mikethevigoman Posted October 26, 2007 Share Posted October 26, 2007 Hi Binnsy, from what i remember you are going to retire here, once youve done your swift transfer, ask for a receipt from the recieving bank in Thai, your bank should have this in about 4 working days, you will need this to help with retirement visa, Swift has only ever cost me 20 quid whatever sum i transfer, thats with Nationwide online services, no flex acc charge, no atm withdrawal charge, no need to keep all ATM reciepts, can print them off online, Another thing, i e-mailed them asking for the reciepts of recieving bank in Thai, just to help with my 2nd retirement visa, 5 days later, got a snail mail with all the details of my swift transfers to Thai, They really are a brilliant bank, Hope this helps you mate, Lickey. Can you initiate a Swift transfer from a Flexaccount online? I thought you had to fill forms in and sign them? I have an alliance leicester account and sent money to thailand with a phone conversation only, they have an international dept to handle this,. painless,. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
percy2 Posted October 27, 2007 Share Posted October 27, 2007 Sorry - still not clearIf i transfer just over $20K, are you saying that i now cannot get an FET if it is unfer 2Mio Baht ? Cheers So are you saying that now a FET forms will not be provided for transfers under 2Mio Baht ? (Even if the stated purpose of the transfer is for condo purchase and it is just over $20K)Cheers If you state its for buying a condo its not for personal expenses is it. Cheers Edit close quotes No I am not. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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