Is KBank PayLater applicable for foreigners working in Thailand?

KBank PayLater Visa Information Banking for Foreigners Thailand Immigration Issues

Nov 27, 2024

4 days ago

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just asking, maybe out of context, i am foreigner, and i got Kbank already, i just seen when i scan buy something appear kbank paylater? is it applicable for immigrant foreigner who working in thailand?

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A foreigner with a KBank account has inquired if the KBank PayLater feature is applicable to them while working in Thailand. Responses indicate that the service is primarily for Thai nationals and requires application, implying it may not be readily available to foreigners.

John *******

For Thais and they must apply for it.

4 days ago

Joey ***********

I never tried it. But if there is no need to pay later why use it?

4 days ago

Michael ********

QR code get it from your banking app

4 days ago

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