i am able to change the amount in my Bangkok Bank app. Hoping it stays that way. Luckily my landlord has (transfer)wise account, so I am able to pay him via that from my (transfer)wise account with funds from my USA bank or my singapore bank account. If your large payment is for rent, maybe this method will help you.
I use Allianz since they seem reputable related to large claims but even with no claims, my rate increased 11% in year 2 and another 5% in year 3 and year 3 was going to be a bigger increase but I was only able to get them to reduce the increase to 5%. At some point, they will likely be too expensive for me. Uggg.
90-day reporting is for those of us on long-term visa. For example, my visa and extensions is the age 50+ nonO retirement visa. My extensions allow me to stay in the country for an entire year if I choose to do so. The 90-day reporting has nothing to do with those people that are just tourists.
The key for my retirement visa is to make sure I am back in Thailand to do my extension. Mine expires in jan so I will be sure to come back in December to start the process of my next extension.
I have been doing it myself. Be sure to get multiple entry re-entry permit when you extend your visa if you will be traveling outside Thailand. Be sure to move your visa and extension to new passport if you ever get a new passport. Also be sure to do your 90 day reports.
Bangkok bank insisted I had to have a will and they do not do POD beneficiaries. Same thing for my bank in Singapore. I went ahead and got a will to cover Thai assets to leave to a Neighbor friend here