Can I bring my iMac M1 on board a flight from Thailand to Vietnam?

@Michael ******

quickest and easiest way is to go to a branch and ask. If the answer is no, you'll get that pretty fast, leaving you more time to try another branch. Things that help are a long-term visa/extension of stay, and evidence of address such as a Residence Certificate from Immigration or an affidavit listing your address from your Embassy/Consulate. If you get tired of trying branches you can contact an agent and they will help you open the account, but worth trying on your own first in my opinion.

I had success opening a savings account at Bangkok Bank, branch on Rat-U-Thit just before getting to Jungceylon in Patong, but that was 10 years ago and it was easier. However, I do recommend giving that a try. They will want the address confirmation mentioned above. A big branch with English speaking staff and used to dealing with foreigners. Bangkok Bank is known to sometimes open an account for someone if the applicant also purchases insurance. PA 1st Personal Accident insurance, the Smart and VIP plans which include coverage for motorcycle accidents as well are not a bad deal in my estimation. At least you get something for the money rather than paying an agent.

Krungsri Bank and Kasikorn Bank have reputations of being easier banks at which to open an account.