'overseas payment' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of sending money from one country to another, such as when paying to an international supplier. For example, "To complete their order, our company had to make an overseas payment to send funds to our supplier in China."
Before using your card, notify your credit card company that you will be making an overseas payment to Cornell University.
That gave rise to new overseas payment processors, like Neteller and FirePay, in which customers can deposit money to be forwarded to offshore casinos.
But if the bill becomes law, it would also prohibit American financial institutions from transferring money to overseas payment processors known to do a lot of business with casinos.
e. Lack of competencies and resources for treating migrants with mental health problems "It depends on how willing the psychiatrist is to say what an urgent need is… We have heard that consultants are not willing to make that decision – the overseas payment officer makes the decision although the decision is supposed to be a clinical one, i.e. a clinician's responsibility".
All financial transactions have been cut off, making it extremely difficult for Iranians to make overseas payments.
Both the Treasury Red Book and the OBR report contain worrying passages about our trading performance and the balance of overseas payments.
The aim was to maximise economic growth and employment, provided inflation was kept under control and the balance of overseas payments (exports and imports) was manageable.
Acting on Mr. Manafort's instructions, Mr. Gates classified the overseas payments as "loans" to avoid having to pay income taxes.
By the time Labour came to power in 1997, the balance of payments – a combination of trade, overseas payments and investment flows – was the closest it has been to balancing since the UK last ran a surplus in 1984.
Gulliver admitted that 50 customers had been compensated as a result of the bank's errors during this period and that 200 out of 1 million business customers had their accounts closed after the bank asked for information about their overseas payments.
Once overseas payments were taken into account, the industry contributed £200m to the UK economy last year.
