Like China, Thailand has foreign exchange controls. If you want to remit foreign exchange in dollars abroad, you need to go to some big national banks. The limit control is subject to the counter instructions of major banks. China usually has a quota of 50 thousand dollars.
Even for the National Bank of Thailand, remittance is best used for personal travel or consumption.
If it's personal remittance, it's best to use Western Union remittance. If it is a private remittance, it is best to ask the swift code of a foreign bank. The bank's swift code is similar to the telephone area code of China, and swift is also called "Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication Association". For corporate and private remittances, SWIFT codes must be strictly observed to prevent international remittance banks from making mistakes. In addition, the Bank of China has provided the swift code inquiry of major banks before.
International remittance usually takes 3-5 working days. As mentioned above, if you fill in the swift code and the receiving bank correctly, you should successfully receive the account within 5 days at the latest. If it doesn't arrive, you'd better contact the remittance bank by phone to inquire and handle it. This situation is also very common.