Cashier's Cheque For Uk Visa.

[Lawnmower]

Hi,

The embassy web site says that a cashier's cheque is required for settlement visa applications. To get a cashier's cheque do i just go into my SCB branch and fill out a form ? Is there anything i should know ?

Cheers.

[vinny]

Amount

[Rj 81]

Is a cashiers check from a UK bank okay?

Do you make it out in THB or £'s ???

[the scouser]

Unfortunately not, mate. The dfart/cheque has to be drawn on a Thai bank.

Scouse.

[Rj 81]

Unfortunately not, mate. The dfart/cheque has to be drawn on a Thai bank.

Scouse.

Okay thanks scouse, I will get it done from G/f's bank.

[the scouser]

By the way, I should've written draft and not dfart.

Scouse.

[Rj 81]

By the way, I should've written draft and not dfart.

Scouse.

thought it was me for a second, see it's not just mancs

[slimsam]

Just to add.. you do not need to have an account with the bank. You can go into any bank in Thailand and give them the cash plus an admin fee and they will raise a cheque for you.

[markuk]

Hi,

The embassy web site says that a cashier's cheque is required for settlement visa applications. To get a cashier's cheque do i just go into my SCB branch and fill out a form ? Is there anything i should know ?

Cheers.

Just go to any bank and ask them to raise a cashiers cheque for the same - i used kasikorn, small fee - 10 minutes no issue.

[brunodog]

If you are applying at the British embassy there is a yellow bank (forget name) across the nearest footbridge. They have the slips prepared for farang with all the amounts filled out. You just have to pay and wait until your number is called.