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Can I Keep My UK HSBC Account After Becoming a Non-Resident?
Sep 15, 2021
3 years ago
Frederick *********
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I have a HSBC account in the UK from which I transfer my monthly min 65k Baht for my retirement extension. I’m seriously thinking of relocating permanent to Thailand in the next year or so. If I become a non UK resident, can I still hold my UK account. I would like to keep the account as my pensions are paid directly into this. Anyone have experience of this situation.
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