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Australian Term Deposits.
Some of the major Australian Banks allow non-residents to open an account online if you intend to travel to Australia within the subsequent 12 months. However, these accounts have restrictions until you present yourself at an actual Australian Bank branch and complete the 100 points verification as above. These restrictions may include withdrawal, so be informed of them. https://www.finder.com.au/foreigners-open-a-bank-account-in-australia#:~:text=If you live in another,by visiting a local branch. The other alternative maybe a local bank in Thailand that has ties to an Australian Bank. However, the 100 point ID requirement is a statutory regulatory requirement, not a Bank initiated thing. Deposits in Australian Banks have a level of protection under the Financial Claims Scheme (FCS) managed by APRA. You can read about that here. https://www.apra.gov.au/deposit-checker-are-your-deposits-protected Your deposits may also incur withholding tax on any interest payments if you are registered as a non-resident. -
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News Forum - Mentally ill Thai man sentenced to 12 years for royal defamation
Sound to me that Siwapan Manitkul will not be a very popular neighbor. I do hope you are being sarcastic. Just in case. -
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Is Joe Biden All There?
You are one sick person. But, not a very intelligent one.- 1
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Australian Term Deposits.
100 point check - Wikipedia Australia has the 100 point system to open accounts, listed below are the guidelines. hope it helps. 70 points Only one of the following may be claimed: Birth certificate Birth card issued by a registry of births, deaths and marriages Citizenship certificate Current passport Expired passport which has not been cancelled and was current within the preceding two years Other document of identity, having the same characteristics as a passport including diplomatic documents and some documents issued to refugees Secondary documents[edit] 40 points Document issued by authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs), banks, building societies, credit unions or registered corporations. The signatory must be a known customer of at least twelve months standing. Written reference from one of the following institutions, verifying name of signatory and signed by both referee and signatory. The signatory must have been known to the referee for at least twelve months. Another financial body certifying that the signatory is a known customer Another customer who has been verified as a signatory by the cash dealer An acceptable referee (refer to AUSTRAC Guideline No. 3 and Information Circular No. 3) Any of the following, which must contain a photograph and a name. Additional documents from this category are awarded 25 points. Drivers licence issued by an Australian state or territory Licence or permit issued under a law of the Commonwealth, a state or territory government (e.g. a boat licence) Identification card issued to a public employee Identification card issued by the Commonwealth, a state or territory government as evidence of the person's entitlement to a financial benefit An identification card issued to a student at a tertiary education institution 35 points Name and address of signatory verified from any of the following: A document held by the cash dealer giving security over the signatory’s property A mortgage or other instrument of security held by another financial body Must have name and address on: A document held by a cash dealer giving security over your property A mortgage or other instrument of security held by a financial body Local government (council) land tax or rates notice Document from your current employer or previous employer within the last two years Land Titles Office record Document from the Credit Reference Association of Australia 25 points Must have name and signature on: Marriage certificate (for maiden name only) Credit card Foreign drivers licence Medicare card (signature not required) Membership to a registered club NRMA membership EFTPOS card Must have name and address on: Electoral roll compiled by the Australian Electoral Commission and available for public scrutiny Records of a public utility – phone, water, gas or electricity bill Records of a financial institution A record held under a law other than a law relating to land titles Lease/rent agreement Rent receipt from a licensed real estate agent Must have name and date of birth on: Record of a primary, secondary or tertiary educational institution attended by the applicant within the last ten years Record of professional or trade association of which the applicant is a member -
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Thaiger Talk Quiz #076 - Thailand's International Borders
Full house 5/5.....the last one was a guess
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