@Carlos ********

I’m not sure I understand what you mean. Are you only talking about deposits? Transferring money involves more than just that. As I mentioned, the transfer limit doesn’t apply to all users, it specifically refers to online banking. There are other ways to deposit money into the account, though they may require a bit more effort and contacting the bank directly.

I also don’t understand what you mean by “how many transfers of 50k are needed to reach 800k?” Where are you transferring the money from - abroad to your bank account in Thailand? As far as I know, such deposits can still be made without these restrictions.

Why so much whining about this, like everyone transfers over 50k every day?!

If you want a larger money transfer, for some bigger purchases, investments or whatever - contact your bank, make an agreement (maybe go there) and you're done. So it is not impossible.

This is a mechanism of banks to protect their interests, because of irresponsible and stupid (sorry to say so) people.

50k a day is 1.5m a month... reading the comments here, you get the impression that everyone is a billionaire.

@Jesper ******

When I try to make an appointment, it shows me this. And not only for Chatuchak, but for some other offices too.

@Marianne *******

Thanks for the advice.

Do you happen to know if there is a time limit for watching that video, ie. if I can watch it today and go to the DLR office next week (in 7 days) for a driver's license?

@Tod ********

thanks man! Always very helpful! 👍🏻

Why is this post even allowed?!

"Visa run" is not illegal activity as far as I know. Also, so much disinformation here.

@Tod ********

thank you so much! Helpful as always. Cheers Tod!

@Imran ********

no, my questions were not answered. This is general visa information, not specific. Not even the complete information in the video.

@Adam *****

Thank you very much for your reply, it is very useful!

One more thing, since I don't live in my own house, but rent an apartment in a building, is it enough to bring the contract, a signed copy of the apartment owner's identity card and her signed copy of the household registration (blue book)?

@Tony *******

Thank you very much for your reply, it is very useful!

One more thing, since I don't live in my own house, but rent an apartment in a building, is it enough to bring the contract, a signed copy of the apartment owner's identity card and her signed copy of the household registration (blue book)?