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@Pascal *******
currently the bank takes that tax, so not needing to be declared.
Stephen ********
Just curious, if on a retirement visa, how can one earn income in thailand? 🤔
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@Bean *********
I know, you don't even have a visa. If you read my comments, only Bangkok Bank would open an account on a tourist visa.
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@Phil *****
though within that link it says to contact local branch for required documents
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@Phil *****
fair enough, I just opened one last November and at that time they stated they were the only bank that would open an account for a "tourist" provided there was 30 day remaining.
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@Phil *****
Bangkok Bank are the only bank that will open an account for a tourist, so should be easier with a long term visa
Stephen ********
Usually would have a page sized sticker in it
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@Linhof ********
it's not difficult. It's easier to apply for the evisa than to have to interupt your holiday to go to immigration for an extension, and it's sliggtly more expensive. You may also need a TM30 for your extension which is more paperwork, more time and possibly more money
Stephen ********
As mentioned, it's was done last week trouble free. But I think it'll depend on. What visa you have, if any. From what I've read, if your leaving to return without a visa and wanting to enter visa exempt, then it can be difficult as they apparently want all the proof. The ฿20k, the departure ticket, the boarding for the full term
Stephen ********
There is no 30 day visa on entry. There is a 30 day visa exempt entry, all you need is passport and possibly need to show an onward/return ticket at check in