Western Union Send money online from Montenegro
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We have over 145 years of experience in worldwide money transfers.
ABOUT US
Your reliable partner for worldwide money transfers
Western Union helps aspiring people and businesses around the world save, spend and transfer money - enabling a more prosperous financial future for their families, friends and communities across borders.
In more than 200 countries
and territories worldwide
Serving millions of retail
and digital customers every day
Payout to billions of bank accounts
and wallets worldwide possible
Hundreds of thousands of agent locations
around the globe
What would you like to do today?
It's quick and easy to transfer money with Western Union. Simply select below to get started.
Receive money
Discover how you can receive money in Montenegro.
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Why choose us
Choose Western Union for fast, reliable and secure money transfers worldwide. With decades of experience and a presence in over 200 countries and territories, we offer unrivaled global reach. Our advanced security measures and 24/7 customer service ensure your transactions are safe and convenient. Trust Western Union to connect you to the world.
Our Mission
Western Union makes financial services accessible to people everywhere. We develop and offer user-friendly products and services that bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds, providing customers with choice, security and reliability wherever they are.
Our goal
Western Union develops and offer user-friendly products and services that transcend digital and physical boundaries to provide customers with choice, security and reliability wherever they are, simplifying and empowering their financial lives.
Receive money
Discover how you can receive money in Montenegro thru Western Union.
Visit your nearest Western Union office.
Enter the details of your sender, including the tracking number (MTCN).
Show a valid official ID.
You will receive your money (as soon as your details have been verified).
Your bank account information, including your name as it appears on your account, bank name, account number, sort code.
The purpose of the remittance.
Your address and cell phone number.
Please check whether you can receive money on your bank account.
Transfer money online with our app
- Send money directly via the app
- Track your money transfer in real time.
- Send quickly to friends and family.
Scan the QR code
to download the app.
Our newest location
We are pleased to announce the opening of our newest location in Ulcinj, Montenegro. This expansion will allow Western Union to better serve our growing customer base with better accessibility and personalised service.
Newest location in Montenegro
We are pleased to announce the opening of our newest branch in Ulcinj, Montenegro. This strategic expansion allows Western Union to provide the local community with our full range of financial services, including secure international money transfers and currency exchange. Located in this historic and picturesque coastal town, our Ulcinj branch offers excellent customer service and convenient access to all your financial needs. Visit us at our new location and experience our commitment to reliability and excellence.
Protect yourself from fraud
You are our partner. While Western Union works hard to prevent fraud, we believe that fraud prevention is everyone's responsibility. Your best protection is to be vigilant, stay informed and use good judgment with the help of our informative tips. Don't become a victim: learn how to recognize the warning signs of a scam or fraudster before it's too late.
Advance payment fraud
The victim is asked to pay upfront fees for financial services that are never provided. Victims often submit a series of transactions to pay various upfront fees. Common methods include: Credit cards, grants, loans, inheritances or investments.
Employment fraud
The victim responds to a job posting, is hired for the fictitious position, and receives a fake check for work-related expenses. The amount of the check exceeds the victim's expenses and the victim sends the balance back via wire transfer. The check bounces and the victim must pay the entire amount.
Grandparent fraud
This scam is a variation of the emergency call scam. The victim is contacted by a person pretending to be a grandchild in distress or an authority figure such as a doctor, law enforcement officer or lawyer. The scammer describes an urgent situation or emergency (bail, medical expenses, travel expenses) involving the grandchild that requires an immediate transfer of funds via Western Union. No emergency has occurred and the victim who transferred money to support their grandchild has lost their money.
Internet purchase fraud
Victims may be buyers or sellers of items (e.g. pets, cars) or services offered online via Craigslist, eBay, Alibaba, Gumtree, carsales.com, etc. Scammers pose as legitimate online sellers, either with a fake website or a fake ad on a real website offering an item at a low price. They ask you to pay with a money order, pre-loaded cash card or wire transfer thru Western Union, and after the money is wired, the victim never receives the goods or services. The scammers also pose as legitimate buyers by transferring more than the sale price and asking the seller to send them the difference via wire transfer.
Lottery/prize fraud
The victim is told that they have won a lottery, prize or sweepstakes and that money must be sent to pay the taxes or fees for the winnings. The victim may receive a check for a portion of the winnings. Once the check is deposited and the money is transferred, the check bounces.
Mystery shopping fraud
The scammer contacts the victim through a job website, or the victim responds to a job ad to evaluate a money transfer service. The scammer often sends the victim a check to deposit and instructs them to send a wire transfer and keep a portion of the check for their salary. The victim sends the money, the scammer collects it, and if the check bounces, the victim remains responsible for the entire amount.
Overpayment fraud
The scammer sends the victim a check that appears to be payment for a service or product. Typically, the amount of the check exceeds the amount the victim expects to receive, and the scammer asks the victim to send the excess amount back via wire transfer. If the check bounces, the victim remains responsible for the entire amount.
Relationship fraud
The victim is led to believe that they have a personal relationship with someone they have met online, often via social media, an online forum or a dating website. The victim is often emotionally involved and often refers to the recipient as their fiancé.
Fraud with rental properties
The victim sends money as a deposit for a rental property and never gets access to the rental property, or the victim may also be the owner of the property who receives a check from the tenant and is asked to return a portion of the check via money transfer, and the check bounces.
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We look forward to your feedback and will be happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have. To contact us, please fill out the contact form or get in touch with our customer service team using our contact information.
