Disclaimer
Our guides are information, not advice about your money or your visa. We write them so you can act — but the decision, and the money, are yours. This page says plainly where our work stops and yours begins.
What we actually check
Every fee, limit, exchange-rate margin, processing time and rule in a guide is checked against a primary source before we publish: the regulator (such as SAMA for Saudi Arabia), the central bank, the provider’s own official page, or the government portal that holds the rule. Those sources are linked inline in the guide, not hidden in a bibliography, so you can open them and see for yourself. Each guide also shows the date it was last verified.
What we cannot check
We cannot see your account, your nationality, your residency status, your bank’s internal limits, or the promotion your provider is running this week. All of those change what you will actually pay and what you are actually allowed to do. Two people sending the same amount on the same day can get different fees for reasons that live inside their accounts, not inside our table.
We also cannot promise a figure is still true today. Remittance fees and visa rules change, sometimes monthly. That is why we date every guide instead of pretending the numbers are permanent — treat the verification date as part of the fact, and confirm anything you are about to act on with the provider or office itself.
We are not licensed, and we do not pretend to be
FarBeacon is not a bank, a money transfer operator, a financial adviser, an immigration agent or a law firm. Nothing here is financial, legal, immigration or tax advice, and reading it creates no professional relationship. For a decision that matters — a large transfer, a visa application, anything with a deadline — talk to the licensed provider or the official body, and use our guide to know what to ask them.
Only legal, licensed channels
We only describe licensed, lawful ways to move money and to obtain residence. We do not explain, recommend or link to informal channels that operate outside financial regulation, however common they may be in a given corridor. Using them can be illegal in the country you are sending from, and there is no recourse when a transfer disappears.
Advertising
This site may carry advertising supplied by third parties. Ads are not endorsements, we do not choose which advertisers appear, and no advertiser has ever changed what a guide says. If we add affiliate links in future, they will be labelled on the page where they appear.
If we got something wrong
Tell us and we will fix it — corrections that come with a source link go to the front of the queue: z@zdimension.co.kr. Getting a number wrong on this site is not an embarrassment to manage, it is someone’s rent. We would rather be corrected than be trusted wrongly.