What Are the Costs Associated with Retirement Visa Financial Documentation at Bangkok Bank?

I've heard 500 baht, but not this per transaction crap.

When I obtained the letter from my Bangkok Bank branch here in Pattaya last June, I paid 500 baht for them to print out the Credit Advices - one for each foreign source (FTT code) deposit for the preceding 12 months (there were over 20 deposits) - from these advices, they prepared the letter for Immigration listing all foreign deposits for the 12 month period - the fee was 100 baht for the letter. So, the total I paid was 600 baht - I was under the impression the 500 baht fee for printing out the advices was the standard fee without regard to the number involved.

You need documentation for 12 months of international transfers.

Yes, that's fairly standard

If that is what Bangkok Bank says...that is what you pay to get the reports.

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