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Use Transferwise..........

Hi

We used Global currency exchange network, there are many companies that will give you a quote based on the 

current exchange rate.

Bank transfers are much safer than any private company to deal with especially if its a large amount...back last year I transferred a large amount from UK/Spain and it only cost £25 you must make sure that you only send Euros over otherwise the recipient bank will charge for receiving the money ... your bank in the UK will do this for you you also need your Spanish banks IBAN number as well as All your other details doing it this way safeguards your money ...if a transfer company goes bust you will not get any of your money back...banks are covered by Trading Standards and government bank guarantees .. money transfer companies are not they are ok for small amounts but not large amounts of many many thousands ..one of these money transfer companies went into liquidation back last year so be careful and many people lost their money this was well documented on TV and the papers.

We used Currency Direct. No problems. 

I always use transferwise. Never had a problem and quick efficient service

I use Worldfirst. Good  exchange rates, simple system and money is transferred within minutes. Had no issues with them for 18 months I have used them.

We have used GCEN for over 12 years with no issues

we are in the same boat, and about to buy next month, ive researched a few options and transferwise was the best deal saving a considerable amount

We bought a property last summer, I payed the deposit via currencies direct, then payed the rest via a revolut account, which was much easier,  I have a gbp and a euro account, and can now switch money to and from without fees at the interbank rate, which is good for topping up my bankia account to pay the bills