What are the requirements for 90-day reporting and opening a bank account in Thailand for expats?

Oct 2, 2024
14 days ago
Tore *********
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There was some discussion earlier about DTV and 90 day reporting. Although there wasn’t really any doubt.

Immigration officer made sure to remind me while applying residency certificate that : “Don’t forget 90 day report!”

Also, bank account on DTV IS possible in Bangkok with medical certificate.

Got bank account yesterday on the first branch I tried. My thai friend had called another branch (Bangkok Bank) for me that stated:

- Medical certificate confirming hospital treatment over 3 months AND

- Visa longer than 3 months

Resident certificate also possible without 90 day report at Immigration in Bangkok now. 200 Baht, mailed within 7 daya.
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The discussion highlights the importance of the 90-day reporting requirement for expats in Thailand, with a reminder from an immigration officer during the residency certificate application. It also confirms that expats can open bank accounts in Bangkok with a medical certificate and a valid long-term visa. Notably, expats can obtain a residency certificate without having completed the 90-day report for a fee of 200 Baht, with processing and mailing completed within 7 days.
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Sothy ******
Thanks 🙏
Paul *******
Very useful

Thanks
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