Anybody who had actual experience of Bangkok Bank issued the 30 day warning to continue using account?
I am unable to get to Thailand before it's frozen.
To go in person and sort it won't be till after the deadline.
Has anyone gone in and been able to close account and withdraw funds after it's been frozen Bangkok Bank Pattaya.
If so what was required, I wonder if it can be done on a tourist visa or has to be a non O to close account.
Has anyone closed and withdrawn on a visa exemption?
I will only be around a few days to empty account so don't desire to have any visa.
Unfortunately I keep failing on the apps face recognition so doing multiple swift transfers isn't an option.
Guess I'll wait n collect when I can
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation revolves around the challenges of managing a Bangkok Bank account while being outside of Thailand. The original poster seeks advice on unfreezing and possibly closing their account, particularly focusing on the requirements and whether a tourist visa or non-O visa is needed to withdraw funds. Commenters clarify that a visa isn't necessary to close the account or withdraw funds, but they do mention the need for proper identification and documentation when visiting the bank. Additional insights are shared regarding the facial recognition issues faced by some users, and questions arise about the specific documents required for account access.
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