MarieFerrante

On 9/6/2023 at 2:58 AM, bradiston said:

I need a 3 month hassle free bridging loan of 300,000 THB. Where would I start? Retired, non imm O, pension. No other income. Investment maturity in December.

On 9/6/2023 at 3:11 AM, Shop mak said:

Without WP and documented salary here in Thailand, this will be difficult.

Many years ago, Bangkok Bank Singapore branch, was a option for foreigners residing in Thailand. 

That was then, no idea if this is still possible.

On 9/6/2023 at 4:46 AM, JayClay said:

Not as far as I'm aware. It would have been a very useful option for me last year.

And I would also recommend you to try financial apps on your mobile phone. They can be used from every part of the world, all you need to install it and have documents on your hands so you will be able to register an account there. One that I used was one that I found from this review https://triceloans.ph/digido-review/ and everything went well. I was traveling to Canada and needed money to rent a hotel room. Everything went fast and safely.

Good luck to you, anyway. I know from experience it's not fun to be in need of money in the now, when you know you have the funds coming in the future ????.

Yeah, really try to use what Shop mak said. Once, I used Singapore branch to get a loan for my travel expenses. They game me money easily and I haven't even noticed how fast it was.

37 minutes ago, MarieFerrante said:

 

My situation gone well, I dealt with that loan via court. So maybe you need to do that.

14 hours ago, MarieFerrante said:

I hope everything is ok with your loan nowadays. I had the same problem when I wanted to buy a used car and I bought it but I forgot to check about how it was buyed before. Purchase of the car was made by the loan and loan sharks were looking at that car because it was the only way to get money for the repayment so they scouted me and started asking me about repaying the loan for that car. I was really scared due to this situation so I called the police and they didn't help me at all.

On 1/11/2024 at 2:22 PM, AsparrownamedJack said:

Hi all.

We are trying to get a loan secured against land in Ubon Thani. the land was valued at approximately 385,000 baht about a year ago and we need a loan of about 200,000. 

My (Thai) wife has struggled because of reasons like the size and location of the land, and I was wondering if I get get the loan - secured by my wife's land - in my name. Or maybe somebody can recommend a legitimate finance company that will be happy to do business with my wife. And also we even searched down different loan companies to save our situations on this webpage https://triceloans.ph/lending-companies/. And I took loan and it really saved my ass.

                   

On 1/11/2024 at 2:22 PM, AsparrownamedJack said:

Thanks in advance. 

And I even took one loan to buy a house in Philippines.

14 hours ago, MarieFerrante said:

I hope everything is ok with your loan nowadays. I had the same problem when I wanted to buy a used car and I bought it but I forgot to check about how it was buyed before. Purchase of the car was made by the loan and loan sharks were looking at that car because it was the only way to get money for the repayment so they scouted me and started asking me about repaying the loan for that car. I was really scared due to this situation so I called the police and they didn't help me at all.

On 1/11/2024 at 3:23 PM, AsparrownamedJack said:

Thanks. 

This is just the type of loan I was expecting to get, if anything at all. We're both well aware of the risks and have every intention of repaying on time which would remove that particle hazard. 

I should explain in more detail:

My wife already has a government loan against the land. Since we took out the loan, my income has since been hit hard meaning we couldn't make the repayments. We've since moved out of Bangkok to slash our overheads and can balance the books again, but the government guy (sorry, I don't know the terminology) has already started legal proceedings. We have a month to find the outstanding money or the land will be sold, which is problematic for my wife considering it was passed down by family. 

Oh, and even though my income has taken a hit, it's still a reasonable amount. 

My situation gone well, I dealt with that loan via court. So maybe you need to do that.

On 1/11/2024 at 3:23 PM, AsparrownamedJack said:

Thanks. 

This is just the type of loan I was expecting to get, if anything at all. We're both well aware of the risks and have every intention of repaying on time which would remove that particle hazard. 

I should explain in more detail:

My wife already has a government loan against the land. Since we took out the loan, my income has since been hit hard meaning we couldn't make the repayments. We've since moved out of Bangkok to slash our overheads and can balance the books again, but the government guy (sorry, I don't know the terminology) has already started legal proceedings. We have a month to find the outstanding money or the land will be sold, which is problematic for my wife considering it was passed down by family. 

Oh, and even though my income has taken a hit, it's still a reasonable amount. 

I hope everything is ok with your loan nowadays. I had the same problem when I wanted to buy a used car and I bought it but I forgot to check about how it was buyed before. Purchase of the car was made by the loan and loan sharks were looking at that car because it was the only way to get money for the repayment so they scouted me and started asking me about repaying the loan for that car. I was really scared due to this situation so I called the police and they didn't help me at all.