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I have an FCD Sterling account with Bangkok Bank funded from various Swift transfers from UK

 

Can I transfer this money back to my UK bank in Sterling

 

or what options do I have ?

 

Obviously the source of the money is recorded with Bangkok Bank as coming from the UK so no issues there

 

Can I even withdraw the money in sterling from Bangkok bank if I give them notice ?

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I have an FCD Sterling account with Bangkok Bank funded from various Swift transfers from UK
 
Can I transfer this money back to my UK bank in Sterling
 
or what options do I have ?
 
Obviously the source of the money is recorded with Bangkok Bank as coming from the UK so no issues there
 
Can I even withdraw the money in sterling from Bangkok bank if I give them notice ?


You can swift transfer the money back to the UK in sterling because that's where it originated from but you won't be able to go to a branch in Thailand and take it out in sterling. They will only give you Baht.
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9 minutes ago, trd said:


 

 

 


You can swift transfer the money back to the UK in sterling because that's where it originated from but you won't be able to go to a branch in Thailand and take it out in sterling. They will only give you Baht.

 

No problem to withdraw in Sterling but they charge around 2%.

 

https://www.bangkokbank.com/-/media/files/personal/other-services/branch-services/international-branches/fcd_expat.pdf?la=en&hash=1B0B689C0A49EEFBB89232262CF1DAF23FC55920

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I can't imagine why anyone would want to withdraw sterling notes in Thailand. You can't spend it here. Swift transfer it to the UK at 0.25% I have a sterling FCD account with Krungsri. It's the same rate. I can use my FCD debit card to get baht straight out of an ATM with no commission charges and the normal exchange rate.
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