General information about Al Rostamani International Exchange (ARIE), a CBUAE-licensed UAE exchange house established in 1979. No live rates are published here. Verify current rates and fees at alrostamaniexchange.com.
Al Rostamani International Exchange (ARIE) is part of Al Rostamani Group, a Dubai-based conglomerate. Established in 1979, ARIE operates 31 branches across the UAE and serves 7 confirmed international remittance corridors. The exchange is licensed by the Central Bank of UAE (CBUAE).
Source: CBUAE-mandated KFS (May 2026) and public schedule of charges — alrostamaniexchange.com/schedule-of-charges.
These are regional fee ranges, not per-corridor exact fees. Backend correspondent charges (0–150 AED) may apply additionally. Check current fees with provider before sending.
7 corridors confirmed from KFS and schedule of charges: India (INR), Pakistan (PKR), Philippines (PHP), Bangladesh (BDT), Sri Lanka (LKR), Nepal (NPR), Egypt (EGP).
Al Rostamani International Exchange (ARIE) is a CBUAE-licensed UAE exchange house, part of Al Rostamani Group. Established 1979, 31 UAE branches.
KFS May 2026 reference: Asia AED 18–25; MENA AED 18–34. These are regional ranges — verify current exact fees at alrostamaniexchange.com before sending.
7 corridors confirmed: India, Pakistan, Philippines, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Egypt. Verify current availability at alrostamaniexchange.com.
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7 published rules, read from the provider's own documents and re-checked every morning. Each row quotes the sentence as printed · document dated 2025-05.
| What it covers | Published charge | As printed by the provider |
|---|---|---|
| GCC and MENA region countries (incl. Egypt, Jordan) | AED 18–34 | “GCC Countries and MENA region Countries | Upto 2 working days | Between AED 10.00 to AED 150.00 | 18.00 | 34.00” source |
| Western countries, incl. Australia, New Zealand and South Africa | AED 63–258 | “Western Countries, including Australia, New Zealand and South Africa | Upto 2 working days | Between AED 10.00 to AED 150.00 | 63.00 | 258.00” source |
| South & South East Asian countries (incl. India, Pakistan, Philippines, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal) | AED 18–25 | “South & South East Asian Countries | Upto 2 working days | Between AED 0.00 to AED 150.00 | 18.00 | 25.00” source |
| Japan and Singapore | AED 63–299 | “Japan and Singapore | Upto 2 working days | Between AED 10.00 to AED 150.00 | 63.00 | 299.00” source |
| Bank account transfer | AED 15–258 | “Min AED 15 to AED 258 (excluding VAT)” source |
| Cash payout (send-side) | AED 15–200 | “Min AED 15 to AED 200 (excluding VAT)” source |
| Mobile wallet remittance | AED 50 | “Upto AED 50 depending on the destination currency and country” source |
Published charge scope: amount, payout method and destination.