@Luit ****************

@Mark *******

Funny how you’re quick to talk about “real” discrimination but totally ignore it when people get shut out just because of their nationality. That is discrimination — whether you want to admit it or not.

Calling it “national policy” doesn’t make it fair — it just makes you sound like someone who’s fine with injustice as long as it doesn’t happen to them. So maybe chill with the smug attitude, kiddo.

@Ciaran ********

That second-to-last point seems pretty relevant here.

Анонимный участник 203 What does the DTV visa have to do with Bangkok Bank?

We’re discussing the account blocks at Bangkok Bank for those who hold long-term DTV (E-VISA) visas — law-abiding individuals who live here and follow the rules of the Kingdom of Thailand.

A thief belongs in jail — no argument there.

@Trevor ***************

Yes, sir — exactly!🫡

FirstNameLastName The DTV visa is a long-stay visa.

It’s officially referred to as a “long stay” visa for digital nomads.

@John ********

I’m a resident of planet Earth.

Are you a nationalist?

@Trevor ***************

This is the hottest topic right now 😁

@Mark *******

Wow. That’s a pretty arrogant take. No one’s asking for special privileges — people are pointing out sudden, unexplained account closures targeting certain nationalities. That’s not “normal policy,” that’s profiling.

And your comment about skin color? Completely out of line. Comparing visa restrictions to race is not only tone-deaf, it’s offensive — and says more about your mindset than anything else. If you can’t discuss serious issues without sarcasm and mockery, maybe it’s better to stay out of the conversation.

@Лена ******

Glad everything’s working fine for you — sounds like you did everything right 😊

But unfortunately, the situation isn’t the same for everyone. Even some people who opened their accounts themselves and never used P2P still had them frozen. Things seem to be a lot stricter now compared to 2–3 years ago. Looks like banks are shifting their policies, especially toward certain nationalities.