What is the maximum amount of euros you can transfer from my ING account to my Bangkok bank account via Wise?
My Thai wife and I are considering buying an apartment in my name, foreign name as they call it. The Thai broker says that the easiest thing is to transfer the money from my Dutch bank to my Thai Bangkok bank.
Want to transfer money to my girlfriend in the Philippines?
I am now in the Philippines and there it is impossible to get money from my credit card in a well-known national major bank; only outside at the ATM, but only 10.000 pesos/about 175 euros in one go.
I regularly transfer euros from Belgium to Thailand via Wise and it works perfectly. Is it also possible to transfer money from Thailand to Belgium via Wise?
Sending money to Thailand with Wise is great for these 7 reasons!
Wise, formerly known as TransferWise, is a popular choice for transferring money from Belgium or the Netherlands to Thailand due to its simple and cost-effective approach. When you want to transfer money with Wise, you start by creating an account on their website or via the mobile app. This process is quite simple and requires some basic information about you and your financial situation.
Would you like to transfer a large amount of money from Thailand to the Netherlands at an affordable price?
In connection with the sale of a house (in Thailand) of a deceased Dutch citizen, the Thai widow (who was married before Dutch law) wants to transfer part of the money to legal Dutch heirs. She has an account with Kasikorn Bank. What is the cheapest way (rate and costs) to transfer this to NL? With Kasikorn app? With Deemoney? Or…?
Please inform readers of this blog about the best way to transfer larger amounts of money from Thailand to Belgium.
I am now transferring money through Wise. That goes well and quickly. Can transfer a maximum of 1.000 euros at a time and that will cost around € 7,50. Now I received an email from Wise announcing that their rates will increase as of January 1, 2023. I would then pay more than € 10 per € 1.000.
Experiences with XE to transfer money to Thailand?
I would like to know if any of you have ever used XE to transfer money abroad. I have been using Wise for years with great satisfaction, but because XE guarantees a higher exchange rate, I recently wanted to try it out by transferring € 250 from my Belgian account to my Thai account (Kasikorn).
My Recent Experience with Wise (Reader Submission)
I wanted to transfer 4 euros to Thailand via Wise yesterday (10/5.000). Since the maximum transfer amount for my Thai bank is 50,000 THB, it took me 4 transfers. At the first transfer it turned out that payment via iDeal, which I normally always use, was not possible. There were 2 options, payment via my credit card where the costs amounted to ± 52 euros or via a bank transfer to Wise's bank account, where the total costs were ± 35 euros. Opted for the 2nd option, quite cumbersome.
My Thai wife and I are preparing to emigrate to Thailand. We want to send some money via Wise to our account at Bangkok Bank. My question is:
are there people with experiences regarding sending larger amounts (up to €50K) via Wise to Bangkok Bank. The larger the amount, the smaller the costs, I think?
Transfer of money to Thailand?
What is the best, safest, and cheapest method to transfer money from the Netherlands to Thailand? My grandson sold my looted diamond a year and a half ago and as a reward (for his inputs) wants to hand over the money to me 'in person' in Chiang Mai.
Frans Amsterdam: Just another morning
Frans Amsterdam has to transfer money to an old acquaintance. He walks into the first bank branch he comes across. Piece of cake. "What a wonderful country it is."
who can help me transfer money via Wise?
I would like to transfer money via Wise (inexpensive). I've tried several times but I can't. Question: Is there anyone in the Pattaya/Pong area who wants to help me?
How do other people solve this, who stay in Thailand for a long time or live here? Suppose that you can no longer do the administration yourself while you are in Thailand. Almost experienced it myself. In 2018 I had a stroke, luckily it ended well. Spent a few days in the ICU in the hospital as well.
Dear fellow bloggers, a lot has already been written about transferring money to Thailand. Usually it dealt with situations where Thai baht was received in Thailand. Therefore just a message about sending euros by a Dutch bank and receiving euros in Thailand. The latter, of course, in a euro account (FCD, foreign currency account) at a Thai bank. Just my experience over many years.
Is there anyone here who has already transferred a large sum from Thailand to Belgium with AZIMO and what is your experience with AZIMO?