1. Germany’s Evolving Tariff Landscape: What It Means for You

Since late 2024, Germany has implemented a new set of tariff measures within the EU framework, aiming to strengthen domestic manufacturing. While protective in nature, these policies have added pressure on foreign workers, especially from South Asia, who often send money back home regularly.

With inflation still persistent and energy costs fluctuating, Sri Lankan expatriates working in Germany are increasingly looking for reliable, cost-effective, and fast ways to transfer money home.

2. Euros to Sri Lankan Rupees: The Cost of Traditional Transfers

Traditional banks charge a steep price for cross-border transactions. According to the Deutsche Bundesbank, the average fee for personal international remittances through German commercial banks ranges from €12 to €18, with delivery times stretching up to 3–5 business days.

In contrast, Panda Remit offers a streamlined, user-centric solution. For a typical euro-to-Sri Lankan rupee transfer, users enjoy real-time rates, lower fees, and 100% app-based transactions, without the hassle of standing in line or dealing with paperwork.

3. Why Panda Remit Stands Out: Fast, Transparent, and Mobile

Lightning-fast delivery: Most transfers arrive within 10 minutes, some as fast as 2 minutes
Transparent pricing: No hidden charges, and your first transfer is free
No need to visit banks: Fully mobile-based; initiate and complete transfers right from your phone
Competitive exchange rates: Updated in real time, so you always know what you’re sending
Designed for individuals: Panda Remit is built for personal remittance – from tuition payments to family support

4. Get Started Today – Seamless, Secure, and Smart

Living in Germany and looking for a better way to send money to Sri Lanka? Whether you're supporting family, covering school expenses, or just need a fast and trustworthy platform, now’s the time to make the switch.

Sign up for Panda Remit and enjoy your first transfer with zero fees!
https://www.pandaremit.com/zh/chn/register

Because cross-border remittance shouldn't be a burden—it should be a breeze.