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@Stuart ********
do you technically have an account if you're on prepaid?
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@Jordan ****
if you are on prepaid like I have been for 25 years even though it's the same telephone number you don't have any receipts.
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@Nongnuch *******
yes the account used for immigration purposes is the exception which is why a will is the best route to go. I even have joint accounts listed in my will even though there is only one signature required to access it. You might as well list all of them on a will whether they are sole or joint accounts.
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@Nongnuch *******
if you read my post carefully you will see that I said it is easy to make a Thai will. I made no mention of the Thai court system.
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@Randy *******
Yes it's a good idea. It gives me peace of mind knowing that there won't be any issues in getting access to my accounts.
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@Joseph ******
I was merely providing an accurate factual response. Your comment that I am creating tension is stupid.
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@Randy *******
strictly speaking in Thailand you don't need a lawyer to draw up a valid will as long as it's witnessed, but I used one just for the convenience. I just walked into a law office and paid them 10,000 baht and it was all done in a couple of days.
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