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Participant anonyme 930 Even if you go with all the proper documentation and ID? Sounds weird, and scary.
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@Benjamin **********
Got my very first Bangkok Bank account, many years ago, under a simple visa exemption stamp (not even a visa then), but maybe it was facilitated, at that time, by the fact I was buying some condos. I later opened more bank accounts, at some other banks, through a 'Privilege visa'. None have been closed so far.
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@Benjamin **********
agree, but in most cases (all?), frozen account owners can still get their money by going to their bank and showing their ID. At least, that money is not lost / kept by the bank. Of course, you'd have to be in Thailand to solve this problem.
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@Benjamin **********
lol, and what if Revolut or Wise or any other 'fancy' online payment / banking system is not available where you're from? Well, you're screwed, unless you have a Thai bank account. Your solutions apply to your case, obviously.
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I provided 6-months+ for mine (Hanoi, SP). Someone else I know (Hanoi, SP as well) only provided 3 months and also got approved.
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Participant(e) anonyme you'd need to ask them, I really don't know.
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House of Taste Thai Cooking, in Bangkok. Got my DTV in 3 days (Hanoi embassy) through them. 6-month course.