1. Bank transfer: You can transfer money from Thailand to China through the bank. First of all, you need to open an account in a bank in Thailand and deposit the funds into the account. Then, provide the payee's bank account information in China, including account name, account number and bank, and transfer the funds to the bank account in China. This transfer method usually takes a long time and may take several working days to complete.
2. Third-party payment: Nowadays, many people use third-party payment services (such as PayPal and Alipay) for cross-border transfer. You can transfer the money to your third-party payment account, and then use this service to remit the money to the domestic payee. This way is faster and more convenient, usually only takes a few minutes to several hours.
3. courier companies collect and pay: some international courier companies (such as DHL and UPS). ) provides collection and payment service, which can help you remit money to China. You can deposit the money in the account of the courier company and provide detailed information of the payee, including name, address and contact number. The payee can collect the money at the designated outlet of the courier company or at the door-to-door delivery.
Either way, it is recommended that you know the relevant fees, exchange rate and transfer limit in advance, and make sure to provide accurate collection information to avoid mistakes or delays. In addition, it is best to consult professionals or banking institutions for more detailed guidance and suggestions.