €7,000.00
₩10,754,875
-₩23,444
You pay €7,000.00
₩10,709,891
-₩68,428
The main question in Germany is whether you are sending euros inside SEPA or converting them. Large cross-border payments can also create a Bundesbank reporting duty.
For a €7,000 transfer to South Korea, these are the best options:
Cheapest way to send money to South Korea
The cheapest option is CurrencyFair, funded by bank transfer with bank deposit for the payout. Your recipient gets 10,778,318.74 KRW, which is 0.09% more than the next best option.
Fastest way to send money to South Korea
The fastest option is Revolut. Pay by bank transfer and choose bank deposit for the payout. Your recipient gets 10,557,361 KRW in innerhalb von minuten.
Germany's AWV reporting threshold is €50,000.
A German resident may need to report a payment above that amount to the Bundesbank when it is made to a non-resident.
It is a statistics report, not a tax or permission request.
Transfers between your own domestic and foreign accounts are exempt, and other exemptions apply depending on the payment purpose.
The automated AWV notice shown by a bank does not mean every transfer is reportable.
The Bundesbank guidance for private individuals explains who reports, what is exempt and how to file.
If the recipient has a euro account in the SEPA area, a normal SEPA payment can be the simplest option.
A payment converted into KRW sits outside that pricing rule and may involve another bank or payout partner.
Check whether the quote uses SHA, OUR or BEN charges on a bank transfer.
This decides whether intermediary costs are shared, paid by you or deducted from what the recipient receives.
The EUR/KRW rate can move noticeably within a week, changing the amount your recipient gets in KRW.
Mid-market rate:1 EUR = 1,543.648431 KRW
Nothing reaches this table without going through our review first, and every company is BaFin-registered or passported into Germany.
We then track 7 of them on EUR to South Korea, comparing rates, fees and the pay-in and payout options.
More on who we are, why you can trust us and how to get started.
Any tax information is for general guidance only and does not constitute tax advice. Speak to a qualified tax adviser about your circumstances.
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