Send Money from Korea to Thailand
2026. 10. 02
Hanpass is a remittance service officially partnered with Thailand's major banks. Transfers arrive at local bank accounts and partner outlets within about 10 minutes on average — with no intermediary or receiving fees.
Thailand Remittance at a Glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Payout currencies | Thai baht (THB) |
| Average delivery time | About 3 minutes (varies by payout method) |
| Payout methods | Bank transfer · Cash pickup · UnionPay |
| Transfer fee | Shown upfront in the app when you enter the amount; no intermediary or receiving fees |
| Annual limit | USD 50,000 without supporting documents (combined across all financial institutions, based on 2026 regulations) |
What Makes Hanpass Different for Thailand Remittance
- Official partnerDirect deposit to major bank accounts
Through official partnerships with Thailand's major local banks, money is deposited directly into the recipient's local account.
- No bank account neededReceive without a bank account
Recipients can collect cash at local partner outlets (money changers, post offices, and more) with a valid ID and a pickup number.
- Pre-fundingNo middleman costs
Our pre-funding model bypasses intermediary banks, so the amount you send arrives in full.
Payout Methods
- Bank account depositFunds are deposited into accounts at major Thai banks such as Kasikorn, Bangkok Bank, and Siam Commercial Bank.
- Cash pickupThe recipient presents a valid ID and pickup number at a nearby partner outlet and receives the money in cash. No bank account needed.
- UnionPayThe recipient can withdraw cash locally with a UnionPay card.
How to Send Money
Install the Hanpass app and sign up with your passport or (Korean) Alien Registration Card — fully online, no bank visit required.
Select the Thai currency under the country menu and choose a payout method.
Enter the recipient's details (requirements vary by payout method; for bank deposits, enter the recipient's name, mobile number, and account number).
Review the total cost and applied exchange rate, then send.
Limits & Documents
You can send up to USD 50,000 per year without supporting documents (combined across all financial institutions, based on Korea's 2026 Foreign Exchange Transaction Regulations). Signing up requires only a passport or (Korean) Alien Registration Card, and you can fund your transfer via mobile/internet bank transfer, ATM, or telebanking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there anything I need to sign up for?
When signing up for membership, we are required to collect a copy of the customers ID in accordance with the relevant financial laws. (One of the IDs below is required) * Types of IDs accepted for signing up 1. Valid resident registration card 2. Drivers license 3. Alien registration card 4. Passport 5. Domestic residence report
How much are the fees?
Hanpass charges no intermediary or receiving fees, so the amount you send arrives in full. The transfer fee varies by country and payout method, and you can check the total cost in the app as soon as you enter the amount — before you send.
How does cash pickup work?
The recipient presents a valid ID and pickup number at a local partner outlet (money changers, supermarkets, post offices, and more) and receives the money in cash. It works even without a bank account, and available outlets are shown in the app when you select the country.
Hanpass is registered with Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance as a small-sum overseas remittance business (registration number 2017-11) and operates under the supervision of the Financial Supervisory Service (Korea). A 24-hour fraud detection system (FDS) protects every transfer.