I have just visited SCB bank and I am in the process of opening a bank account. They have sent my paperwork to head office and I will have my bank account next week. Long holiday now until Wednesday. Copy of certificate of residency , copy of my E-visa , passport non o stamp and passport details , copy of blue book and they wanted to see the blue book and copy of ownership of my house .In addition they took my Thai phone number and wanted the registration receipt from AIS , 50 baht. For me personally it was a pretty good experience with them.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their positive experience of opening a bank account at SCB Bank as a foreigner in Thailand. They submitted various documents including a certificate of residency, E-visa, passport with NON-O stamp, and proof of property ownership. Despite some frustrations expressed in comments regarding tightening banking regulations, other users also shared their successful experiences with different banks, highlighting the varying requirements and processes. Overall, the discussion underscores the necessity of proper documentation and the challenges faced by expatriates in Thailand's banking system.
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