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Technically? Old fashion way, translate myself (assuming it is from my native language into English). Legally? You probably need a notary.
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Then Citibank is probably easier than HSBC.
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HSBC has no consumer banking in Thailand, so that won’t help. And now Citi and SC are also out of it.
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After Citi and SC went out of consumer banking in Thailand, I think such an option no longer exists. (No, it won’t work with Bangkok Bank etc., which have branches in some countries.)
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Don’t know what is funnier, prices or giving chef diplomas
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If it is stated in publicly available terms and conditions (and I am sure it is), there is no grounds for a chargeback.
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Bank accounts should be available to anyone legally entering the country without any visa requirements. Banks can (and do) conduct screening from their side and may reject opening account on case-by-case basis, but blanket restriction by visa type is retarded.
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