Go there in person, they can then point out if you missed any little stupid things.

@Emily ******

do you have a facebook page or could add the founder

@Wang *****

finished outline?

Anonymous participant The issue it would bring up, is that they would have to look more closely to make sure you’re not being paid by a Thai company. Where an international account wouldn’t flag that issue as obviously. So I would personally side towards transferring to an international one, also, because of the tax benefits of not having one I would prefer people all just shut their Thai accounts and switch to Revolut and Wise. But it should be fine, just not ideal would be my feeling.

Anonymous participant I haven’g heard it. But I haven’t heard someone mention it, which is a good sign.

I would side towards yes. Is weird some ask for a rental contract in Thailand when it’s ‘for’ Thailand. I would guess an international one is better, but haven’t heard anyone have a problem with Thai bank.

@Romain ***

taxed on money that is remitted into the country genious

Dude, after the latest Thai laws you DO NOT want a Thai bank account. They will tax you and make tonnes of issues. Stick with wise and revolut only.

Hope so, am going this week

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