Banks prices · Thailand · checked 2 November 2026
UOB Thailand prices: 500 THB for receiving an international transfer, as published
Bangkok · UOB Group
- Published prices recorded15
- Prices stated as of2026-09-01
Baht prices stay as the bank publishes them. Every pound figure on this page follows the rate set here.
Source: uob.co.th, 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.
United Overseas Bank (Thai) Public Company Limited publishes its prices on its own website. Receiving an international transfer is 500 THB, about £11 at 44.9 baht to the pound. 15 published prices recorded in all. The site states the prices as of 2026-09-01. Checked 2 November 2026.
These are the prices United Overseas Bank (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 UOB Thailand says a foreigner needs.
- Account opening through the UOB TMRW app. Only for individuals of Thai nationality aged 20 or over. Opening at a branch or through another channel is for individuals aged 15 or over. Source page
- Documents listed for opening a UOB One Account. Copy of Thai national ID card. The page lists no passport, visa or work-permit requirement and has no section for foreign residents. Source page
What the site says.
- UOB Thailand's fee schedules are Thai-language PDFs; its savings account pages say nothing about foreign customers, so ask a branch before relying on being able to open an account. Debit cards are listed with no first-issue fee on the standard UOB debit card and THB 200 a year.
- How the figures were read: Fee schedules are Thai-language PDFs with a text layer; the debit card and remittance tables were also checked against the page images..
Paying in baht from the UK.
500 THB is £11 at 44.9 to the pound, £12 at 42 and £10 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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Other banks with published prices.
Receiving an international transfer shown for each. Source: each bank's own website; open one for its source and checked date.
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What did you actually pay at United Overseas Bank (Thai) Public Company Limited?
Published figures are the starting point; the real bill is what readers tell us. Reports are checked by hand before anything appears here, and no name or email is published.
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.