Hello all, finally in Thailand. Q: with Non O-A visa approved 1st visit. I went to Bangkok bank with Documentation today. They required a letter from home country embassy. They called this a “certificate of residence” does anyone know what that is. Immigration did not need this.
Q: They also noted I cannot apply for Bank account without a lease agreement.
Does this mean you have to sign a lease for 1 year and stay in a rental before applying for Retirement visa? Sorry confused?
Thanks for your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, recently arrived in Thailand on a Non O-A visa, seeks clarification on two points: the necessity of a 'certificate of residence' for opening a Bangkok Bank account and whether a lease agreement is required for that purpose. Various comments clarify that a certificate of residence can be obtained from the local immigration office and that bank policies can vary regarding the need for a lease agreement for account application. It is suggested that users check specific branch requirements and alternatives.
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