In view of on-going Bangkok Bank problems, I am thinking of opening another account elsewhere. Despite having lived at the same address for over a decade, nothing is in my name. So, how do I prove my address? Is a Thai driving licence sufficient? Seem to recall something about a yellow book. Is that an answer? Something from Immigration, despite them never having visited?
TLDR : Answer Summary
To prove your address for opening a bank account in Thailand, options include a Thai driving license, a certificate of residence from immigration, or a 'yellow book.' Requirements vary by bank and branch, so it's advisable to verify directly with them. Some may require additional documents such as a long-term lease, visa, or even a marriage certificate. Maintaining assets in your name can also support your residency claims.