How can I prove foreign transfers to Thai immigration using bank statements?

just put 800,000 in your account and be done with it

Maybe a silly question can you not provide the bank statement from the uk with the Thai bank statement to prove that the money sent using the uk bank statement and the Thai bank statement where it is received will that work

@Peter **********

ask your bank yep your bank knows and the letter/statement reflects this....well my bank does

Wow, I always try to copy the exact language that the immigration department of Thailand wants and this notation is not close to what I used in the past. When I moved to Swift transfer this month as wise had become an interThailand transfer, the notation I had provided to be accompanied with the swift transfer, did not exist in the Siam commercial bank deposit notation. When I question Siam commercial bank about this lack of notation they referred me to a specific form which I would imagine it's the same as the other commentators. So that's 300×12 3600baht for forms plus my swift transfer was a 3% hit on the exchange rate of my $65,000 baht transfer is $70 X 12, which is $840 +3600 baht for the paperwork. Anybody come up with a cheaper way of moving money successfully in September 2025?

If the payment came from a BAHNET origin it means the its internally sent inside Thailand from a third party bank, you need to ask your Thai bank to complete a FET form or Foreign Transaction Form, they send to the Third party bank and supply the details of the payments orgin. It cost 300thb and probably takes 2 weeks or so. You should find out from First Direct why its not swift transfer.

Description: BAHTNET.

I got the same in Kasikorn and I also wonder if BAHTNET is the the same as foreign transfer.

Get the MT 103 from your bank in the uk snd you’re good

What does your bank statement show. Email yourself one from the app

Ask BBL for a credit advice form. If it shows FTT**** it will be accepted.