Money Remittance from Japan to Philippines – Metro Remit

If you are looking for reliable remittance company that you could send your hard earned Japanese Yen to the Philippines. Then you come to the right place. This will be a guide especially for beginners who just recently came to Japan and looking for ways to send their money back home.

I heard about Metro Remit from a friend who recommended it. They had their main branch in Yokohama but have several authorized agents across Japan.  Metro Remittance Japan is a subsidiary of a reputable Metro Bank Philippines. They are the second largest bank in terms of assets so you can depend on them when it comes to financial stability.

There are 4 ways for remittance payments

  • Online Bank Transfer
  • Postal Payment card
  • Over the Counter
  • Authorized Agents

 

THIS GUIDE IS INTENDED FOR AUTHORIZED AGENTS

 

 

Locations

Tokyo 

SANROAD INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. (Minato-ku)

Address: 106-0032 Tokyo-to Minato-ku Roppongi 5-16-52 Imperial Roppongi II Bldg 501

 

Kanagawa

BAYANI’S KITCHEN (Yokohama-shi)

Address: 231-0045 Kanagawa-ken Yokohama-shi Naka-ku Isezaki-cho 2-79 Hirayama Bldg 3F

 

MEKENI RESTAURANT (Fujisawa-shi)

Address: 251-0055 Kanagawa-ken Fujisawa-shi Minami-Fujisawa 4-2 Kikuya Bldg 3F

 

For other Prefecture, please find the lists here

 

WHAT TO BRING FOR REMITTANCE

  1. My Number (this is Mandatory, Government of Japan requires this) – this is only for initial remittance
  2. ID (Passport, or Zairyu Card)- this is only for initial remittance
  3. Japanese Yen for remittance.

 

HOW TO REMIT OVER THE COUNTER

  1. Visit any of the nearest authorize agent of Metro Remit. In Tokyo, its Sanroad International which is closed to Philippine Embassy.
  2. Please fill out remittance form, and check the appropriate boxes.
  3. Make sure to indicate the amount. Also if its Credit to Bank Account (Metrobank and other Phil Banks) or Cash Pick Up anywhere ( MLhuillier, Cebuana Lhuillier, Palawan Pawnshop, Metro Bank and PS Bank)
  4. Endorse the form together with your Japanese yen plus remittance fee.
  5. Once you got the remittance slip, verify again the recipient, amount details before you sign it.
  6. They will issue the slip like the photo below. Now,  you can share your confirmation number to your recipient in the Philippines.

WHY YOU SHOULD USE METRO REMIT

  • Financially stable and back up with big assets in the Philippines
  • Remittance Fee is reasonable
  • Fast and reliable (Credit to Metro bank) just takes 10 minutes to your account.
  • Good Exchange Rate

 

*This is not a Sponsored Post. I just want to share my years of good experience with this remittance company.

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