Hey all,

I recently received my DTV and have few questions.

- I was few months in Thailand before, should I buy golden entrance at airport to avoid problems at Airport?

-arrival cardt tdac is new requirement? I never fullfil this before my past flights

- can I have Thai bank account?

- what should I report beside tm30? I heard that some documents after 3 months but can't remember name

- what insurance do Your recommend?

Regards to all

Hello everyone, i just got my DTV today, someone have a tips about open Thai bank or is really impossible ? I will flight back to Thailand tomorrow

Hello, my Name is Dieter and I‘m from Austria. I intend to work in Thailand for my Italian company as freelancer with a DTV visa, long term. My First question is: can I open a bank account in the future? And what requirements do I need to meet? Second: can I make a change-of-visa to a Non-Immigrant Type O visa some day?Especially since a bank account seems to be a requirement for the Type O visa.

Any insights or experiences?

In the process of moving to Thailand - retirement - is it required to have a Thai bank account it can I keep my $$$ offshore?

May I know recommended best travel agent in Bangkok the goal to open a thai bank acc

I went to 10+ branches they all refused me cause on a tourist visa

Dropped into Kasikorn today to ask about opening an account because the delays with the Wise to Bangkok Bank transfers is becoming untenable. Unfortunately, but unsurprisingly, I couldn't do it and was cited the only 3 visas acceptable are ED, work and retirement.

How hard is it to apply for a Retirement Visa?

Can I do it myself?

I already have a Thai Bank account.

Thanks.

I'm in Bangkok with a 3 month Non-O visa wanting to extend for retirement. I was getting my documents together and then checked the web and there is no mention of proof of condo rental or health insurance. What am I missing here?

Thinking about buying a condo in Bangkok, but as I understand it, it's best to have a thai bank account for the money to pass through. However, I was planning to get a DTV (since I'm too young for a retirement visa) and with the latest changes I understand this prohibits you from getting a bank account (or is not easy anyway). How would I make this work? Is my only option a different visa (which requires more investment)? Or is there some way that if you're planning to buy a condo, you can get a bank account for that purpose?

If I get a teaching job there and a work visa will that qualify me for a Thai bank account?