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🟥⬜🟦⬜🟥 Sending money to Thailand

This article explains the current rules and requirements for sending an international transfer to Thailand through Neema, including sending to a bank account

Important notes and restrictions

  • Transfer limits:

    • Per transaction limit: Up to $15,000

    • Daily / Monthly limit: Up to $30,000

    • Monthly transaction count limit: Up to 30 transactions per month

    • Annual limit (rolling 12 months): Up to $200,000

  • Supported banks: Starting June 1, 2025, international transfers to Thailand can only be received by the following 8 supported banks:

    1. Bangkok Bank

    2. Kasikornbank

    3. Krungthai Bank

    4. Siam Commercial Bank (SCB)

    5. Citibank

    6. CIMB Bank

    7. Kiatnakin Phatra Bank

    8. Government Savings Bank (GSB)

    (Note: Government Savings Bank and Citibank will join later in 2025)

  • If the beneficiary's bank is not on this list, they will not be able to receive funds from abroad. It is recommended to transfer funds to one of the supported banks first and then perform an internal transfer within Thailand.


Sending to bank accounts

  • Required information of the beneficiary:

    • Beneficiary bank account details (must belong to one of the supported banks from the list)

  • Fee:

    • Up to $100: $2.99

    • $100.01 to $2,500: $3.99

    • $2,500.01 to $5,000: $6.99

    • More than $5,000: $9.99

  • Transaction limit:

    • Per transaction limit: $15,000

    • Daily / Monthly limit: $30,000

    • Monthly transaction count limit: 30 transactions

    • Annual limit (12 months): $200,000

  • Transfer time: Direct transfer; may take up to 1 business day for funds to credit to the beneficiary's Thai bank account.

  • Transaction currency: THB (Thai Baht)

  • Other restrictions for sending: Only supported banks can receive international transfers.

  • Additional information:

    • Video guide on how to send money to Thailand (in Thai): video_guide

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