Need a credit check - NCB are the people.

[Crossy]

Any of us needing to borrow money (credit card, bank loan, vehicle finance, mortgage etc.) will likely need to visit the NCB (National Credit Bureau).

 

Invariably your bank / finance company will tell you to visit the head office at the GHB complex 13.761773, 100.569074 but it's not really easy to get to unless you have transport or like walking. Also you need a photocopy of your passport data page, have to queue and fill in a form in Thai.

 

The alternative is to go to Sala Daeng BTS, where there is a branch office right on the station (in the paid area so you'll need a ticket). You just need your passport and 100 Baht, they do the copies, you just sign the form and copy, answer the "Thai or English" (the language of the report) question, wait 10 minutes and leave with your credit report. Although the two staff don't speak much English they only do personal (not company) reports, so there's no issue with explaining what you need.

 

Easy-peasy.

[smokie36]

Excellent advice for once.

 

Thankd Crossy!

[mark5335]

Apart from Saladaeng, there's another branch in the basement of the Glas Haus Building at 1 Sukhumvit Soi 25, a short walk from the Asoke intersection.

[bbz404]

I just requested a NCB personal report online through the Krungsri Internet Banking App. The fee is 150 Baht and it will be delivered by post to a preferred address.

Let's see how long that takes.

According to the NCB website, it works through internet banking portal of Krungsri only and for Mobile banking for Krungthai and Thanachart bank.

[ChouDoufu]

confirmed.  easy-peasy.  in china right now, went to krungsri website first, but needed OTP code to order.  no, now on china sim card.  logged on with the app, ordered for delivery to a friend in thailand who will scan and forward.  (no ex-thailand delivery option)

 

also found a press release from citibank, with credit reports available at three of their branches in local malls, for ncb cost of 100 baht.

 

https://www.citigroup.com/citi/news/2011/110216b.htm