Send money from Singapore to Indonesia

Comparing 1 providers for 1,000 SGDIDR

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Only provider with data today: Remitly

Fee: SGD 4.99 · Rate: 13677.1300

IDR 13,608,881.12

recipient gets

Delivery method:
RemitlyOnly option
1 day
Recipient getsIDR 13,608,881.12

🎁 No fees on your first transfer

FeeSGD 4.99
Rate13677.1300
vs mid1.75%
Delivery & payment details

Receive via: Cash pickup · bank deposit · mobile wallet

Pay with: Bank transfer · Debit card · Credit card · Apple Pay

Send with Remitly
Mid-market rate: 1 SGD = 13920.1576 IDR · Sending SGD 1,000.00 · Reference rate published by the European Central Bank (updated once per business day). · How we rank
How “recipient gets” is calculated: (amount you send − fee) × exchange rate. Every fee here is the one that provider quoted for SGD 1,000.00 — fees can change with the amount you send, so confirm the final figure on the provider's site.

Last updated: September 6, 2026 at 08:52 AM UTC · Rates may vary by payment method and amount

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SGD to IDR — Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest way to send SGD to IDR?

Remitly currently offers the best value for SGDIDR, delivering 13,608,881 IDR for 1,000 SGD. We rank by the total amount received after fees and exchange-rate markup, updated every 4 hours.

What is the current SGD to IDR exchange rate?

The best available rate is 1 SGD = 13677.13 IDR via Remitly. Rates vary by provider and are updated every 4 hours. Always confirm the final rate on the provider's site before sending.

Are there hidden fees when sending SGD to IDR?

Some providers advertise “zero fees” but add a markup to the exchange rate instead. We rank by the total amount your recipient receives, which accounts for both the transfer fee and any exchange-rate markup — so you see the true cost. Learn how fees work →