Transferring money to the US from Thailand

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July 13, 201411 yr

What is the best (cheapest) way to transfer money to the states. Will be traveling there also, is it better to withdraw with my Thai debit card when I get there? Thank you

July 13, 201411 yr

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will be transferring from bank to bank most likely, unless there is a more cost efficient method. I've heard about some ridiculous fees. Also, would it be cheaper to do with internet banking?

July 13, 201411 yr

How much are you talking about? I don't remember the fees, but didn't have any problems doing a SWIFT transfer from my Bangkok Bank account to my U.S account. If not a huge amount, exchange Baht for dollars in Thailand.

July 13, 201411 yr

I will be visiting Thailand in a feww weeks and a friend has asked me to bring cash in new $100 bills because he can get a better exchange rate.

July 14, 201411 yr

Yes, if exchanging cash, new $100 bills get the best exchange rate, But ATM and wire rates will still be better.

I will be visiting Thailand in a feww weeks and a friend has asked me to bring cash in new $100 bills because he can get a better exchange rate.

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