@Incognia *********

I didn't say otherwise. I said I got an advanced account with my DTV.

Participante anónimo 925 how?

Participante anónimo 343 yes, although technically I didn't send it like sending an email or form, it was scanned in-app following its own instructions.

@Dorian *******

I chose the option of Non Immigrant Visa. The app asked me to upload to different things. For one, I took a photo of my latest entry stamp (that says DTV on it and has a 180 days mark) on my passport and for the second I took a photo of my DTV printed PDF.

Oh, sorry about the confusion. I meant that, if your purchase at was an amount under 200 baht, paying with a TrueMoney-linked card won't do. It seems somehow their () internal rule of no card payments under 200 baht applies even when using third-party apps. For amounts under 200 bath, you'll need to use the TrueMoney "cash" balance (if any). I haven't encountered this issue at other stores.

@Colin *********

was it below 200 baht?

@Dany *******

that's right, but nowadays most card issuers, at least in my country, allowed to enable or disable. the card online use with just one click from the card company app.

@Colin *********

yes, it worked for me. The only downfall is that somehow the system knows you're using a card (even if it's trhu the TrueMoney app) so it won't approve transactions under 200 baht if using that method).

@Dany *******

I linked my non-Thai card with the TrueMoney app this week. The money balance can't be topped up with the card, but even without balance or low balance, the payments now will get thru with the credit card. The only downfall I've experienced is that if trying to do, payments of less than 200 baht get declined at . But it's easy to change with one click from pay with the card to pay with the "cash" balance.