If you are looking for a way to pull money outside atm or WU

Krungsri bank 200 baht fee off your US Debit and at rate for market. Bring passport quick and easy no ATM fee or foreign atm fee

** Edit just to clarify for the troll of the group Stewart Stuart Cumming a moderator they will only do this if you are wanting to pull over 60000 baht otherwise they will tell you to use ATM.

Sorry I assumed he would have common sense that if you were pulling lower amounts they would tell you to use ATM .. seems I forgot the nature of trolls on the net

This is not another bank account question, but it is in a similar direction, I hope the admins allow it.

**How can a foreigner in Thailand, let's say on a DTV, convert crypto like Bitcoin to Thai baht cash?

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To clarify - the crypto assets are not in a Thai exchange. The foreigner does not have a Thai ID card and doesn't have NDID either. Let's make it even harder for him, he doesn't even have a Thai bank account.

What are the options? Are there any with exchange rates close to reasonable?

Will opening a Thai bank account help in this situation?

When one leaves Thailand to relocate to Europe: What is the best way of taking the money from a Thai bank account? Is transferring it to a European account through Revolut the best option? Take it all in cash and exchange? The latter might be really silly... Advice would be appreciated 🙌💚

What is the best way to change money in Thailand or take it with you

Had a search before posting but can’t seem to find an answer; is a SETV in Hanoi only payable in USD?

Also, any tips on where’s best to withdraw cash in Hanoi? I’ll be withdrawing the 20k just before I fly back to DMK. Should I just bring VND back to Thailand, or exchange to THB out there?