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Best way to send 🇶🇦 QAR to 🇵🇭 PHP — compare rates & fees

Compare the real cost of sending Qatari Riyal to Philippine Peso. Ranked by net amount received on QR1,000.00 after every flat fee, transfer fee and FX margin. Mid-market rate as of 2026-07-28: 1 QAR = 16.9612 PHP.

🏆 Cheapest right now: Revolut — recipient receives ₱16,961.23 on QR1,000.00 (0.00% total cost). Choosing it over the most expensive option saves roughly ₱807.67 on this transfer.
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Provider Rate (after margin) Flat fee FX margin Total deductions Recipient gets ↑
RevolutBest 16.9612 0% ₱0.00 ₱16,961.23
InstaReM 16.9188 0.25% ₱84.70 ₱16,876.53
XE Money Transfer 16.8764 0.50% ₱84.81 ₱16,876.43
OFX 16.7916 1.00% ₱169.61 ₱16,791.62
Wise (TransferWise) 16.9612 $1.00 0% ₱171.59 ₱16,789.65
TransferGo 16.8255 $1.00 0.80% ₱196.93 ₱16,764.30
Paysend 16.8764 $2.00 0.50% ₱207.67 ₱16,753.57
Remitly 16.7068 $2.99 1.50% ₱436.25 ₱16,524.99
Skrill 16.7068 1.50% ₱496.67 ₱16,464.57
Ria Money Transfer 16.622 $2.99 2.00% ₱520.13 ₱16,441.10
WorldRemit 16.622 $3.99 2.00% ₱580.64 ₱16,380.60
Western Union 16.622 $5.00 2.00% ₱641.75 ₱16,319.49
MoneyGram 16.5372 $5.00 2.50% ₱725.01 ₱16,236.23
PayPal / Xoom 16.4524 $4.99 3.00% ₱807.67 ₱16,153.56

Sending QR1,000.00. Effective rate = mid-market minus the provider's FX margin. Indicative only — verify before sending. Open the live comparator →

How to get the best QAR to PHP exchange rate

Transfers from Qatar to the Philippines are most commonly sent for OFW remittances to family. On a QR1,000.00 transfer, the choice of provider can make a difference of ₱807.67 — money that disappears into fees and FX margin when you pick the wrong service.

The advertised exchange rate is rarely what you get. Most banks and transfer services quote a rate that includes a hidden FX margin of 0.5–4% above the mid-market QAR/PHP rate. That margin is often the largest single cost on a transfer, which is why FX Skipper deducts it before ranking and shows you what actually arrives in the Philippines.

Tips for sending QAR to PHP

  • Compare net received, not the headline rate. A "no fee" provider can still be expensive if its FX margin is wide.
  • Match the delivery method. Bank deposit is usually cheaper than cash pickup; mobile wallets can be instant in many receiving countries.
  • Larger amounts unlock better rates. OFX and TorFX tighten their margin above $10,000.
  • Watch the timing. The mid-market QAR/PHP rate moves daily — confirm today's ranking in the live comparator before you send.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest way to send QAR to PHP?

Right now, Revolut gives the best net result on QR1,000.00: your recipient receives about ₱16,961.23 (0.00% total cost). Always check the live comparator before sending — rates move daily.

How much does it cost to send QR1,000.00 to the Philippines?

Total cost ranges from about ₱0.00 with the cheapest provider to ₱807.67 with the most expensive — a difference of roughly ₱807.67 on a single transfer.

What is the mid-market QAR/PHP rate today?

The mid-market rate is approximately 1 QAR = 16.9612 PHP as of 2026-07-28. Providers add an FX margin on top — the table shows each provider's effective rate after that margin is deducted.

How long does a QAR to PHP transfer take?

Transfer times vary by provider and delivery method. Online services like Wise, Paysend and Revolut can deliver in minutes for bank transfers in many corridors. Cash pickup via Western Union or MoneyGram is also available in most corridors in minutes. Bank deposit typically takes 1–3 business days.

Is it safe to transfer QAR to PHP online?

Yes, when you use a licensed and regulated provider. All providers listed are established international services regulated in multiple jurisdictions. Always confirm the provider holds a valid licence in Qatar and that the receiving method suits your recipient in the Philippines.

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