International Money Transfer Methods (Which is the best?)

Last Updated on June 9th, 2024

The different methods a person can use to make an international money transfer continue to grow.

It can be quite a task going through all these international money transfer methods trying to find the right one for you whilst getting the best value for your money.

In this article, I’ll go through all the available methods and the different services on offer and try to make this journey a lot easier for you as a customer, answering the most relevant questions.

Various methods to transfer money internationally (how do they work?)

Let’s begin by looking at the methods available for international money transfers.

International Bank Transfers

An international bank transfer allows you to send money directly from your bank account to a recipient’s bank account in another country.

Most people sending larger sums will opt for an international bank transfer because it’s a secure and cost-effective method.

But you don’t have to use a bank to do an international bank transfer. A currency broker or an online money transfer service can also do this for you, usually at a lower cost.

Suppose you’re sending money internationally with a currency broker or online service.

Once you’ve accepted an exchange rate and confirmed the amount you wish to send, you will transfer funds from your bank account to the provider.

When received, the money transfer provider will convert your money and send the funds to your chosen foreign bank account.

Debit or Credit Card

You can send money internationally through your debit or credit card as payment.

It follows a similar process to an international bank transfer above but without requiring you to transfer funds manually to a money transfer provider, but costs more.

Once you agree on an exchange rate and amount, you will pay for the transfer with your debit or credit card.

The transfer provider will send the correct currency and amount to your recipient’s bank account.

Debit and credit cards are a convenient and quick way to transfer money internationally but come with extra costs.

Credit cards are usually more expensive than debit card payments as they take longer to process.

SWIFT Payment

If you send money to an international bank account through your bank, the process will likely use the SWIFT method.

SWIFT stands for The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.

It is a messaging system for banks and a way for banks worldwide to connect and link using standardised codes for international transfers and payments.

It’s been around since the 1970s.

The main drawback of using SWIFT for an international money transfer is the process takes longer than other methods.

Google & Apple Pay

As many do, suppose you have Google or Apple Pay set up on your devices. This method can pay for international money transfers.

Although a convenient and quick way to transfer money internationally, Google and Apple Pay have similar charges to a debit or credit card for international payments.

Selecting a credit card through Google or Apple Pay may incur higher charges than a debit card transaction.

PISP

Also known as a Payment Initiation Service Provider, PISP allows customers to instruct a money transfer service to make a bank transfer directly from their bank account on their behalf.

Customers can stay in the money transfer service app or website and not leave to open their online banking and manually transfer it themselves.

This method is one of the cheapest options and as cost-effective as a regular international bank transfer.

PISP is a new method of transferring money internationally, so not all providers or high-street banks currently support this service.

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Which is the best? (convenience vs. cost)

Ultimately, customers’ main question is, ‘What is the best way to transfer money internationally?’

The answer isn’t the same for everybody!

Finding the best international method depends on the size and frequency of your requirements.

For a small one-off payment, you might favour the simplicity of a debit or credit card. But for anyone looking to transfer large sums of money abroad, the fees become more critical, which makes an international bank transfer the best option.

Exchange rate costs, in particular, can be significant on larger transfers.

So, let’s look at what are considered the best methods for both remittance and large money transfers.

Remittance

For those wanting to send £1,000 or less to an international bank account, the most significant requirement is how quickly the money transfers.

The methods known for quick transfer times are either debit and credit card transactions or the use of Google or Apple Pay.

Online-only money transfer providers such as Wise, PayPal, and Revolut, are typical services that provide the above international transactions.

These providers usually have much lower overall transfer fees for international money transfers than your high-street bank.

Usually, transfer fees with these online providers can be as little as £0.20 or as expensive as £16, depending on the destination of where your money is going.

As mentioned above, exchange rate charges will also apply, usually a % of the amount you’re looking to transfer; with lower amounts, this won’t add too much cost.

Large money transfers

Put simply, an international bank transfer is the best method for sending large amounts of money overseas.

It ticks many of the boxes that customers making a sizeable international transaction want to see.

It is a method that can keep costs low with the right provider and much lower than online alternatives.
It is one of the most secure and safe ways to transfer money. Customers should always make sure that the company they choose is FCA-regulated.
It isn’t the quickest method, but also, it isn’t the slowest. Most European transfers will take between 1-3 days to complete.

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Which is the cheapest? (Costs compared)

When it comes to finding the cheapest method to transfer money internationally, regardless of the way you eventually choose, the two primary considerations are:

Transfer Fees
Exchange Rates

The methods that apply extra charges and costs on top of the two above are:

Debit or Credit Card Payments
Google Pay or Apple Pay

The most cost-effective method to transfer money internationally is an international bank transfer.

However, this is only the case if you choose the right provider and don’t use your bank.

Why?

Well, most high-street banks will charge much larger transfer fees for customers for international money transfers.

Compare this to a currency broker or online service for an international bank transfer; you will find providers with no transfer fees.

The only cost you’ll have to consider is the exchange rate %.

International Transfer Method Costs

Transfer Method	Transfer Fees	Exchange Rate Charge	Extra Costs?
International Bank Transfer	No (depending on the transfer service chosen)	Yes	No
Google/Apple Pay	Yes	Yes	Yes
Debit/Credit Card Payment	Yes	Yes	Yes
SWIFT	No (depending on the service chosen)	Yes	No
PISP	No (depending on the transfer service chosen)	Yes	No

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Research is vital for the best money transfer

As this article suggests, finding the best and cheapest transfer method is all about meeting your needs and researching to compare and find exemplary service.

The number of different considerations to think about can begin to mount; in terms of a priority checklist, we’d recommend researching into:

Compare service transfer fees
Compare exchange rates (who is offering the best?)
Talk to a currency broker for advice and support on exchange rates
Ask: ‘Which method most satisfies my requirements?’
If you use your bank, read through the small print for the change of any hidden costs.

Online Exchange Rates can be misleading

A significant part of the international money transfer process is the exchange rate and finding the best one at that time.

The better the rate you find, the better the value for your money.

With so many offerings online, customers will compare the rates they see immediately.

Doing this is a mistake.

The rates you see first, on comparison sites, or by looking directly on services websites are NOT customer rates.

They are mid-market rates. Usually, services have a warning or greyed wording near the rate to alert customers.

But people can still miss it.

When comparing customer rates, it is essential to get actual quotes sent to you by providers via a call or email and compare those figures.

By doing the above, you will get the best comparison.

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International money transfer providers (what’s the difference?)

Three primary money transfer services commonly provide various ways to send money abroad.

These are:

Banks
Currency Brokers
Online Money Transfer Services

All 3 have their pros and cons. Again, your choice of provider will dramatically change the overall cost and support you receive during the transfer process.

Money Transfer Provider	Pros	Cons
Bank	Convenient, easy to use, familiar. Personal details already filled in.	High transfer fee costs A more significant % of the exchange rate is charged. Consistent support is only sometimes available.
Currency Broker	Lower or, in some cases, no transfer fees are placed on international transfers. Fewer overheads than banks, resulting in a lower % of the exchange rate charged. Customers are provided with consistent support by a personal trader. Customers can get advice and support on when to transfer at the right time.	New customers have to register before transferring.
Online Money Transfer Services	Lower transfer fees than high-street banks. Competitive exchange rates are available. Provide online transfer methods that can produce the quickest transfer times.	Customer support is only available through webchat. Extra costs can apply with online payment methods.

Quick Summary

Multiple methods are available to transfer money internationally, including International Bank Transfers, SWIFT payments, PISP, Debit or Credit card payments & Google or Apple Pay.
The best method for you will depend on your specific money transfer needs and the amount you’re sending abroad.
The quickest international money transfer method is usually by debit or credit card payment.
The most cost-effective method is an international bank transfer through a currency broker or online money service.
Always compare customer exchange rates from quotes provided directly to you by the money transfer providers.

At Key Currency, we help thousands of customers in the UK and abroad every year with their international money transfers worldwide.

We know a thing or two about the various methods available and which one will suit you.

We can also convert between 20+ different currencies.

With competitive exchange rates and no transfer fees added, we provide a money transfer service that is one of the most cost-effective available.

Our Trustpilot rating is ‘Excellent’ from over 2,500 customer reviews.

Unlike most money transfer services, we provide you with personal assistance.

You will have an expert trader who can support you throughout the process with the following:

Finding the best exchange rate.
Alerting you when rates are in your favour.
Advise you on when or when not to transfer the money internationally.
Answer all the questions you may have about money transfers overseas.

Contact us today and request a customer exchange rate entirely for free so that we can help you with your upcoming international money transfers!

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Transferring Money to a Foreign Bank Account (costs, safety, best ways)

Author, Andrew Gibson

Last Updated on May 8th, 2024

Need to send money abroad but unsure of where to start?

In this article, we will take an in-depth look into various ways to transfer money to a foreign bank account.

We will explain factors such as fees and exchange rates, and how to make sure you get the very best deal on your international transaction.

Whether your transfer is for personal or business purposes, it’s always a good idea to have all the information you need before sending money abroad.

What information will I need?

To transfer money to a foreign bank account, you will need to have at hand all the relevant information about your intended recipient and their bank details. This includes:

The full name of the person receiving money.
The name of the bank and the branch address which will receive the money.
SWIFT code of the bank (also known as a BIC).
Recipient’s account number or IBAN.

An IBAN is something you may not be familiar with if you never made an international transaction.

An IBAN or international bank account number, is a standard international numbering system that is used to identify an overseas bank account.

The number starts with a two-digit country code, then two numbers, followed by several more alphanumeric characters.

An IBAN number for Spain as an example will look something like this:

ES9121000418450200051332

A SWIFT code (or BIC) identifies a bank. It’s not private information.

A currency broker can help you get the IBAN you need.

How much money can I transfer to a Foreign Bank Account?

There are no legal limit on how much money you can send abroad from the UK using an international bank transfer. However, your transfer may be monitored by both HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for compliance reasons, although this rarely occurs.

However, the UK’s biggest banks and some independent money transfer providers may set their own daily transfer limits.

Below are examples of daily limits some of the UK’s banks set for international money transfers.

Bank	Daily International Transfer Limit
Natwest	£25,000
HSBC	£50,000
Barclays	£50,000
Lloyds	£30,000

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How much do Bank’s charge for an international money transfer?

Sending money internationally will cost you different amounts depending on which bank you use.

Each bank will have flat fees and exchange rates that impact the total cost of your money transfer.

Every bank is different, but in general, you can expect them to take as much as 3-4% of your total transfer as a fee when you send money internationally. Banks tend to charge a flat fee and an exchange rate depends on the amount you transfer.

A top tip is to compare the fees and rates that your bank charges with other transfer services such as online money providers or a currency broker.

Below is a table that shows the international transfer fee costs of popular high-street banks. This doesn’t include their additional charge on the exchange rate.

Bank	Outgoing International Transfer Fee
Lloyds	Up to £9.50
Metro Bank	£15-£25
Natwest	Up to £15
RBS	Up to £15

Safest & best ways to transfer money to a foreign bank account

Of course, when making an international transfer you need to ensure you are following the correct safety procedures to protect both yourself and the recipient.

The most secure services to transfer money to a foreign bank account include:

Your Bank
Currency Brokers
Online money transfer services

It cannot be reiterated enough the importance of double-checking the following information:

Full name of recipient
IBAN number
SWIFT code

Another important factor to consider is:

Identity Theft and Fraud

This can occur when someone assumes your identify without authorisation.

Criminals can obtain your passwords and security questions to bypass login pages.

Never share personal information with individuals claiming to represent your money transfer provider unless they can verify your identity.

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Transferring money within the EEA vs Outside of the EU

Sending money within the EU is smoother and cheaper because of friendly regulations.

But if you’re sending money outside the EU, you may incur extra fees and other challenges.

There are 3 main differences between transferring money to EU accounts vs non-EU accounts:

Transfer costs.
Transfer speeds.
Information required.

In short, money transfers to EU are cheaper, quicker and require less information in order to be completed.

This is because most EU transfers are sent via the SEPA network.

Most SEPA transfers only have a tiny cost (under £5, sometimes free), take 1-2 days to arrive, and only an IBAN is required.

In comparison, transfers to non-EU accounts will be sent as SWIFT transfer, where you’ll be paying between £10-£40 per transfer and can take 3-5 working days to complete.

You’ll also need more information such as the recipient’s address and bank address.

Factors affecting exchanges rates (how to get the best deal!)

Fluctuating exchange rates can change the amount that the beneficiary of your transfer will receive in foreign currency.

Banks make it difficult to know what exchange rate you will receive. Often this key bit of information is held back until you almost completed your transfer.

The exchange rate charges applied by currency brokers and online money transfer services are much cheaper than high-street banks.

However, one difference of a currency broker is the support they give customers to find the best rate for your transfer to a foreign bank account.

Most customers will need to do a lot of research to monitor the rate themselves if they wish to choose another service like an online money transfer app.

With a currency broker, expert traders will support and monitor exchange rates for you.

You may also be charged a recipient fee if you make international transfers with a bank.

With so many available options for a money transfer to a foreign bank account, it is essential to explore and compare all of the services before committing.

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How long will my transfer to a foreign bank account take?

If you decide to use a bank or currency broker, then your money transfer, if to a European destination will be done via an international bank transfer.

It will usually take between 1 to 3 days for your money transfer to arrive to a specified European destination, whereas transfers outside the EU can take between 3-5 days.

Online money transfer services can offer customers quicker transfer speeds to Europe.

If you use your debit or credit card for your money transfer to Europe, then this may allow the money to arrive on the same day. However, both of these methods will come at an extra cost.

This can vary depending on the processing foreign banks go through in different countries.

Alternatives to traditional bank to bank international transfers

When transferring money from the UK to a foreign bank account, there are different alternatives to traditional bank transfers that offer convenience and potential cost savings.

Online money transfer platforms are available including:

Wise
Revolut
PayPal

All of these platforms can provide competitive exchange rates and transparent fees.

However, personal support and guidance can be difficult to find with these platforms. A lot of their customer communication is done via web chat.

Peer-to-peer payment apps like Venmo and Cash App might also offer options for international transfers.

Another alternative is the well-established Western Union service.

It is worth remembering that availability with all services can vary by country and could involve certain limitations and additional fees.

Currency brokers, like ourselves at Key Currency, can offer very competitive exchange rates and provide a human touch.

We do not add any transfer fees to the international transactions we make for customers to foreign bank accounts.

Process of transferring money to a foreign bank account (4 simple steps)

Register as a client.
Secure an exchange rate with our support.
Send your money to us.
We convert it and complete the transfer.

We pride ourselves on making international money transfers as easy and cost-efficient as possible for our customers.

With a 5-star rating on Trustpilot, with over 2,500 reviews; we are a money transfer company you can trust.

As an FCA-regulated company, all our international transfers are made through safeguarded client accounts, giving you peace of mind.

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How to Transfer Money to Thailand From the UK

Author, Andrew Gibson

Last Updated on August 3rd, 2024

Transferring money to Thailand is simple once you have all the information.

You can use your bank or an independent money transfer service, but each has pros and cons.

I will go through everything you need to make a money transfer to Thailand and how to get the best value for your money.

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How to Transfer Money to Thailand (in 4 simple steps)

Making a money transfer to a Thailand bank account can be done in 4 simple steps; all you need to do is:

Register as a client.
Secure a GBP to THB exchange rate you’re happy with.
Send your Pounds to the money transfer service you choose.
Pounds are converted to Thai Baht and transferred.

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The Best Ways to Transfer Money to Thailand

Transfer methods available to send money to Thailand; some of the best include:

International bank transfer
Debit or credit card payment.
Apple or Google Pay.
Cash pick-up services.
SWIFT payment.

Different money transfer services can provide each type of way to transfer money.

An international bank transfer is one of the most common options. It is one of the safest ways to transfer money to a bank account in Thailand and a great way to get value for your money.

Alternative methods that are done primarily online, like Apple and Google Pay or using your debit or credit card, maybe quicker, but the cost of transfer fees is much higher.

For a more in depth look at international money transfer methods, our dedicated guide provides information about each one!

Best Way to Send Large Money Transfers to Thailand

If you want to send a large amount of money to Thailand (£1,000+), your best option is to use your bank or a currency broker.

Type of Service	Pros	Cons
Banks	Familiar and convenient. No need to register again.	Higher transfer fee costs. Less favourable GBP to THB exchange rate. No immediate contact or support.
Currency Brokers	Lower or no transfer fees for international transfers to Thailand. Consistent support and advice. Customers get competitive and favourable exchange rates for GBP to THB.	You must register to begin the transfer process.

Best Way to Send Remittance (small amount) to Thailand

If you want to send a smaller amount of money, or remittance, to Thailand (under £1,000), your options will be between your bank or an online money transfer service, like a money app.

Type of Service	Pros	Cons
Banks	Familiar to you. No registration is required. Quick process.	High fixed transfer fees for a small money transfer abroad Consistent small transfer costs can build up over time.
Online Money Transfer Service	Fast online process. Quicker transfer times. Lower transfer fees compared to banks.	Support is offered only through webchat. Difficult to communicate if issues occur. Your time and research are required to find the best GBP to THB exchange rate.

How to Avoid the Main Costs of the Transfer

A vital consideration when transferring money to Thailand is the cost.

The cost of an international money transfer combines both transfer fees and exchange rate charges.

How to Avoid Transfer Fees to Thailand

It is possible to make a money transfer to Thailand with no transfer fees; a few independent money transfer services do not add a transfer fee.

It is worth researching various providers to find ones that only charge for the exchange rate conversion, like ourselves at Key Currency.

High-street banks will charge fixed transfer fees for sending money abroad, especially for transfers outside the European Union, such as Thailand.

Bank transfer fees will vary depending on who you’re with, but the usual range is between £15 to £35 per transaction.

If you want to transfer to Thailand more than once, fixed fees with your bank can start to build up.

Ultimately, don’t use your bank to avoid paying a fee for a money transfer to Thailand.

Real-time Examples of Transfer Fees to Thailand

International Money Transfer Provider	Transfer Fee to Thailand
Key Currency	£0
Remitly	£0.99
PayPal	£2.99
Wise	£6.48
Nationwide	£20.00

GBP to THB Exchange Rate Charges (tips on how to find the best)

People tend to think all the costs of a money transfer to Thailand lie with the fixed transfer fees.

However, the exchange rate charge can be even more significant, especially on larger international transfers.

The more money you send to Thailand, the higher the cost will be on the exchange rate, so this is why it is essential to find the best rate available.

Again, with a bank, their exchange rates are less favourable for customers, and their charge can be up to 2% more than an independent money transfer company.

Research is critical for keeping costs low for an international money transfer.

A big plus for choosing a currency broker is their support when finding the best exchange rate.

If you’re new to transferring money to Thailand, looking at various rates on offer can be confusing.

Having experts do this for you and guide you is extremely valuable, especially for your money.

For further guidance on costs of international money transfers, our dedicated post will provide you with all of the ins and outs!

Be aware of misleading exchange rates

Top Tip: When looking for the best exchange rate for your money transfer to Thailand, be aware of the rates you come across online.

A lot of these will be the mid-market rates rather than customer rates.

Mid-market rates are the exchange rates that banks use to trade with one another.

So, to find the best, genuine customer exchange rate for GBP to THB, get a quote directly from each money transfer provider. Then proceed to compare those rates.

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How Long Will a Money Transfer to Thailand Take?

An international bank transfer to Thailand from the UK usually takes 2 to 3 days. However, the money getting to the recipient can take longer as it will depend on the receiving bank, so an exact estimation is difficult to predict.

Different money transfer methods will vary in terms of transfer times to Thailand.

Alternatives, like strictly online methods (debit or credit card payment), may see your money arrive faster, but this will be subject to a higher cost for the transfer.

Why could larger transfers take longer?

In our experience, customers looking to transfer a considerable amount to Thailand may experience longer transfer times.

The reason for this is the need to obtain AML (anti-money laundering) documentation to comply with AML laws and regulations in the country, which can be challenging at times.

It is a common occurrence for those looking to build a new property in Thailand instead of buying.

Our expert traders are well-versed in this area and can help move these pains of the process smoothly along.

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What Bank Details and Information Do You Need to Provide?

For an international money transfer to Thailand, you will need to provide the following recipient information:

Recipient’s full name. As stated on their bank account.
Recipient’s Address.
Bank account details. Their bank’s name, bank branch code, and account number.

Unlike other destinations, Thailand does not use IBAN codes for international transactions, so the above information is crucial.

For a smoother transfer, ensure you have your recipient’s information accurately.

As well as recipient information, you will also need to provide your banking and personal details.

Are there International Money Transfer Limits to Thailand?

No legal limit exists on how much money you can transfer to Thailand. However, the sender of the funds must provide a reason for the transfer or each transfer sent as the recipient’s bank will have to report this.

It is also worth noting that certain money transfer providers will set daily limits on how much money you can transfer with them.

Most UK banks will also have these limits, usually between £25,000 and £100,000 per day.

Make Sure Your Money is Safe When Sending to Thailand

If you decide to use an independent money transfer service for your transfer to Thailand, the must be FCA-regulated.

FCA stands for the Financial Conduct Authority.

If a company is regulated and authorised by the FCA, this means that your money is always in safeguarded accounts.

Some money transfer companies online aren’t regulated, so looking further into your chosen service is essential.

It’s super simple to know if a company is or isn’t FCA-regulated; you can head to the FCA register and type in their name.

Quick Summary (Transferring Money to Thailand in a nut-shell)

You can use your bank, currency broker, or online money service to transfer money to Thailand.
It usually takes 2 to 3 days to complete.
Research available independent money transfer services to avoid paying high costs.
Beware of mid-market rates shown online. Compare genuine customer quotes.
Always use a company that is regulated and authorised by the FCA.

Send Money to Thailand with Key Currency

Key Currency is an independent money transfer specialist.

We help thousands of customers with international transfers to Thailand and other destinations worldwide.

We pride ourselves on the personal support and communication that we provide.

Our team of experts is always on hand to help you with your money transfer.

They will monitor and find the best exchange rate and time to transfer for you and your money.

With an ‘Excellent’ rating on Trustpilot from over 2,500 reviews, we’re a money transfer service you can rely on.

As an FCA-regulated company, all our international transfers are made through safeguarded client accounts, giving you peace of mind.

For further information about us and a free quote on a money transfer to Thailand, use the button below to get started!

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International Money Transfer Methods (Which is the best?)

Various methods to transfer money internationally (how do they work?)

International Bank Transfers

Debit or Credit Card

SWIFT Payment

Google & Apple Pay

PISP

Which is the best? (convenience vs. cost)

Remittance

Large money transfers

Which is the cheapest? (Costs compared)

International Transfer Method Costs

Research is vital for the best money transfer

Online Exchange Rates can be misleading

International money transfer providers (what’s the difference?)

Quick Summary

What information will I need?

How much money can I transfer to a Foreign Bank Account?

How much do Bank’s charge for an international money transfer?

Safest & best ways to transfer money to a foreign bank account

Identity Theft and Fraud

Transferring money within the EEA vs Outside of the EU

Factors affecting exchanges rates (how to get the best deal!)

How long will my transfer to a foreign bank account take?

Alternatives to traditional bank to bank international transfers

Process of transferring money to a foreign bank account (4 simple steps)

How to Transfer Money to Thailand (in 4 simple steps)

The Best Ways to Transfer Money to Thailand

Best Way to Send Large Money Transfers to Thailand

Best Way to Send Remittance (small amount) to Thailand

How to Avoid the Main Costs of the Transfer

How to Avoid Transfer Fees to Thailand

Real-time Examples of Transfer Fees to Thailand

GBP to THB Exchange Rate Charges (tips on how to find the best)

Be aware of misleading exchange rates

How Long Will a Money Transfer to Thailand Take?

Why could larger transfers take longer?

What Bank Details and Information Do You Need to Provide?

Are there International Money Transfer Limits to Thailand?

Make Sure Your Money is Safe When Sending to Thailand

Quick Summary (Transferring Money to Thailand in a nut-shell)

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