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I studied my bachelor’s degree in Thailand and have been using both KBank and Bangkok Bank throughout university.

I’m permanently moving to a third country soon, where I’ll obviously open a local bank account. However, I’m thinking of keeping just one Thai bank account for when I visit Thailand in the future. I still use QR scan payments whenever I’m here, and it’ll also be useful for ordering from Lazada, shopping, and other small things. 😄

I’m planning to close one of the two accounts before I leave.

If you had to choose, which one would you keep: KBank or Bangkok Bank?

Vote for me and let me know your reasons!

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I'm hoping to get some honest feedback on my resume before I begin applying for internships and entry level positions. Most of my experience comes from university projects, including an undergraduate research project on structural engineering automation using SAP2000 and VBA, along with coursework in reinforced concrete design, structural analysis, surveying, and materials testing.

I would like to ask about the cancellation process for my ED Plus visa which I extended 1 year after graduation according to Thai immigration policy. I graduated from Thai University and my current visa is valid until November 1, 2026. I plan to depart Thailand on August 10, 2026 via Suvarnabhumi Airport. My university informed me that they no longer provide cancellation letters since I have already graduated. Therefore, is it necessary to cancel my visa in advance at the immigration office and how many days advance to cancel the visa, or will it be automatically canceled upon departure? Are there any documents required for visa cancellation in my case?
Thanks