Had anyone here Transfered money from their nationwide account to a Thai Bank if so what was the cost both ends and what sort of exchange rate did you get. 

Please I don't want to hear the word WISE not interested in a wise account. 

A google search should be your first source:

 

Nationwide charges a SWIFT transfer fee of £20 for international payments

 

The receiving end fees and exchange rates are determined by the Thai bank.  Don't let Nationwide do the currency exchange.

Send by Western Union .

Put you Nationwide bank details in , put the Thai bank details in , put the amount in and press send and it immediately gets transferred .

   Last week I sent 230 Quid and they received 10298 Baht

58 minutes ago, gamb00ler said:

A google search should be your first source:

 

Nationwide charges a SWIFT transfer fee of £20 for international payments

 

The receiving end fees and exchange rates are determined by the Thai bank.  Don't let Nationwide do the currency exchange.

Any idea what rate the Thai Bank uses ie. tourist rate or TT rate? 

Do they charge a fee for bringing it in? 

5 minutes ago, salavan said:

Any idea what rate the Thai Bank uses ie. tourist rate or TT rate? 

Do they charge a fee for bringing it in? 

TT rate.  And yes, but not much, 500 baht perhaps.

Nationwide charges £15 for a SWIFT transfer (regardless of the amount sent). Did it a couple of days ago.

On 5/6/2025 at 8:22 AM, Rigsby said:

Nationwide charges £15 for a SWIFT transfer (regardless of the amount sent). Did it a couple of days ago.

Last time a couple of months ago they charged me £20

"Transaction fee for SWIFT payments
We charge a £15 transaction fee for SWIFT payments."

 

https://www.nationwide.co.uk/help/payments/swift-sepa-international-payments/

 

Kasikorn and Krungsri both charge a flat fee of Bht500, you get the prevailing TT Rate.

On 5/4/2025 at 9:28 AM, salavan said:

 

Please I don't want to hear the word WISE not interested in a wise account. 

 

   Why don't you want to send it by Wise or W.U ?