Not only the branch. Last week I found I was now unable to transfer more than 49,999 in one day from my Bangkok Bank savings account. We went in and a cashier pointed out that this was my new maximum daily limit. Mrs wasn’t happy, we took another turn ticket and spoke to a different cashier who reinstated my previous higher limits.
Anonymous participant I am English, understand and sympathise. The embassy claim a mismatch between your passport name and your input name. However, they have failed to provide an acceptable level of customer service by not stating what the mismatch was. I believe you are entitled to ask for this information. If they fail to respond or you are not satisfied with their answer you have the option to ask your bank/credit card company to perform a ‘chargeback’. They will ask the embassy for an explanation for their failure to provide the product you have paid for. If the embassy’s explanation is deemed unsatisfactory or unreasonable or if they fail to respond within 30 days your application fee will be reimbursed.
Definitely. I’ve only seen/heard it once. Entering at Suvarnabhumi last month I was annoyed that some people in my queue took what seemed like ages talking with the female IO. Eventually, another IO appeared and took them to the back. Previously, I’ve only seen the odd person pulled out of the queue. I counted three that time.
Immigration do ask for sight of cash. I overheard a guy in the adjacent queue at Suvarnabhumi Airport being given a hard time. I was quickly through and away so don't know whether he was permitted entry or not.