Answered6 years ago
What are the cheapest ways to send money from the UK to a Thai bank account for visa purposes?
Is there a cheat way of sending money to a thai bank account without paying crazy fees?? I've yet to open said bank account, so recommendations on those appreciated too. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Edit ..... I'm looking for possibility a single transfer, I need to transfer the funds to a thai account for visa! Usually I use transfer wise, but for this transaction its very expensive! Thank you
Edit 2..... From UK account to Thai
Edit ..... I'm looking for possibility a single transfer, I need to transfer the funds to a thai account for visa! Usually I use transfer wise, but for this transaction its very expensive! Thank you
Edit 2..... From UK account to Thai
Answer summary
The post discusses ways to send money to a Thai bank account from the UK without incurring high fees, specifically for visa purposes. The user mentions plans to use TransferWise but finds it expensive for a single transaction and seeks recommendations on other options. Community comments highlight various methods including TransferWise, Western Union, XE, PayPal, and others, comparing their fees and exchange rates. Users suggest that TransferWise generally provides the best rates, particularly for larger amounts, while others provide alternatives such as XE and PayPal, which may be slower but could have lower fees. Overall, the consensus leans towards using TransferWise or checking local bank options like Bangkok Bank for better exchange rates.
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Joe ***********
Already answered - several times
Austin *********
Check XOOM
Jaye ********
You will be stronger.
Shelley ********
OPThank you everybody. I finally got a bank so now I can start the transfer
Thanks so much for all your advice and tips and suggestions 🙏🙏
Thanks so much for all your advice and tips and suggestions 🙏🙏
Andrew ********
@Shelley *******
how did you do itShelley ********
OP@Andrew *******
I got a letter from immigration confirming my address and drive almost 3 hours to the nearest Bangkok Bank 😅
Chez *****
Austin *********
Check XOOM
Terary **********
@Tom ******
- thanks for the tip
Tom *******
Crypto like Bitcoin is the cheapest. Buy Bitcoin in GBP, transfer the Bitcoin to a wallet on a Thai crypto exchange like BitKub.com. Withdraw to a Thai bank at .25% Probably cost you less than lunch and you might even profit if the Bitcoin price goes up. Easy peasy, japaneasy.
Tom *******
That’s the amount you pay when you withdraw to THB from a crypto. It’s the percentage commission.
Tom *******
Read it again. It’s .25% (a quarter) only.
Jaye ********
@Tom ******
Hi Tom, what do you mean by 25%? 
Peter ********
TransferWise
Peter ********
What do the banks charge for a standing or Eder into a Thai account?
Wilmont ******
@Peter *******
I guess they’re ok of you but doing it monthly amounts to a whole lot where as I make a once a year transfer of $15,000.00 to $18,000.00 for only $25.00.
Steve *******
If you have a Bangkok bank account you can transfer it from your uk bank account to their London branch and then they'll transfer it to Thailand. Fee is a percentage of what you transfer with a max fee of 500bt.
Shelley ********
OPThank you so much, I just managed to open a account with Bangkok bank so I'm definitely going to check this out. Thank you 🙏🙏 how do you find the exchange rate?
Steve *******
@Shelley *******
they give you the choice of sending the money from uk to thailand in sterling or baht(ie exchanging it in the uk), send it in sterling it's a better rate in thailand. You'll get whatever the rate is that day.
Glen *******
@Steve ******
hi Steve .. this sounds great ... u need to use thai account number and UK BBank sort code ? Does it still go through marked as international transfer ? Thanks …Steve *******
@Glen ******
Check out the Bangkok Bank website, it tells you what to do. 
Murray *******
TransferWise !
Tata *******
Can you try with World remit , its cheapest for the fees to transfer money comparing with Western Union and moneygram
Go ********
Send it to me ...no fees:))
Dave *****
Western Union
Geoff *********
Western Union well kill you with fees. They want a large part of it.
Nick ************
@Geoff ********
no they dont. It would be better if you knew what you were talking about before you commented. Geoff *********
I looked into them before and it was nearly a third of what I was sending. Unless I was doing something. What's your experience with them?
Mo ******
Sent message
John **********
I used transfwise three days ago to transfer money from UK to my Bangkok bank account to ensure my account remains open. Money in account in 2 days and great rate !
Shea *******
I love how almost every replier can't fully read.
Robert **********
TransferWise costs me about 1.5%, sending from USA either from USA bank to TransferWise balance, or directly. I had to do 2 transfers to get the ฿800k total
Ivan ************
It's lower than that, I'm seeing 0.66%. You can transfer 800k in one go, the limit is 2m. If you couldn't the limit is your US bank, not TW.
Graham ********
I have used Currencies Direct to send £500.00 to my girlfriend's Bangkok Bank account from my Natwest bank account. No fees. Okay exchange rate was only 38+bahts to the pound. 😷🙏👍
Andrew *********
Have use HiFx from UK before, need to shop around the free ones sting you with very low rates.
Dan ********
@Ken *******
I know nobody there Ken, but then I don’t really know anybody here where I am. 😂Ken ********
@Dan *******
55, I live in Nong bua lamphu, but I know a few places and people in udonKen ********
Not 4 x 4 though, 555
Dan ********
@Graham *******
that cost you about £23, in fees.Graham ********
@Dan *******
Yes TransferWise might have been better money wise but their minimum transfer requirement was one thousand GBP which I didn't want to send. Thanks for your info anyway. 😷Dan ********
@Graham *******
I just used transferwise the once in April, did seem like a ball-ache to me. Competitive. I have a Revolute Card and also a Starling for back up, it’s not been used yet. Resolute gets the business as it worked on first go. It was worryingly easy to use at first, now they updated the app, it’s lost all my banking details, and I need to do a bank transfer each time, it’s instant though. But you pay nothing for cash withdrawals, which I why I use it. So it’s free to add money to it from many sources, I have my main bank account linked, And a few credit cards for back up. When I need some cash I do a bank transfer via the app, takes seconds, then hit the ATM. Still get charged 220 at the ATM though so I try to do the larger 25,000 limit ATMs. There is a paying IN limit of £250 a day, so if you need more or spend a bit. Just stick on £250 everyday. Not sure it can be automated. It works for my situation. But soon my rent will need to go into Thai account, not UK as it does currently, so that’s £1500 a month I need to get over here 😂Ken ********
@Dan *******
it was only 38 plus to the £ last week eith transferwise, a lot different today at almost 42Ken ********
@Dan *******
555. Ok. Dan ********
@Ken *******
and don’t fancy the airports or planes at the minute Dan ********
Was actually gonna drive. Stop in Bkk for a night or two. Got access to a nice condo there. I just can’t tell her it’s my ex girlfriends 😂
Never done the drive from surat Thani to bkk, not expecting much, and then never gone out of that end of Bangkok, but I’m expecting a bit more. I have a friend in khon kaen I should visit also.
Never done the drive from surat Thani to bkk, not expecting much, and then never gone out of that end of Bangkok, but I’m expecting a bit more. I have a friend in khon kaen I should visit also.
Ken ********
@Dan *******
when you come up this way , are you flying Dan ********
@Ken *******
half Yorkshire but only actually went back up there once for my granddads funeral. Driven through it a few times.Ken ********
@Dan *******
wow, really. So your half Yorkshire. Then heading to my town here, lolDan ********
@Ken *******
my old man was from donny. And I think Nong bua lamphu is where I’m heading ...🤣Ken ********
@Dan *******
I'm a northerner, 555. HullDan ********
@Ken *******
UK also, born in the old ‘East end’ of London, raised in sw London /Surrey borders. 🤝Ken ********
@Dan *******
I'm from UK, where are you from Ken ********
@Dan *******
I worked hard too, but I liked working, most of it was a joy. 2008 didn't do me any favours, then I've had 10 years here too. Been an experience I'll never forget, been fortunate. I'm still happy, and singles, but if your happy your rich. Lol. That's what I tell myself. I have no complaints Dan, every day is worth a smile. If you need any help in Udon, gis a shout. I know my way around a bit, I have a truck also. Dan ********
@Ken *******
I’ll be coming to udon Thani very soon. ***
weeks maybe. Never been that part of town. Always shunned it as a single man traveling. So you can guess what brings me there now. But what did we come to Thailand for anyway ? So I’m looking forward to it. I am genuinely worried about being shown a sick buffalo though. And yes I’ve been blessed, but I’ve worked hard and smart. And you only live once. And You can’t take it with you. But I’d give it all away if could give my mum and dad just one more year together on this earth 🙏Ken ********
@Dan *******
nice when you can. The 4× 4 what I have, is the kids morning and night. But it's my pleasure. Be interesting to know know how you get along and where. I live in the north east near Udon Thani, but in a small quite village. I miss the sea a lotDan ********
@Ken *******
I had stopped looking to be honest, so 8% back four weeks is nice. If we could get to 25-30% better value, I’d dive straight head first into a villa purchase, 4x4, jetski’s the lot. Elite Visa perhaps.Ken ********
@Dan *******
I only use transferwise and then its once a month. But it's good to see the £ rising. I believe the state of the UK this weekend might make it drop next week Ken ********
@Dan *******
555, if it reaches 68 , I'll buy you a case. P. S, how do you know I drink singha. LolDan ********
@Ken *******
I’ll buy you a singha when it hits 68 
Seán ********
Transfer Wise.
Bri ****
Western Union for me... From debit card to Thai bank fee £2.90 .. today rate 40.66 bht...Will you beat me 555
Gordon *******
@Bri ***
What you send a fiver!
Will ************
On Western Union today they are about 40.66 with a £2.90 fee based on sending
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0bt. Working out at 40.61 with fee.
Tim *********
Send it to me, I'll take care of it. Even pay the fees for ya!
Andrew *********
@Tim ********
my bank at LagosShelley ********
OP@Tim ********
haha you're not the first to offer 😂 
Gary ******
Western Union , use the app and can send bank to bank no fees and good exchange rate , I got 40.26 on Thursday last week 🙏
Michael ***********
@Gary *****
you got done with exchange rateGary ******
@Michael **********
how's that then was better than TT in Pattaya on the day Ken ********
@Gary *****
I believe you got a good rate too. I use transferwise 
Rob ********
Transferwise is the best.it gives you the actual real exchange rate and not a bank exchange rate. Transfer fees very reasonable too.
Shelley ********
OPSo far western union beats transfer wise by 2000 baht. I usually use transfer wise but the fee is very big 🙁
Bobby ********
@Shelley *******
are you joking?Jaye ********
Anyway -
WU - Transfer amount15,000.00 GBP
Transfer fee2,5+ 3.90 GBP
Transfer total15,003.90 GBP
Total Receiver gets
TW 608,656.23
WU - Transfer amount15,000.00 GBP
Transfer fee2,5+ 3.90 GBP
Transfer total15,003.90 GBP
Total Receiver gets
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2.54THBTW 608,656.23
Will ************
@Jaye *******
that's cash not bank to bank. I can get *****
1 on £15k.Jaye ********
It looks like WU give different results for different people.
Shelley ********
OPNever but I would love to go ❤️❤️❤️
Jaye ********
that so weird . This is what i am getting. By the way have you been to Peru ? Feel i know yu from there. Could be just that you look like somebody i know?
Jaye ********
@Shelley *******
I am surprised by this. Can you show me the page. Everywhere I see it the amount is the other way rounds. WU, I have found, is the most expensive way to change money Shelley ********
OP@Jaye *******
yes I will just check there is no personal info on them
Mick *******
Transferwise.
Been using for 15 years, best rate and very low transfer fees
Been using for 15 years, best rate and very low transfer fees
Charles ********
Depends where you're from. If you're American, Bangkok has a office in NYC, so you can transfer to that and it will show up in your account.
Ivan ************
Ordinary people can't do this any more. The US government can still send your social security that way.
Baz **********
TransferWise is 100% legit and is excellent. Highly recommended.
Bob **********
You'll get the best rate with transferwise and if you need it for a visa open your account with Bangkok Bank
Alex ******
worldremit is decent.
Andrew ********
Western union don’t charge fees if you pay into bank account
Shelley ********
OPActually I just checked western union and they offer the best rate. About 2000 baht more than transfer wise
Jaye ********
@Andrew *******
No they don't but imagine an exchange rate where you give 1 US and you get back half the amount in another currency. Andrew ********
@Jaye *******
you need to check mate might save your self moneyJaye ********
@Andrew *******
will look again. I think they give different rates for different people. Screenshot coming up. 😂Andrew ********
@Jaye *******
western union is the best 👍if you send below 1 thousand is same rate over 1 thousand is more
Glen ********
Use world remit.
I do all the time..usually about 5 aud
I do all the time..usually about 5 aud
Jeffrey **********
TransferWise app
Mike ********
Transferwise
Garry ******
Azimo - 1st 2 transactions commission free - excellent rates.
Brian **********
Charles Schwab bank refunds all atm fees. Just withdraw thai baht, click yes in the crazy 220 baht fee and they credit the atm fees the end of the month. Zero fees. No currency markup.
Brian **********
Just make sure not to click convert currency, because that's the local atm trying to charge a sometimes 10% conversion fee. Schwab will handle it at the mid market rate in bulk.
Wilmont ******
Ok thanks for the information
Wilmont ******
Will look into it for refund purposes only. Very happy with my Navy Federal Credit Union with transfers to my Thai Bank.
David ****************
@Wilmont *****
Look into USAA also. I use a 1% cash back credit card with them and just pay everything I can on the card. There is no exchange markup so with the +1% it works out to better than spot rate. USAA also has ATM rebates and no markups there as well.David ****************
@Brian *********
Better cash back exists but an extra 1% won't help if there is a 3% markup on the exchange rate. Are you saying there is a better card also with no markup? That data isn't on the points guy site and the first couple cards he recommends have the 3% markup.Brian **********
@David ***************
there are better options if your into the cash back game. The points guy keeps pretty good track of what the current best deal is for that. Brian **********
@Wilmont *****
I don't use them for anything else, but to pull cash from abusive atm's. Jaye ********
Say hi to Charles if you see him in Bangkok.
Wilmont ******
@Brian *********
That’s great but everyone don’t deal with Charles Schwab.Brian **********
@Wilmont *****
I opened a bank account with them just for the purposes of pulling thai baht with no BS. You link it to your main account and just transfer money every so often.
Sergejs *********
crazy fees in Thailand are only the extended Thai family maintenance fees.
the rest of fees are OK.
the rest of fees are OK.
Claude **********
You mean cheap right ? Not cheat
Bobby ********
@Claude *********
. Cheat way to transfer money is pack it in your undies! 🤣🤣🤣🤣Claude **********
Geoff ********
I have THB in Thailand. You can transfer to my UK account and I will pay cash into your Thai account. PM me if you want to chat.
Shelley ********
OPthank you everyone for your replies! I do use transfer wise to send money to Thailand, but I should have noted Its a large amount and the fee is pretty hefty, I was hoping there is a way of sending a large amount cheaply, without paying, £££
I will probably have to send it back to UK at some point too making it a double fee 🤔 if only I hadn't already used my free transfer already 😅
I will probably have to send it back to UK at some point too making it a double fee 🤔 if only I hadn't already used my free transfer already 😅
Shelley ********
OPThat's expensive no? £167 to transfer some money 😅
Ivan ************
@She****
you need to consider the exchange rate, what TW does is it gives you the midmarket rate and actually itemises the actual fee it is charging you. Most others charge some nominally small "transfer fee" but screw you on the exchange rate, certainly that's what most banks do.When comparing make sure you compare only on the final amount in THB, whichever is higher. WU historically did REALLY screw people on the exchange rate but I believe may be better now depending on the market, it's possible they could actually do a better rate. But compare the final number in THB, that's the bottom line.
Jaye ********
@Shelley *******
I checked the new TW rate. They charge around .58% conversion rate plus the fix fee of 60bht. So they will take around 167 sterling , for example, on the conversion fee and another 3 on the fixed amount. Based on 30,000 sterlingGeoff ********
@Shelley *******
PM me.
Chester ********
Transferwise, no fee to move money from ur local account, updated conversion rates, 58bht fee from transferwise to thai account...
Total fee 58b.
Total fee 58b.
Shelley ********
OPIt's from UK account to Thai ❤️
Jaye ********
Haha! Yes and speak Thia..
Ain't gonna happen today.
Ain't gonna happen today.
Jaye ********
@Chester *******
takes 10 seconds and a good exchange.Chester ********
@Ja**
no you gotta plan lol. I moved on Friday forgetting long weekend... had no money at all until yesterday morning when it cleared lol. But yes normally fast and exchange rate up to the second and usually only a tiny difference
John *********
You can direct deposit or direct transfer to your Thai bank cheaply - price depends on the bank. K bank is recommended. I use my credit unions debit card at the Bangkok bank exchange window for free. Limit is 200,000B per time.
Roy ***********
Transferwise is great, but for large amounts a wire transfer can cost less, even taking into account the lesser exchange rate you usually get
Ivan ************
This is sometimes true for USD, into Bangkok Bank, although even that is not always the case now as TW dropped their USD fees.
It's not true for GBP or almost any other currency- TW fees are lower for GBP while Thai bank fees are much much higher.
It's not true for GBP or almost any other currency- TW fees are lower for GBP while Thai bank fees are much much higher.
Devesh *********
I use InstaRem always. Cheaper and faster than transferwise and WU.
Jaye ********
Payoneer have a poor exchange rate. I have the Transferwise card. If you get the Revolut one it's even better.
Dale *******
Deemoney
James ***********
Transferwise use the APP
Shivan ****************
And a commission is paid to those who signup new people....
Simon **********
TransferWise Borderless account
Joe ***********
My FB TransferWise Thailand Group has over 1000 members - mostly Expats in Thailand. We act as A TW Users Group
Here is the Group Link.
Here is the Group Link.
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Joe ***********
TransferWise has very reasonable fees and and just about the best exchange rate. Download the App for your phone and check it out. Of course you have to have a bank account in both From & To countries
Wilmont ******
I’ve tried them all and finally settled on using my Credit Union. Can transfer any amount I want and only pay $25.00 for international wire fee. Don’t know if it’s high but less then some I’ve used.
Stephen *******
It's about the rate plus the fee. Transferwise give the best rate by far. Usually the advertised mid rate.
Chester ********
That's a huge fee
Ivan ************
@Che****
$25 doesn't matter. What matters is the exchange rate, that's where the true fee is, and you'll typically pay hundreds of dollars on that for a retirement visa sized sum.
David ****************
@Wilmont *****
are you in USA? Your credit union? I have used my bank(Credit unions are better) everything in USA goes through federal reserve. They want to know where you’re sending your money
Wilmont ******
@David ***************
To my Thai Bank here in ThailandDavid ****************
@Wilmont *****
It wasn’t a comment about legal or not, just saying that everything goes through the federal reserve from the United States. Just a simple statement.
Wilmont ******
@David ***************
Hey if I doing legally I’m not worried about the US government.David ****************
@Wilmont *****
Yes I understand I’m just saying the federal reserve monitors all international transactions
Danny *********
Transferwise any amount anytime always best rate
Anton **************
Paysend is a good alternative to Transferwise. Fast enough, the funds usually arrive next business day and is MUCH much cheaper than WU or PP etc:
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Scott *********
Payoneer
John ***********************
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Ashton ********
I have a UK bank account with starling (who always give the best exchange rate on that day) I can send any amount of money to a thai bank account and the charge is £5
Jaye ********
Hey so the final amounts for the two based on 1000 GB are
TW . 40,498.51
SB, ฿
this is what you will get after all the deductions.
TW . 40,498.51
SB, ฿
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.94 this is what you will get after all the deductions.
Ashton ********
@Jaye *******
op asked for recommendations on what people like to use to send money here. I just gave my preference. Jaye ********
@Ashton *******
yes it was about the cheapest. that is usually the one people go for😉. Jaye ********
@Ashton *******
what is the best,Ashton ********
@Jaye *******
the highest exchange.. as nowhere is the same Ashton ********
@Jaye *******
like I said starling bank charge £5 for the transfer whatever the amount Jaye ********
@Ashton *******
I am with 2 UK banks and both rip me off. I think all UK banks are there to rip people off . Its not just about the exchange rate it's the overall transfer that is important. Barclays for example crucify you and so do all the others. I have a Sabadell account in Spain and a Millenium in Portugal. They all give very poor rates. Stay away from banks.
Brian ***********
TransferWise from UK
Darrell ********
Anybody mention TransferWise?
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Chris *******
XE currency, no fees takes a week.
Joe ******
I found transferwise quick Monday to Thursday .On weekends money didn't transfer till Monday..
Xe takes about 4 days.
Fractional difference .
I found on
I've had money transferred via transferwise during weekdays and it took about 90 seconds. Xe cannot do that.
Swings and roundabouts.
Xe takes about 4 days.
Fractional difference .
I found on
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transfer it was about one pound more expensive via transferwise than Xe. I've had money transferred via transferwise during weekdays and it took about 90 seconds. Xe cannot do that.
Swings and roundabouts.
Stan *******
A WEEK!? I use Transferwise and it usually takes a few seconds! Sometimes it's a bit slower, but only about 20 minutes max. I have just transferred £500 and it cost £4.13 in fees and I got 40.79 baht, not at all bad a rate.
Lindsey **********
@Stan ******
great info thank you 🙏
Scott **********
@Chris ******
I have used XE and they are legit. My experience is less than a week and even then that is based on Canadian money laundering laws that require a 4 day delay. I understand that XE says no fees but you are paying for the service via the exchange rate they give you. This hides the cost from the customer and is a problem for meChris *******
@Scott *********
for me I've found the difference fractional and once your account is linked it's simple. Cheaper than my bank for sure.Scott **********
@Chris ******
Yes for sure cheaper than going direct to a bank wire transfer. I do think they are still using bank wire transfer but I would guess get a much better rate than a single individual and of course you do not need to wait in line at the bank. Have you tried coating to TransferWise? TransferWise has a whole different business plan which effectively creates internation transfers while only actually doing in country transfers this keeping costs lower. It would take me far too long to explain how they do it using my phone but there is info available via web search 
Steven **********
TransferWise quick trustworthy
Todd ********
TransferWise is the only answer
Steven **********
@Todd *******
agree it what I used quick and trustworthy 
Gordon *********
some banks are saying $1,000 minimum trans try PayPal
Christina *********
Transfer wise hands down, instant sending amazing rates.
Amy ***************
Transferwise seems to be the cheapest out there right now
Jeff *******
Transferwise is fast and good. it's how my biggest client pays me.
Bob **********
transferwise is awesome! Very low fee. No profit on the exchange rate. Arrives from US to Thai acct in hours.
Shelley ********
OPUsually I use transfer wise but super expensive for the amount I need to send for visa
Liv ******
I second this
Ken ***********
@Amy **************
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