@Ian *********

I already checked with my bank that my phone number matched my account number. They confirmed it, but I did this weeks ago, because this has been happening for a while now. I did it even though my account wasn’t frozen.

@Maxim **********

Alright, it will be a matter of going to my corresponding office and asking them, thank you.

@Maxim **********

Yes, I know, I know, but what I’m trying to figure out is whether the transfer needs to be through direct banks to have an international SWIFT proof, which is what I’m trying to find out if immigration will require me for starting the paperwork, or if simply showing immigration that I have funds in my Thai account will be enough to proceed with the paperwork. That’s what I’m trying to clarify.

@Phil *****

All right

@Chizel ******

Kasikorn. That is

@Rok *******

Yes, sure

@Ian *********

Well, you know, I haven’t set foot in my country of origin for many years.

Anyway, I have more funds in another account in my country.

@Maxim **********

Yes, I know, but anyway, I want to transfer all my funds to the country where I live.

@Stephen ********

Yes, of course. It’s for applying for the marriage visa. That’s why I’m moving money. Although what I’m asking, you may have already seen in previous messages. I’m trying to find out whether it’s necessary to make an international transfer or if I can use WISE to have funds in my Thai account and go to immigration to complete the paperwork.

@Tai *********

Could you clarify a bit your comment about the other person being wrong? I’m interested in understanding your point regarding international funds for the marriage visa in Thailand.