Send money from Korea to Australia
Deposit Korean won, convert at Naver mid-market +8 KRW, and withdraw AUD to your Australian bank account — practical for students, new migrants, and family support.
KRW deposit → exchange → AUD withdrawal
Naver mid-market +8 KRW
Korea → Australia uses Naver +8 KRW. Same transparent ±8 KRW policy we have kept for eight years.
Withdraw to an Australian account
Enter BSB and account number and receive AUD in your CommBank, NAB, Westpac or other AU account.
Split withdrawals
Convert when the rate looks good, then withdraw in chunks for rent, tuition, or living costs.
Local support
Reach us on KakaoTalk, phone or email during Sydney 9AM–9PM, every day.
How it works
Register and verify
Sign up and complete email, SMS and ID verification.
Deposit KRW
Request a KRW deposit and send won to the Korean account shown. Use the exact depositor name you registered.
Exchange KRW → AUD
Convert at the live Naver +8 KRW rate when you choose.
Withdraw AUD
Provide BSB, account number and bank name, verify by SMS, and receive AUD. An Australian address may be required before the first withdrawal.
Moving funds to Australia for study or settlement
Tuition, bond, or living money often needs to leave Korea for an Australian account. Informal reverse remittance can be opaque on rate and risk.
DonDirect gives you a clear path: KRW in, AUD out, with Naver-linked pricing and recorded transfers.
Compared with informal reverse remittance
Many reverse-remittance desks quote below Naver and may add payment fees. DonDirect sticks to Naver ±8 KRW so you can check the mid-market yourself.
Limits and tips
Korea → Australia is typically ₩100,000 to ₩9,000,000.
- Use the exact KRW depositor name you entered on the request
- Match BSB and account name to your Australian bank records (Confirmation of Payee)
- Register an Australian address before the first AUD withdrawal if prompted
Frequently asked questions
KRW→AUD uses Naver +8 KRW — the mirror of AUD→KRW (−8 KRW).
Mismatched depositor names can delay matching. Always use the name on your DonDirect request.
A BSB is a six-digit Australian bank/branch code required with the account number for domestic AUD transfers.