Information about how to register Overseas Remittance on PRESTIA Online?
Sign on to PRESTIA Online, and access to the menu below.
Services > Manage Information and Services
Sign on to PRESTIA Online, and access to the menu below.
Services > Manage Information and Services
You can register an overseas payee from "Other Services" at the bottom of the page.
For details, please see here.
Documents that can be used for annual tax report
The following printed documents can be used as "Documents Concerning Remittances" when applying for exemption for dependents living outside Japan.
- Overseas Remittance Record, available when completing overseas remittance via PRESTIA Online.
- Copy of your Payment Order, available from Overseas Remittance History for remittances made via Online Banking, telephone, branch or mail.
Overseas Remittance Record
You can Print receipt of your transfer at the end of the overseas remittance transaction via PRESTIA Online.
- Q:How to print the detailed transaction record?
- A:When you complete the overseas remittance transaction, you can see a "Print" button on the screen. When you click it a print window will be displayed. You can simply print the transaction record by clicking the Print button.
CAUTION: THIS PAGE WILL ONLY APPEAR ONCE.
- Q:How to save the transaction record as PDF in your local device?
- A:If you have PDF creator software installed on your device you can save the record details as PDF in your local device by clicking the Print button.
Please note that Japanese translation may be required when submitting the transaction page in English.
Please print the translation details "Japanese translation of overseas remittance information".
Overseas Remittance History
After signing on PRESTIA Online, choose [Transfers] > [Overseas Remittance History].
You can print a "Copy of Your Payment Order".
You can view the history of Overseas Remittances that have been made since March 2021. History is available for approximately 6 years from the date reflected on this page or the most recent 300 transactions.