Does NAB charge an international transaction fee?
National Australia Bank allows personal and business customers to execute international money transfers securely through NAB Internet Banking and the official mobile application. When sending funds overseas in a foreign currency directly from an eligible account, NAB features a $0 online international transfer fee. Conversely, if a customer chooses to initiate an international transfer originating in Australian dollars or requests branch-assisted processing, standard international telegraphic transfer fees (such as a $30 fee) and intermediary bank charges may apply to the transaction.
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