EXIM Thailand's business policy focuses on the provision of financial and related non-financial services to enhance Thai enterprises’ international trade competitiveness. These include facilities to promote and support the export of goods/services and business activities that earn, or support the earning of, foreign exchange and facilities to support import and other domestic businesses that help save foreign exchange and strengthen Thai exports’ competitive edge, as well as Thai businesses overseas that contribute to the expansion of Thailand’s international trade and investment base. 

The Bank emphasizes the offering of services that add value to exports and businesses beneficial to national advancement. It also takes an aggressive role in encouraging commercial banks to increase their participation in the promotion of business sectors that contribute to foreign exchange earning or saving. Emphasis is especially placed on financial services required by those businesses but not yet sufficiently available at commercial banks at present and in the future. 

The Bank is determined to perform a development bank role in a bid to promote international trade, Thai businesses abroad, and the country’s economic development. The various aspects of the Bank’s role could be summed up as follows: