The information on or through this site is provided for general informational purposes only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific advice about laws, regulations, taxes, finances, immigration or travel. For specific advice, contact a licensed attorney, financial advisor or other professional. We disclaim all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on this site. We do not warrant the accuracy or usefulness of this information. This site may contain links to other sites and information provided by third parties for your convenience. We do not endorse nor make any guarantees with respect to these sites, their accessibility, the information they contain or the way they treat any information you provide to them.

How do international remittances, or cross-border money transfers, help promote financial inclusion? Improve your financial literacy by learning about budgeting and saving, personal finance.    

Learn how to send money using Ria Money Transfer, new services we offer, our omnichannel services, tips for sending money and the expansion of our network.    

Learn how international migration trends affect remittances and the impact remittances have on the individuals and communities around the world who receive them.     

Videos that feature Ria customers explaining in their own words how their experience of migration has impacted themselves, their families and their communities.     

Learn about different cultures around the world, how people celebrate, what it is like to live abroad and great travel destinations.     

What's new in cross-border payments, tech and finance? Learn about new payments methods like mobile wallets, the importance of the omnichannel experience and workplace trends.

What is Ria doing for the community? What does CSR, corporate social responsibility, mean? What's new in sponsorships at Ria?    

The Ria Blog

We use our own and third-party cookies to analyze our services and to show you advertising related to your preferences based on your browsing habits. Learn more by reading our 

We use first and third-party cookies to help us understand how you interact with the site by collecting and reporting information, such as the number of visitors or clicks. They do not allow us to collect your activity data beyond our site.

🍪 Cookies give you a personalized  experience

We use our own and third-party cookies to analyze our services and to show you advertising related to your preferences based on your browsing habits. Learn more by reading our

These cookies are essential to the basic functioning of our website. They turn on functions like page navigation, authentication, and access to secure areas.

Moving to Puerto Rico: A Guide For Immigrants, Expats, and Digital Nomads

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair and a beige blazer is handing a credit card to an unseen person at a counter. She holds a wallet in her other hand. The background depicts a softly focused setting with posters of Best European Banks, another person, and a bright, modern interior.

The 5 Best European Banks for Migrants, Expats & Non-Residents

A person with curly hair tied in a headband is sitting on a sofa and typing on a laptop placed on a coffee table, preparing for a gap year. The table also has a map, a glass of orange juice, and a green cup. A red suitcase and an orange bag are on the floor nearby.

How to Prepare for a Gap Year Abroad

A woman with wavy hair drinks from a fresh coconut using a green straw. She is wearing a striped tank top and standing in a vibrant market stall filled with tropical fruits, including pineapples and mangoes, visible in the background—truly embracing the essence of moving to Costa Rica.

Moving to Costa Rica — A Guide For Immigrants, Expats, and Digital Nomads

5 Tips for Latin American Migrants Choosing a New Bank When Moving Abroad

Cost of Living in France in 2024: Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Niece.

Best Ways to Receive Money from Home While Studying Abroad

Cost of Living in the UK: Expenses Breakdown in Four Major Cities

The Power of Mom’s Cooking: Connecting Cultures and Generations Through Food Nostalgia

Young man in Washington D.C._cost of living in the U.S