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How can I receive my tax refund in Thailand without a Thai ID for PromptPay?

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Apr 1, 2024

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Bart **************

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Hi all, I have just filed my taxes and it looks like I'm getting a small amount back. They require promptpay for this, but I can't link that to my Thai ID because I'm not Thai. How does this work?

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An expat filed their taxes in Thailand and is expecting a refund, but cannot link PromptPay to their Thai ID. The community advises that PromptPay can be connected to a Thai mobile number instead. If not set up, it is necessary to link it through a bank. Alternatives include receiving the tax refund via cheque, which can be deposited into a Krung Thai Bank account. One user even shared an experience of having a Krung Thai account opened easily for this purpose.

Zen ******

They will send u a cheque. In the past i could only deposit into krung thai bank account. But recently i could deposit to k bank account

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Mike *********

I requested a cheque, the cheque that was sent was only able to be paid into krugthai account, I didn't have a account there so they opened one for me at branch no questions asked, easiest account I ever opened 10mins and done 😀

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Phil ******

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'your phone number needs to be registerex

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Bart **************

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thanks 🙏

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Bart **************

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yes that's affirmative. I also just activated promptpay on it.

So then let's hope for the best 🤷

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Stefan ************

They send a cheque.

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Otto *********

Or request a cheque.

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Oannogn *********

You will get some documents go to get money at bank

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Lloyd *********

PromptPay is linked to your Thai mobile number. You need to set it up with your bank first, if not done so already.

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Philip *********

Use your phone number.

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Bart **************

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@Philip ********

do they know what to do? I was not able to choose anything, it just appears that I am required to have promptpay.

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Philip *********

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just set up on your thai bank app. And the thai numbers to natch what you have given them as your contact whilst filling your return in.

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Bart **************

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@Philip ********

thanks, then I should be ok 👍

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