It's not the form used at CW. Never seen this before

Much depends on your country's DTA with Thailand. You fail to mention your country of nationality so no-one can advise

Thailand doesn't recognise "EU" passport. It depends on your nationality

@Nick ***********

I was there only a month ago, getting a new book. Everything fine. Have used QR scan four times in the last week and three transfers. No problem at all!

@Nick ***********

That's very strange as there appears to be no red flags on your account. I also use the monthly transfer method, but I've had no problems with BB since this banking issue started. Will they accept a scanned copy of your passport? Your branch will have a copy of your passport data page anyway, so it's only a case of matching one with the other.

Change to True. I've got an 899 package with them in my name

@Nick ***********

So you've never used your account for an agency-obtained extension?

@Nick ***********

I didn't get four months with Santander - that was instant. However, a phone call fixed it. I've had no issues with Bangkok Bank, it might be those who use agents that are falling foul of the new rules. I've never used agents so it appears I'm "above suspicion"

@Frank ********

The banks will no longer support fraudulent actions. There's nothing wrong with that. Why should a bank put its licence and reputation on the line to support cheap foreigners. Makes no sense

@Nick ***********

Santander did it to me in the UK as they suspected I was no longer UK resident. A phone call sorted it out. It's a worldwide trend now