David Mcmillan I'm more talking about an international multi-currency account. In HKG I have 12 currencies in 1 account and I can send/receive from/to 90% of countries in the world. In Thailand they don't allow that or they take a rediculously high fee. Thats why i said: check the small print.

@David *********

yes that's what Ixm talking about. The procedures vary from bank to bank in TH but this is it.

On a regular savings or current account yes but some banks offer multi-curreny accounts also (under strict conditions and I strongly recommend reading the small print) I for one would never do it in Thailand but keep my multi-currencies accounts in HKG and/or SGP. as always, get well informed before. In the endtl depends on your situation and your own private priorities.

@David *********

There you go. Just wait till one if the admins respond... it's weekend so maybe takes a bit more time.

David Mcmillan They used to accept it for sure as long as it comes out 800k when THEY do the math.

BUT my info is a bit dated so better wait till you get some more feedback from people who did it recently. Things tend to change overnight here sometimes so I'm getting carefull with giving advice. 😉

Better make sure it adds up to 800k thb against the worst exchange rate ever as that's what immigration will use to check the value.

@Marco ********

Never saw that memo... thanks for the heads up anyway 💪💪💪

@Marco ********

Apparently. Last time I got word it was still 20% not that long ago. Things are changing too quickly. 😄😄😄

@Tod ********

Ohh really? So the 20% rule no longer valid then? Okay did not know that also changed yet. Thanks for the heads up.

Or shareholder holding 20% or more.