International labour office geneva

Postal remittances

 is a financial service to transfer the funds sent from one person to another 

using a postal document and is divided into several types, as follows: 

Internal remittances (remittances of the public):

 remittances sent by one person to another 

person within the Republic, and they are two types (withdrawn - cashed).  

Government Remittances

: they are sent by individuals to government bodies as fees for a 

particular service through post offices. They are called withdrawn governmental remittances. 

Electronic remittances

 (immediate remittances): a service through which customers can send 

money in a short period of time to others. This service is electronically carried out through the EDI 

system.  

Cashed external remittances: 

are received by individuals in the A.R.E abroad by foreign currency 

and are cashed to beneficiaries from post offices against a specified fee paid in the Egyptian pounds.