@Michael *******

yes that's because a lot of Thai people don't follow the law so it's not surprising.

Of course you will get contradictory answers if you come on to a group and ask what you are able to get away with if you don't follow the law. Everyone will have an opinion on that.

@Andy *****

Kasikorn is rated by the public as one of the top two banks in Thailand along with SCB.

@Jeff ********

it's very straightforward if you are used to making payments by scanning a QR code with your banking app. You set up how much you want to withdraw beforehand and when you select cardless withdrawal on the ATM you're presented with a QR code which you scan with your phone and out pops the cash!

@John *******

I'm craving for human company. 😀

@Marty ********

I always have my phone with me so there doesn't seem to be much point in carrying extra plastic.

@Carsten ***********

I even used the branch in the province where I now live to give them my new passport details.

@Bart *************

I don't know of any restrictions at all. I get money from an ATM machine with cardless withdrawals and pay for almost everything by scanning with QR codes. That's all I need. And I also have a Kasikorn virtual Mastercard debit card that I can use for online purchases. And when I needed to renew my plastic ATM card I didn't have to go to my home Branch but to the new branch that I changed my address to in the province where I now live.

@Bart *************

I don't get charged an ATM fee because I use cardless withdrawals. I can also get a bank statement with my new address for immigration purposes. At this point I can't think of any reason to visit my home Branch because even when I was in the home province I had never visited the branch since I opened the account nearly 10 years ago. I got a new ATM card issued at the branch in the new province and I have the banking app. That's all I need. I have absolutely no reason to ever visit the physical branch.

@Carsten ***********

what kind of tasks would that be? It would be worth knowing why you would need to visit your home branch.