@Jeff *******

it's so easy to do it yourself.

@Tracy ********

just to give you some further info because this is what I did. You don't even have to use a lawyer to make a legitimate will in Thailand but I did just for convenience. It cost me 10,000 baht. It took just a couple of days to finalize the wording which was in both English and Thai and then signed by myself, the lawyer and two witnesses. In the will the accounts I wanted to bequeath were written into the will. I gave one copy to my wife and the other copy was retained by the lawyer for safekeeping. Any local lawyer's office will offer this service.

Just make a will bequeathing that account to whoever you name. It's very simple and straightforward to make a will here.

@John *********

I've never heard of an immigration office that won't allow it.

@John *********

it can also be a lower amount than 65k with the balance topped up with a lump sum.

@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. 😀