Does a Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) ATM card work in England?

I am travelling bank to England for a few weeks and was wondering if I can withdraw money from any ATM's in the UK using a SCB ATM (Hip Card)?

Could anyone share some light?

Edited September 29, 201114 yr by richardpwills

yes you can, but they charge 100 THB withdrawal fee, plus the rates can be pretty bad.. i have even used my scb card in the shops in england.. although it is quiet funny watching them looking for the chip to realize it is not there, but then they just swip your card and you sign ...

but make sure you let SCB know you will be using your card abroad

How about we move this over to the Banking forum?

As the other poster says yes it does (used in Barclays ATM) and yes 100 baht fee BUT as I posted before on this forum earlier this year the exchange rate was very favourable on that occasion ?

Also as per previous post I had never used the card for years in thailand or anywhere for that matter let alone telling SCB in advance that I was going to use it-to say I was surprised when it worked is an understatement.

Works worldwide and no need to tell them

Examine your SCB ATM card, and ensure that it has symbols on it for some of the international ATM networks (Plus, Cirrus etc.) If you did not specifically request an international ATM card at the time it was given to you, you may have the domestic-use only version.