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Global Inward

​​​​​​​​​​​​​Never miss an update of your inward remittances.


 
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Instant notification of any inbound remittance.

Via email / SMS within 1 hour after fund received.


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Receive money from anywhere in the world.

Even through no KBank branch in the country.


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Secure. Accurate.

Receive money into KBank account via world-class standard operating system.


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How to Apply

How to Apply
  1. Specify the SWIFT code: KASITHBK
  2. Provide your name and account number to the overseas transferring party, or fill in complete details in the Global Inward Form and submit it to the transferring party

Note​:

  • ​If the inbound money is US$50,000 and above or the equivalent in another currency, the transferee must submit  supporting documents, depending on the purpose of the transfer, at a K-Bank branch or international trade service center nationwide
  • The bank may request additional documents from the transferee, whereby the transferee is allowed 10 working days to submit such documents at a K-Bank branch or trade service center. Otherwise, the bank reserves the right to stop the remittance into the transferee's bank account, and the funds will be remitted back to the overseas origin bank
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How to Apply

Qualifications
  • Have a savings account in Thai baht or foreign currency
Required Documents

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Frequently Asked Questions

From which countries can money be transferred? Funds can be transferred from?

All countries that remit money via SWIFT.

In case of war or political disturbance, can money still be transferred?

That depends on the status of the transferring bank in the origin country.

What is the SWIFT code?

S​WIFT is a code that banks and financial institutions worldwide use to transmit messages between each other, such as international fund transfers; the protocol is serviced by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication. The SWIFT code is 8-11 characters long and comprises alphanumeric characters, e.g., KASITHBKXXX, which can be defined as follows:

  • Characters 1-4: Bank code, e.g., KASI = Kasikornbank
  • Characters 5-6: Country code, e.g., TH = Thailand
  • Characters 7-8: City code, e.g. BK = Bangkok
  • Last 3 digits: Bank branch code, where XXX is used to indicate headquarters

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Key Features

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Service Details
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How to Apply​

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