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What are the easiest bank branches in Nonthaburi for opening a bank account to extend a NON-O visa for the first time?

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Jan 23, 2023

3 years ago

Julie ****

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Need some advice for open bank account in nonthaburi which branch that more easy ,(for extend non-o first time)

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Opening a bank account in Nonthaburi for extending a NON-O visa can be easier at branches like Bangkok Bank. It is recommended to have a letter from your landlord or hotel, and if you're living with a partner, it's helpful to have them accompany you. Additionally, you will need a residency letter from immigration, which may cost around 500 baht. Some advice suggests making an initial deposit of at least 50,000 baht and bringing a copy of your lease with the address in Thai to avoid complications.

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Brook ********

The largest mistake I see is begpackers attempting to open an account with ฿200 and a munged idea of their permenant Thai address.

You have to see it their way. This is a waste of the banks time and money.

Instead, try an initial deposit of ฿50k and a copy of your lease with your address written in Thai.

3 years ago

Antoine ********

keep in mind the branch where you open the account ist the one in charge of you. if you need any documents etc. that will be most likely the branch you have to go to, not others.

3 years ago

Dan ***********

@Antoine *******

Good advice.

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Albert *******

@Brook *******

simply take that same 50k and use some of it to get a real visa would be a much better option

3 years ago

Julie ****

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@Albert ******

Thanks guys

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Alistair **********

@Brook *******

they don't really care about deposit amount, maybe a few years ago they would. They pretty much all want you to just meet one of the boxes on their checklist these days.

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Taz **********

Usually Bangkok bank is easy, get a letter from your landlord, hotel, if living with your girl she can go with you, need to go immigration with residency letter to get a letter from immigration to open a back account, usually 500 baht, then go to the bank.

3 years ago

Taz **********

SCB ask you to provide yellow book, Krugshri wants you to have a full retirement visa, not just the AO 3 month visa, the full O 12 months retirement, I believe kasikorn is relatively easy also.

3 years ago

Julie ****

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@Taz *********

Thank you 🙏

3 years ago

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Julie ****

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@Taz *********

Is that any required to use Yellow book?

3 years ago