Hello guys, i have Bangkok bank account for a while, but never used it before. Now i went to fix my online banking, and visited two separate branches to do so. Both of them told me different prices as a comission for money sending. First branch told me 100 baht the second one told me 1150 baht. Can you tell me how much of a fees you pay sending money with revolut and is there any specific way to avoid the SWIFT transfer?!?!

Does the money you send from overseas have to be regular payments or just be more than 800,000 baht for 12 months? Do you just get a letter of authorisation from the bank about deposits? TIA

Hello all.

Hope you can clear something up for me.

Renewed my 1 year Non-O based on retirement using the 800k on deposit method earlier this month and have started sending the monthly 65k minimum overseas transfers, to make 12 in total by next Feb.

Can I now take out the 800k, as I have another use for it, or is there still a minimum (400k) balance which must remain at all times?

Thank you.

Robert.

I’m going to be retiring to Thailand in May . Is it best to have social security deposited in US Bank? And then transfer funds as needed? If so is there a preferred bank for ease in transfers? TIA

Can anybody give feedback about a good bank to olen an account with in Thailand ,i guess one that gives you a card and doesnt charge too much for useing ATMs?? Thanks

Hi, after advice re my retirement visa and money requirements.

Am into my second year of retirement visa and have been depositing 65000 baht monthly for last 18 months.

Do l still have to have the 800000baht in bank before annual renewal and if not am l required to still maintain a minimum balance in my account even though I make monthly deposits??

Thanks in advance.

For the past two years, I've kept 800,000 baht in a Thai Bank to meet the visa financial requirement. If I decide to use my US social security income to fullfill the requirement instead of the bank account, what documentation is needed for Immigration?

I'm on a non O visa based on over 50 (retirement) Currently I use the 800,000 in a Thai bank (rotting away) method and I'm looking at changing to the 65k monthly income method. I currently use wise to transfer my 'monthly income' to my thai account from the UK.

Couple of questions. Is wise acceptable for the transaction being considered an international transfer? If so do you have to select a particular 'reason for transfer' when making the wise transfer? e.g. 'Funds for long term stay in Thailand'

Living in Phuket if that makes any difference, I know how fickle different immigration office's can be.

Hi guys, quick financial question about changing from non o-a to non o visa.

When I effectively "cancel" my non o-a extension next month by returning to the UK with no re-entry stamp..

Can I still use my previous 12 months FTT 65K international monthly transfers to apply for non o when I come back to TH in june please ? (Rather than seasoned 800k which I don't have!),

Thanks in advance

(it's Hua Hin immigration)

Could anyone tell me which transfer app gets you the best deal for your buck? Moneygram looks to be the better option, though would anyone happen to know if this is a guaranteed fixed rate or Will other fees apply besides the $.50 when transferring from online bank to direct bank?

TIA!