Money transfers to and from Thailand

Low-cost and secure money transfers for your business or personal need.

Tailand pic 300x225 Money transfers to and from ThailandAre looking to send money abroad for any of the following reasons (or more that may not be included):

  •  Buying property in Thailand?
  • Investment in Thailand?
  • Emigrating to/from Thailand?
  • Importing to/from Thailand?
  • Exporting to/from Thailand?
  • Regular Payments to Thailand?
  • Repatriation Funds?
  • Travel or tourism? (prepaid travel card)

 

Read enough and ready to send – simply fill in the no obligation form in the right margin and get the ball rolling! A consultant will contact you and get your process on its way.

 

Looking for more information – Read below for information on money transferservices to Thailand.

 

The quickest and simplest way to send money in a hurry is using online transfers or wire transfers. You can send funds either online with a credit card or via a Wire Transfer agent with cash. The money is sent via an international money transfer and your money will be in Thailand or anywhere in the world quickly. The procedure to pay online and send funds overseas is simple – fill in the form in the right margin of the page and a consultant will be in touch. Alternatively visit our contact us page and contact us directly.

 

General information on Thailand

The unit of Thai currency is the Thailand Baht. In paper format the Baht comes in 20 – 1000 Baht notes, while coins 0.25 – 10 Baht denominators.

Transferring money to Thailand is similar to entering the country with money – there is no limit on the amount of money that can be brought into the country. Leaving is a different story – there are strict restrictions on the money that can be sent out of the country electronically as with the amount of cash that one can leave the country with. The amount of money one can leave the country with changes regularly with the fluctuating economy – it is best to check Thai news to determine the current rate and note that this could change without warning.

For additional information on Thailand visit Thailandguru.com a very helpful and informative website on Thailand – guidance, advice and information.

If you are looking to send money to or from Thailand today use Globalfundi online financial services. It is simple, convenient and secure, offering great exchange rates and dedicated service.  To send money now :

simply fill in the no obligation form in the right margin and get the ball rolling! A consultant will contact you and get your process on its way.

 

 

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