International money transfer
Hello everyone, What is currently the most efficient way to transfer 800,000 Baht from a US bank to a Thai bank with the lowest fees and exchange rate markups? I strictly need the FETC / Credit Advice / Foreign Exchange…
Can someone explain to me how I change my 800k THB back to GBP and send it out of Thailand? Kasikorn Bank doesn’t have a foreign currency section ( we had some GBP in cash but had to change it to THB before putting it i…
Good afternoon all Another non visa question! What is the best UK bank account to keep open for my pension to be paid into? And is it best to transfer money quarterly or monthly. I have the money to open a Thai account…
Is it true that transferring the 800,000 baht for non o retirement visa is now not an option using wise transfer due to the app no longer allowing users show funds as ( for retirement ) Should would be retiree's use the…
Good day, all. I am busy getting things ready for my move to HH in August. I'm comfortable with where I am at with the entire process at the moment and would like to thank all of you who have provided solid information…
For the 65,000B per month option for a retirement visa, I need to start this to have 12 months of transfers before I change. Does the account the funds are coming from overseas have to be in your name?
When you have to deposit your 800k baht into your account, do they prefere 800k thai baht from wise or do they prefere English pounds transfer from my UK bank and they do the conversion
oh. Surprisingly my transfer of 68k baht came super fast today from usa to Bangkok bank. I had expected a delay due to Thai bank holiday. However...its coded, as dep trf fr ech. Same as in September2025. Not FTT. I expe…
Hi everyone can you transfer the money for Visa 800,000 baht? Can I use Wise? If so how do you do because I believe it has to be an international transfer? I know this is not a Visa related but maybe someone can help.
While I have the required 800,000 baht for the retirement extension deposit, it is located in a tax deferred retirement account, which I’m loathe to touch. A wealthy Thai friend (who I’ve known for over 40 years and is…