I'm trying to send my wife some money. The payment form is requesting the state of the bank branch. Is a Thailand province equivalent to a state? There also appears to be smaller districts that are smaller than provinces. I'm not sure what we would term these in English. Would these be considered cities? I'm pretty confused.

Edited October 3, 201213 yr by meatballs

If you dont want to use Western Union which can be expensive but easiest to wire and KNOW the intended recipient got it Then have your wife open a Bank of Bankok account so you can then use Bank of Bamkok New Yorks routing number and your Wife's Bankok Bank account number to transfer funds from your US account.

You can send the address to my inbox if you want.

I help you to break it down.

To answer the OPs question simply yes province is equivalent to state and if you get the bank name and the account number right you should be Ok. You don't have to fill in every space on an address to make a bank transfer

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Are you trying to give the address of a local bank branch? If so, this is probably wrong. The SWIFT code (if that's how the payment is being made) is associated with the bank's head office, and that's the address that should be used.