Notify the bank
Inform the bank with the death certificate; it may freeze the account to protect the estate.
Thai banks generally require the administrator court order, death certificate and administrator ID before closing or transferring a deceased person's account. Additional requirements depend on each bank's policy.

Thai banks generally require the administrator court order, death certificate and administrator ID before closing or transferring a deceased person's account. Additional requirements depend on each bank's policy.
This page explains releasing funds from a deceased person's bank accounts. General information, not legal advice on your situation; each agency's requirements may change.
Inform the bank with the death certificate; it may freeze the account to protect the estate.
Administrator court order with a certificate that the order is final, death certificate, passbook or account evidence and the administrator's ID.
Some banks have practices for low balances using heir documents instead of a court order; this depends on bank policy, so ask the bank directly.
Gather passbooks, statements, bank letters and apps to find deposits, funds and safe-deposit boxes.
Banks may require personal attendance or accept a certified power of attorney; check before sending documents.
The administrator pays estate debts first, then distributes under the will or statutory shares, keeping accounts.




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