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Can I open a joint bank account in Thailand with my Thai girlfriend while on a DTV visa?
May 8, 2025
14 days ago
Barry *******
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Is it possible to open a joint bank account in Thailand, my gf is Thai. I’m on dtv and not that critical I get a bank account but would be useful to have!

Have tried on my own but no success
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Can I open a Thai bank account with a DTV visa, or do I need to use an agent?
Mar 19, 2025
2 months ago
Anonymous *************
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DTV approved, anyone have any tips to open a thai bank account, if it's not possible with DTV is it possible with an agent in Bangkok? Unable to find any solid on this so far.
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Which bank accepts to open a bank account with a debit card for a DTV in Thailand?
Mar 17, 2025
2 months ago
Anonymous *************
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Hi,

Anyone knows which bank accepts to open a bank account with debit card for a DTV ?
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What are the best banking options for Americans in Thailand with a DTV visa?
Nov 11, 2024
6 months ago
Baron **************
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Since getting a Thai bank account on a DTV seems to be an issue, what are Americans doing? Favorite fee-free credit or debit card? Other workarounds? Please share what's working for you. Are you handing over 15-30k for rent in cash every month?
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Has Anyone Used Tik Tok Services for Opening a Thai Bank Account?
Sep 23, 2024
8 months ago
Peter ********
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Has anyone here used tic tok services for obtaining a thai bank account, if so were they any good. Thanks
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Can a traveler with a TR visa open a bank account in Thailand, and if so, which bank should they try?
Aug 8, 2024
9 months ago
Tongvilay ***********
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Hi, I wonder if a traveller holding TR visa can open a bank account in Thailand? If so, which bank? (I've asked multiple banks but no luck).
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Can I open a Thai bank account with a DTV visa at Kasikorn Bank?
Aug 3, 2024
10 months ago
Ray *******
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Today, I received approval for DTV from the US Thai Consulate. I want to open a Thai bank account preferably with Kasikorn. Has anyone successfully opened a Thai bank account with the DTV?
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What is the best bank in Thailand for opening an account for dependents without a long-term visa?
Sep 8, 2023
2 years ago
Estefan **********
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Best bank in Thailand for dependants? My wife doesn't work and Bangkok bank changed its rules so I need to open up an account for her elsewhere.
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How can I show proof of 800,000 THB for the OA visa and open a Thai bank account while currently abroad?
May 4, 2023
2 years ago
René ********
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For the first Visa OA how put 800000b on an account bank Thai ??

Then, to have an account bank Thai you must to have a visa long stay, no tourism…

I live currently in New Caledonia and plane to move in Hua Hin next year.

Thanks and have a nice day every body.
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What documents do I need to open a bank account in Thailand with a non-OA visa?
Nov 22, 2021
4 years ago
Paul *******
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Bank question.. I have my non-oa visa and want to open a current account with a Thai bank. Other than the visa, house deeds what else do I need to bring to Thailand to open an account? Thanks
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What are the options for UK expats in Thailand facing banking issues with HSBC?
37 comments
4 years ago
What are the best UK banks for expats living in Thailand to hold accounts for pensions and savings?
39 comments
a year ago
How do expats manage their bank accounts when forced to move financial assets to Thailand?
85 comments
a year ago
What are the best banks for expats to open an account in Thailand?
189 comments
8 months ago
What are the experiences of expats opening bank accounts in Thailand?
15 comments
7 years ago
Which bank is best for expats to open an account in Thailand?
49 comments
a year ago
How do expats in Thailand choose a local bank for their accounts?
38 comments
a year ago
What are the best banks and accounts for expats to earn interest on visa deposits in Thailand?
27 comments
3 years ago
Which banks do expats in Thailand prefer for opening an account?
90 comments
3 years ago
What agents or banks can help expats open a bank account in Thailand?
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5 years ago
How can I keep my UK bank account while living in Thailand?
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a year ago
What challenges do expats face when opening a bank account in Thailand?
34 comments
6 years ago
How can expats in Khon Kaen open a bank account without a work permit?
71 comments
7 years ago
What are the best methods for UK expats in Thailand to access UK bank accounts and manage mobile contracts?
17 comments
3 years ago
What are the best banks for opening a multicurrency account in Bangkok or Phuket for expats?
13 comments
2 years ago
What are the best banking options for expats traveling to Thailand?
21 comments
3 years ago
What are the challenges of opening a bank account in Thailand for expats?
36 comments
a year ago
What are the requirements for opening a bank account in Thailand as an expat?
26 comments
3 years ago
Which Thai bank is the best for expats in terms of service and online banking?
20 comments
2 years ago
How can I successfully open a Thai bank account while on a tourist visa?
128 comments
2 years ago
What are the best options for managing finances as an expatriate retiring in Phuket, Thailand?
61 comments
5 years ago
What are the current requirements for opening a bank account in Thailand for expats on a TR visa?
78 comments
2 years ago
What is the best way to maintain an English bank account while living in Thailand and using services like Wise for transfers?
75 comments
a year ago
How can I open a bank account in Thailand as an expat?
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9 months ago
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