Thailand: Import and customs regulations
Travelers entering Thailand is required to fill out an import declaration in the only case in which they are bringing with them taxable items or prohibited or restricted goods. Otherwise, it’s not necessary.
Detailed information on Thailand's import regulations can be found on the website of the Thai Costums Department.
Swiss banking services for Swiss citizens abroad
Current situation
In view of stricter international regulatory requirements in recent years, financial institutions have become increasingly sensitive to potential legal and reputational risks, especially in relation to cross-border banking services. Swiss financial institutions therefore provide no or only limited access to certain financial services to individuals living outside Switzerland. Nevertheless, subject to local and Swiss legal provisions, many still offer current accounts to Swiss nationals living in various countries.
Talk with your bank as soon as possible about your options
The relationship between customers and their bank is governed by private law. If you are planning to relocate abroad or return to Switzerland, you are advised to talk with your bank to find out what regulations apply in your case and what options best meet your needs.
Organisation of the Swiss Abroad (OSA)
The website of the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad (OSA) provides useful information on banking services for the Swiss citizens living abroad.
All topics

Thailand: Entry and stay

Thailand: Import and customs regulations

Thailand: Employment

Thailand: Social security and insurance

Thailand: Taxes

Thailand: Family, marriage and partnerships

Thailand: Education system

Thailand: Security

Thailand: Swiss community in Thailand
Contact
Federal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA
Consular Directorate CD
Effingerstrasse 27
3003 Bern