Opening a Thai bank account with a DTV is generally challenging, as many banks refuse to do so due to strict regulations associated with tourist visas. However, experiences vary; some individuals have successfully opened accounts with a DTV, especially if they deposit a large sum of money. It's advisable to consult a visa agent for assistance. Recent reports suggest a crackdown on DTVs, leading to potential account freezes, adding to the complications of banking with this visa type.
Not usually no, but in Thailand things are possible if you pay the right amount of money.
Pierre *********
Usually no
Leo *******
It's not worth the rigmarole in my opinion.
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Pete *******
No
Summer ******
From what I heard they are cracking down on DTV freezing a lot of accounts and immigration is calling for the DTV to be reformed. Idk if it’s true but that’s what I heard 🤷🏻♀️
Summer ******
I think for now it’s still valid, they aren’t just going to pull that many visas. However they aren’t excepting any new ones.
NeL *****
DTV visa reform? That means it will stop applying or?
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Paul *******
Banks can be difficult however you can with a DTV my friend did, I have a couple accounts (different visa) however I mostly use the TrueMoney app for day to day spending very convenient I highly recommend!
Ant ***********
DTV is considered a tourist Visa
Possibly you can try to do it with a Visa agent
But generally- No
Juan ******
Yes. Specially if you deposit a lot of money, they will open the account with any visa.