@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.

@Robert *******

Well Brandon talks about the non imm. O (Single entry) WITHIN the 90 days. What I understand from the non imm. O multi entry (1 year valid and with every border bounce you get 90 days again) does not exist anymore from the time it has to be asked on the Thai imm. internet site.