I have never used mine outside of Thailand.

Will it work ???

I have never used mine outside of Thailand.

Will it work ???

If you mean the ATM card - I was amazed when I got a tenner out at Lloyds TSB cash machine in the UK

I have never used mine outside of Thailand.

Will it work ???

If it's a Visa/MC (Cirrus) Electronic card it will work worldwide. If it's an ATM only card

it will work in ATM's in all ASEAN countries.

Naka.

Which card do you have? Like other banks they make one for domestic use only and another that can be used overseas.

Service Details

For Silver and Gold Card

You can deposit, withdraw, check balance and make payments via the ATM and the Cash Deposit Machine (CDM).

You can use the service at the ATM of the banks that participate the ATM Pool network for 24 hours a day.

You can transfer money to the third party (account of Siam Commercial Bank) 24 hours.

You can transfer money between banks (ORFT) for 13 banks during 06.00 am - 9.00 pm

You can change your ATM PIN at the ATM

• For Gold Card only

You can make payments for products and services through payments receiving machine at participating shops with the sign "Maestro".

You can use the service at ATMs of Cirrus group.

For Gold Card service user, you will receive accidental insurance coverage up to 50,000 Baht for free in the first year.

Which card do you have? Like other banks they make one for domestic use only and another that can be used overseas.

Service Details

For Silver and Gold Card

You can deposit, withdraw, check balance and make payments via the ATM and the Cash Deposit Machine (CDM).

You can use the service at the ATM of the banks that participate the ATM Pool network for 24 hours a day.

You can transfer money to the third party (account of Siam Commercial Bank) 24 hours.

You can transfer money between banks (ORFT) for 13 banks during 06.00 am - 9.00 pm

You can change your ATM PIN at the ATM

• For Gold Card only

You can make payments for products and services through payments receiving machine at participating shops with the sign "Maestro".

You can use the service at ATMs of Cirrus group.

For Gold Card service user, you will receive accidental insurance coverage up to 50,000 Baht for free in the first year.

My SCB (Debit) card is a Mastercard Electronic card ... "SCB Easy card" Black in colour, with the Cirrus logo.

I have used it at ATM's in a number of countries in SEA including Sing. and K.L.

Naka.

Edited January 13, 200719 yr by naka

"SCB Easy card" Black in colour, with the Cirrus logo.

I have used the same in the US.

However, I do have a question.

For expats returning to their home countries who still have alot of money in Thai bank accounts, do you think there would any problem with draining their Thai bank account with periodic ATM withdrawals of 10,000 baht (equivalent) or do you think someone at the bank would eventually freeze your account?

Edited January 13, 200719 yr by Thaiquila

"SCB Easy card" Black in colour, with the Cirrus logo.

I have used the same in the US.

However, I do have a question.

For expats returning to their home countries who still have alot of money in Thai bank accounts, do you think there would any problem with draining their Thai bank account with periodic ATM withdrawals of 10,000 baht (equivalent) or do you think someone at the bank would eventually freeze your account?

Yes, that's possible.

One solution may be to have online access to your SCB account, and have accounts with a few

other banks (online access not really required) .

If SCB freezes your card (they would not freeze the actual account) then

transfer funds to another account online and use this card to draw funds from overseas ATM's.

In fact it's probably better to do it this way, and never use your SCB card. This way no bank

really knows what's happening.

Naka.

"SCB Easy card" Black in colour, with the Cirrus logo.

I have used the same in the US.

However, I do have a question.

For expats returning to their home countries who still have alot of money in Thai bank accounts, do you think there would any problem with draining their Thai bank account with periodic ATM withdrawals of 10,000 baht (equivalent) or do you think someone at the bank would eventually freeze your account?

Yes, that's possible.

One solution may be to have online access to your SCB account, and have accounts with a few

other banks (online access not really required) .

If SCB freezes your card (they would not freeze the actual account) then

transfer funds to another account online and use this card to draw funds from overseas ATM's.

In fact it's probably better to do it this way, and never use your SCB card. This way no bank

really knows what's happening.

Naka.

Actually, I am not sure what you mean exactly.

Do you mean do an online transfer to another THAI bank account? I can see how that might work.

Or did you mean to do an online transfer to a Western bank account (and wouldn't they block that if it was a large amount)?