What works for you ? Gaining Access to funds: As an American DTV visa holder, the most cost-effective and reliable way I’ve found to access my money in Thailand is through my Chase Premier checking account. I can withdr…
How does one go about bringing and/or access enough to rent. Say for round numbers 1st month plus 2 months deposit 100kBaht. Since can’t open bank until I have residence I will have to take out of an ATM that much ? Tra…
WHEN DEPOSITING THE 800000 FROM THE USA, IS IT BETTER TO USE BAHT OR USD
Can i open a bank account with DTV visa in bangkok? I need to pay the rent, but international app's commission is too expensive. 😅
Just curious as will be purchasing a property , would " wise " be one of the best option regards to money transfer from uk . Any recent property buyers advise welcome to save a few pounds if possible 😊. Thanks again
Does anyone use Revolut to transfer to Thai bank account? And use these transfer as fund confirmation (65k) to yearly retirement visa. I can not find any viable selection when trying to transfer, like "Funds for long ti…
Need to transfer 400k for my nonO extension based on marriage through WISE. Malaysian bank regulations stated that max per transfer not more than MYR30k per/day = +-227k Baht. Would it be a problem if I make it into TWO…
Hi, I am just opening my Thai bank account and wondered if anyone had advice on cheapest way of transferring large sums into the account. I can use Swift from my uk bank and have Wise and Revolut but open to any suggest…
I've been using wise to transfer to my Bangkok bank account for a while re the 65k+ pm method for retirement visa selecting 'Funds for long term stay' and it always shows as international transfer, all good 👍 However j…
In regards the 800,000 in a bank for a retirement visa those funds have to come from overseas. Previously when transferring via Wise, there was an option on the drop down menu to say the reason for transfer was 'funds f…