What should I do with my living expenses when I go to school in Thailand?

Hello, I am engaged in foreign trade import and export business, and I often have customers paying our company.

Mainly through bank transfer, followed by Western Union, which is also very fast.

Western Union can be remitted at Postal Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, etc. You can ask for details

It is very convenient and can be received quickly.

However, because Thai currency is not necessarily the foreign currency used for transactions, we generally remit US dollars in and out, and

certain procedures are required.

When you arrive in Thailand, you can use your student ID card and a certificate issued by the school to apply for a bank account.

Your family can then remit money to you.

Alternatively, you can also open a card in China with VISA, MASTER, UnionPay, etc. logos.

After opening, you can directly withdraw money in Thailand, and you will follow the instructions A certain handling fee will be charged based on the exchange rate of the day. For example, a Malaysian card will charge RM20 once it arrives in China. It is not clear how much it will charge for a Chinese card. Different banks have different regulations. You can check with your domestic bank for details.

When you go out, you still need to pay attention to safety and don’t bring too much. It’s better to bring more.

I wish you a happy life and success in your studies.

Like you, I live in Southeast Asia. It’s quite hot here, so be careful to prevent heatstroke.