Bangkok Bank Silom Branch (HO). On short term visa your bank in UK must send a Swift Message to their branch. The information can be found online. Although it's not really interesting if you live outside Bangkok because they can't emit a new debit card when your account is in BKK.

@James *******

I don't see any reason why I would not. Thanks for your advice.

@Maria ************

his school has a good teacher and he does one on one. For that price no university can offer that it's a bit deceiving that because of some visamill schools some other gets penalized...

@Tod ********

thanks

@Tod ********

is he too old to get a visa Non-O to stay with his parents?

@Amornrat *********

the reason he needs English courses is that he has been living in Thailand for 5 years now and hasn't got much English tutorship.

@Amornrat *********

thanks and sorry for the capital letters. It was such a long post I just wanted to highlight the most important information. Thanks again

@Robert ******

I love it this way. Don't change this behavior. I prefer accurate information above anything else.

@Robert ******

I read on this forum it's also possible in HK but I can't find the post anymore and I don't know which nationalities were concerned

I agree this is an important topic and understand that many are trying to find the cheapest and most reliable way to transfer funds in Thailand. That being said, I understand that

@Robert ******

is the kind of person who will prefer using the safest way, which I would also do, by using SWIFT transfers that will show as international transfers (as long as you deal with legit banks that do a real SWIFT) rather than finding the cheapest and riskiest way to make that transfer, which is also reasonable since pouring down our money on those greedy banks wont help any of us in the future.