It doesn't matter if the transfer is made in Baht or Stirling. They just need to code it properly as an Intl transfer.
Sounds like a Citibank issue..
Actually not just a Citibank issue. When the issue of requiring income to be denoted as a foreign transfer into a Thai bank first arose I changed my UK state pension and a private pension to be remitted directly to my Thai Bangkok Bank account. My UK state pension arrived denoted as bathnet and my private pension as internal transfer.
Quickly reverted to being paid into my UK bank and remit to Thailand by other means to ensure that they are shown as FTT
How does your UK pension arrive and what code?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Actually not just a Citibank issue. When the issue of requiring income to be denoted as a foreign transfer into a Thai bank first arose I changed my UK state pension and a private pension to be remitted directly to my Thai Bangkok Bank account. My UK state pension arrived denoted as bathnet and my private pension as internal transfer.
Quickly reverted to being paid into my UK bank and remit to Thailand by other means to ensure that they are shown as FTT