Is it possible to open a bank account with just a Non-B visa? I’ve recently accepted a teaching job, and while I already have my Non-B visa, I’m still waiting for my work permit to be issued
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Yes, you can open a bank account in Thailand with just a Non-B visa. It's common for expats to do so, especially if they have accepted a teaching position. However, it's advisable to obtain a residence certificate from Immigration. Your employer can assist in this process, as they typically prefer certain banks where they handle payroll. You'll likely need your passport, a work permit (once issued), and an initial deposit to open the account.