@David *********

Oh I understand. Sorry but only wanted to know if that international transfer option is available to you after 'view all'. (Still try to learn, ha ha)

@David *********

Thanks ! Aha, so I think if you exchanged it to your savings, THEN you can maybe use it for international transfer ? (Is that option available to you when you tap on "view all" on the homepage ?

@Juergen ****

Kasikorn app: Home page > View all > scroll down to "international services" > International (y'r credentials pop up) > next > choose country > accept the statement > choose "Transfer with account number via SWIFT".

I tried this a couple of years ago with 100€ also as a test.

For the test I only wanted to know if it worked. Did not pay attention on the cost because I almost was sure, IF needed, this would be a one time transaction. Maybe you can also test it once to be reassured. 😉

@David *********

Aha, maybe indeed. Just for my interest, you also have to get in the branch to get Thai Baht ? Or do you also can use the app.

@David *********

I did this long time ago as a test. This works ofcourse. But nowadays you can do it youself with the app. Kasikorn- and Bangok bank for sure. Other banks I don't know but think most of them too.

And why should you tranfer it back anyway ? SHOULD you want to leave Thailand permanently, you always can use the Kasikorn app for international transfer. Okay, it costs a bit more but usual it's a one time case only. And already said, debitcard works almost everywhere.

@Richie *******

Maybe, when departure is really early in the morning 2nd, you can pass imm. the first before midnight to prevent anything 🤷‍♂️

@Robert *******

This is what I mean.

@Robert *******

Sorry, but Brandon also talks about the 90 day entry itselves. When on that 90 days, no extension' you ALSO can get a re-entry permit !! But ofcourse only valid till y'r last day of y'r entry stamp.