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I've been two times to SCB without any COR from immigration but my wedding certificate. Headquarters handled the approvals both times, took a couple of days. Third time the branch processed immediately.

I don't know if it's a common policy of SCB that headquarters is approving foreigners application requests, but it seems more professional than bullshit refusals from branches.
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It's always possible, but it's up to the individual branch how they handle things. I opened mine at SCB within 1 hour but I had previously a savings and fixed deposit account already which both needed approval by HQ (a few days wait).

I wouldn't park much money on a FC account here, interests are laughable.
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My local Bangkok bank wouldn't even let me open one on my non-o visa with a certificate of residence from immigration. The employee said : only for long term visas or education visas 🤡🤣

Kasikorn wasted 40min for all paperwork and pictures, but at the end denied because my name on marriage certificate was longer than on my passport (well I have officially 5 first names, but only the two first ones and the first letter of the 3rd one are printed on my passport) , they couldn't make sure I was the one married to my wife 🤣

SCB was the bank that didn't make problems, only had to wait for approval from HQ a few days. Opened after that also my Fixed deposit account and an FCD at their place 👍🏼

That was last year. It's like you read all the times, every office/branch , private or government are just ticking differently by making up their own rules, interpretating them differently or just by pire ignorance/incompetency.
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@Christopher ********
Maybe you should stop arguing and give advice in a Disneyland group instead of here where terminology regarding immigration matters makes the whole difference.