1. Dutch Policy Shifts Affecting Cross-Border Transfers

As of July 2025, the Netherlands has introduced:

• New import tariffs targeting Southeast Asian goods;

• Stricter immigration policies extending visa processing for students and workers.

These changes directly impact Filipino workers and students in the Netherlands, especially those needing to send money back home.

According to De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB)

• The Euro to Philippine Peso rate fluctuated by up to 7% since early 2025.

• Meanwhile, remittance frauds through social media and unauthorized channels are rising.

Source: DNB Official Report, July 2025 (www.dnb.nl)

2. The New Remittance Trend: Balancing Fees and Safety

When facing volatile exchange rates, users care most about:

• Fees: Traditional Dutch banks like ING charge €10–€20 per international transfer, taking 1–3 working days.

• Security: Informal remittance channels carry serious scam risks.

Why Panda Remit?

Note: Panda Remit is strictly for personal use like tuition or school fees—not for business purposes or daily living expenses.

3. How to Transfer Money Safely with Panda Remit?

Steps:

1. Sign up at https://www.pandaremit.com/zh/chn/register.

2. Download the Panda Remit app and complete identity verification.

3. Check live rates, enter your transfer details.

4. Track your transfer in real time with full transparency.

Reminder: Avoid private money changers on social media. Use verified platforms only!

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