BPI Correspondent Banks in South Korea

Here’s a list of BPI correspondent banks in South Korea. 

If you’re making a wire transfer from South Korea to the Philippines, it makes sense opening an account in a Philippine bank that has correspondent banks in Korea. This way, the wire transfer will involve only two banks — the correspondent bank in Korea and your Philippine bank.  If your Philippine bank doesn’t have a correspondent bank in Korea, the bank in Korea will involve a third bank — the correspondent bank of your Philippine bank, and this will mean additional wire transfer charges.

How to Make a Wire Transfer to BPI:
1.  Visit your bank.
2.  Request for a wire transfer or telegraphic transfer.
3.  You will be given a wire transfer form.
4.  Fill up the form.
     Usual information you need to provide:
       . Your name, address, contact nos. and account details
       .  Amount to be transferred
       . Your recipient’s BPI branch name, account name, and account number
       . Swift code for any BPI or BPI Family branch in the Philippines is BOPIPHMM
5.  Submit the form and present your cash.
6.  Bring your IDs, in case these are required

BPI Correspondent Banks in South Korea

Bank of America, National Association (BofA NA)
Busan Bank
Citibank Korea
DBS Bank LTD
Hana Bank
Industrial Bank of Korea
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association
Kookmin Bank
Korea Development Bank
Korea Exchange Bank
Mizuho Corporate Bank, Limited
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited
Shinhan Bank
Standard Chartered First Bank Korea Limited
The Bank of New York Mellon
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, LTD
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Wachovia Bank, National Association
Woori Bank

Another Philippine bank that has correspondent banks in Korea is Metrobank.
Here’s a list of Metrobank correspondent banks in South Korea.

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BPI Correspondent Banks in South Korea