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How to correctly fill out a transfer form
State Bank of India (SBI) is a primary choice for remittances between Australia and India. Accuracy in the BSB and SWIFT fields is essential for the smooth flow of personal and business funds across the corridor.
Examples of filling out a transfer:
Domestic AUD Transfer: Recipient: Rajesh Gupta; BSB: 951-604 (public bank identifier); Account: ****1122 (example); Reference: Family Support.
International Remittance: Recipient: Anjali Sharma; SWIFT: SBINAU2S (public bank identifier); Account: 55443322 (example); Currency: INR/AUD; Bank: State Bank of India Sydney.
Tips for filling out the form
• Use the BSB 951-604 for all domestic electronic transfers within Australia. • The SWIFT code SBINAU2S is the public bank identifier for all incoming international wires. • For transfers to India, clarify the recipient's specific branch and account type (e.g., NRE or NRO). • Double-check the account number, as Indian account numbers vary in length.
FAQ
Question: How long does a transfer from SBI Sydney to India take?
Answer: Transfers typically reach India within 1–2 business days depending on the time of the transaction.
Question: What is the bank's stock code?
Answer: SBI is listed on the National Stock Exchange of India under the public bank identifier SBIN.
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