Remittance code

[Taichi500]

What remittance code can I use to transfer money (savings and pension) from my Dutch bank into my new ESUN bank account?

[Taiwan_Luthiers]

Look inside your passbook, on the first page, it tells you how to wire transfer in

SWIFT code is ESUNTWTP

IBAN is your account number

[quandary]

https://www.esunbank.com.tw/event/b2b/popup/popout_09.htm

[qwert_zuiop]

Maybe also relevant:

Remittance code - which one to choose?

Hi, after wiring money to my Taiwanese bank account a couple of times in the past, I was getting tired of needing to visit the Bank (E.Sun) every time I made a transfer. Somehow I managed to set up the “online remittance” feature by filling out another form during my last visit. Now I’m trying to use this feature for the first time… Previously, I would just tell the bank employee in the branch that the money came from my savings account in my home country and I was using it to pay for expenses…

[Taichi500]

Thanks, I have no problem with the swift code and account number, but the bank is asking for the reason for the transfer. None of the codes suggested seem appropriate.

[rooftopclown]

What do you want to use the money for?

[qwert_zuiop]

@Taichi500

None of the codes suggested seem appropriate.

Have you looked at the link I posted?

@KHHville

To send money to my own-named bank account back home for whatever purposes, I have always used 510 for years and years through my online banking (a competitor of E.Sun) as per advisement from a counterperson at my branch.

You probably won’t find a more appropriate code than that - and if you go to the bank branch in person, they’ll probably use that one.

[wordghost]

I confirm that the ESun employee dealing with foreign accounts at my local branch told me to use 510 when I transfer money from a personal account based in another country.
I have been using it since.

[Taichi500]

Thanks, that’s the one I will try to use!

[TaipeiGuy2000]

And always best to ask your bank!

[Taiwan_Luthiers]

Tell them what the money’s for and they will tell you what code to use. They have to ask because of money laundering regulations.