Banks prices · Thailand · checked 2 November 2026
ICBC (Thai) prices: 200 to 500 THB for receiving an international transfer, as published
Bangkok · Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) group
- Published prices recorded24
- Prices stated as of2026-10-01
Baht prices stay as the bank publishes them. Every pound figure on this page follows the rate set here.
Source: icbcthai.com, each row linked to its page, checked 2 November 2026. Rate at build: 44.9 THB per GBP, Latest daily mid-market snapshot · 10 November 2026.
What it publishes, and what it costs.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Thai) Public Company Limited publishes its prices on its own website. Receiving an international transfer is 200 to 500 THB, about £4.45 at 44.9 baht to the pound, including 0.25% of the transfer amount, minimum THB 200, maximum THB 500; the same fee whether the funds are received in baht or in foreign currency. 24 published prices recorded in all. The site states the prices as of 2026-10-01. Checked 2 November 2026.
These are the prices Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Thai) Public Company Limited shows on its own website, recorded as published and converted to pounds at the mid-market rate on the day this page was built. Where the site shows a struck-through old price next to the current one, the current one is recorded and the old one noted. Fees are the bank's published schedule, not what a UK card issuer adds; the ATM fee for foreign cards is set by the Thai bank that owns the machine. Rows marked Bank of Thailand come from the regulator's compilation of the bank's submission and carry the date The Baht read them, not a bank-stated date.
Rate used at build: 44.9 THB per GBP, Latest daily mid-market snapshot · 10 November 2026.
Cash
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International
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Account
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Cards
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Payments
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Other
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What ICBC (Thai) says a foreigner needs.
- Savings account, documents for non-residents (English page). Gold Savings and Hi-Speed Savings THB 10,000; Green Savings no minimum. Source page
- Savings account, passport and work permit (Thai page). The Thai-language Normal Savings page lists, for persons resident outside the country (บุคคลที่มีถิ่นที่อยู่นอกประเทศ): passport and Thai work permit, or other documents specified by the bank. Thai residents: original ID card. Source page
- Debit card application, non-residents. Debit card applicants submit an ID card (Thai residents) or passport and work permit (non-residents). A savings or current account must be opened with the bank first. Source page
- Savings Multi-Currency account, non-resident individuals. Non-resident individuals can open a Savings Multi-Currency account (THB, RMB, USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, SGD, HKD, NZD, AUD, AED) under Bank of Thailand criteria; documents for non-residents: contact a branch. Source page
- Basic Banking Account, eligibility. Savings account 'eligible for persons holding valid National Welfare Cards or Thai nationals ages 65 and above'. Source page
What the site says.
- ICBC (Thai) publishes its personal fee tables in English on the website. Receiving an international transfer costs 0.25% of the amount (minimum THB 200, maximum THB 500). A foreign card used at an ICBC (Thai) ATM is charged THB 250 per withdrawal. The account maintenance fee (THB 20 a month) applies only to savings accounts that are inactive for more than 12 months and hold an average balance below THB 1,000 (Normal and Green Savings) or THB 2,000 (Hi-Speed and Gold Savings). The bank does not publish a foreigner-specific document list; it tells non-residents to ask a branch (Call Center 0 2629 5588). Basic Banking Account is for holders of a valid National Welfare Card or Thai nationals aged 65 and above. The Online Deposit account is opened only through Internet Banking and needs an ICBC (Thai) savings account already registered for it.
- How the figures were read: Fee tables are plain HTML text on icbcthai.com. The effective-dated PDF copies (scans) on the group site v.icbc.com.cn were checked by eye for the inbound remittance and foreign-card ATM fees. Inbound-transfer wording consolidated 3 November 2026; figures unchanged.
Paying in baht from the UK.
200 to 500 THB is £4.45 at 44.9 to the pound, £5.00 at 42 and £4.00 at 48. A UK card paying in baht carries its issuer's foreign-exchange load; a transfer at the mid-market rate to a Thai account usually costs less for a large amount.
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Further reading
How The Baht records these prices
Every fee and requirement comes from the bank's own website or published fee schedule, recorded with its page URL and the date it was checked. Where a bank's site refuses automated reads, its fees are taken from the Bank of Thailand's public fee comparison, which compiles what each bank submits to the regulator, and each such row says so. Forums, comparison sites and transfer companies are never used. Each price is mapped to a fixed item list so banks can be compared; the bank's own wording is always shown. Pound figures use the mid-market GBP/THB rate on the day the page was built. Corrections: editorial@thebaht.com.