Banking in Thailand - Expat Forum
2010年4月30日 · Banks in Thailand are generally open from 9.30am to 3.30pm, Monday to Friday. Most banks have money-changing booths and ATMs that are open daily. Thai banking services The leading Thai banks have their head offices in Bangkok and most have branches in the provincial towns, and offer customers a full range of retail banking services.
What USA bank and Thailand bank should I use to transfer...
2023年2月8日 · The Thai Govt only 'guarantees' only 1 million Baht in each bank per customer. It used to be 15 million, but the Junta has been slowly reducing it for some time. IMO this will blow back on them one day, but that is a separate issue. Dont keep a large amount of money in Thailand banks - wealthy Thais dont.
UK pension payments to Thai banks - Expat Forum
2017年1月15日 · The fee for making bank transfers to Thailand will depend on who you are banking with, although it is likely that they will give you a bad exchange rate when you try to convert from pounds to Thai Baht, and they may charge other foreign transaction fees on …
How to open Thai bank account from Australia - Expat Forum
2023年1月9日 · These banks may be able to assist you in opening a bank account in Thailand from abroad. Alternatively, you could try contacting a Thai embassy or consulate in Australia for more information on how to open a bank account in Thailand from Australia.
SRRV Application Process - Expat Forum
2023年9月24日 · I’m hoping someone can help me with a few (7!) questions I have about the SRRV application process. I’m a 58 year old UK national (my wife is a German national). We’ve been resident in Thailand for the last 9 years. We’d now like to apply for the SRRV Smile ($20k deposit option) with me as principal and my wife as dependent spouse.
Bank that works in US and Spain - Expat Forum
2024年8月27日 · I think that now one might even be able to use auto-debit from their accounts too now from the US. I have Spanish and UK accounts also but use Wise to transfer money to and from the USA. The slow bit is transferring money to and from the USA. It usually takes 8 or so hours. Transferring currency to GBP and European banks takes literally seconds.
Has anyone been able to keep US banking accounts open...
2024年12月6日 · Banks with which you have checking or savings accounts may demand your physical address, which banks whose credit cards you use are less likely to require. The only bank/credit union that I am aware of that will open a new checking account for an American expat is sdfcu.org, which I have been using successfully for five years.
US phone number to get texts from banks - Expat Forum
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SRRV DBP vs commercial bank - Expat Forum
2023年5月30日 · Many people consider Thailand: Thailand still offers 1-year retirement extensions with a deposit of 800 K-Baht (ca $23K as of today). The advantage is that you can draw down part of the deposit during the year and you can get more interest. Alternatively, if you have a monthly pension of at least 65K Baht, you don't have to show any deposit.
Anyone else having problems with Wise? - Expat Forum
2024年10月11日 · Then again, in the early days (with "Transferwise") I was doing my best not to let on to the US banks that I was making the transfers via Transferwise because the main goal then was to avoid the hefty international bank wire fees on both ends of the transaction.