@Misha ******
depends on the visa now if she’s on a tourist visa she’s very, very lucky,
If you opened a Thai bank account with a qualifying visa (such as a work or retirement visa) and then switched to a Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), the bank account may still work for a time, but it is at significant risk of being frozen or closed. Banks have tightened policies and the DTV is generally classified as a tourist visa, which is now largely ineligible for banking services in Thailand.
Thai banks, under the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and in an effort to combat fraud and money laundering, are scrutinizing accounts held by foreigners. They may eventually identify accounts where the associated visa status is no longer a long-term, bank-friendly one.
Official Policy: Most major banks, including Kasikorn, Krungthai, TMBThanachart (TTB), and SCB, have official policies against opening or maintaining accounts for holders of the DTV and other tourist visas.
Varied Enforcement: Enforcement can vary by branch and individual bank officer. Some people have their accounts remain open for months or longer, while others face immediate closure. However, relying on this is a risk.