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Can a joint account be used as proof of funds for the DTV in Thailand?
Apr 13, 2025
a year ago
Paige *******
ORIGINAL POSTERDoes anyone know if a joint account can be used as proof of funds for the DTV?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The acceptability of a joint account as proof of funds for a DTV visa varies by embassy. Some embassies may allow it, but often require the total funds to be doubled to account for ownership stakes. While some users report successful applications using joint accounts, others advise against it, suggesting that the account must ideally be in the applicant's sole name.
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David *******
No
Ashleigh ********
Yes me and my spouse used joint accounts
Helen ********
It depends on your embassy. We've successfully gotten our DTV, Non O or tourist visas using a joint account at various embassies. In each case our account balance had to be double the required amount to cover for 2 applicants.
Tori ********
We applied at the LA embassy in the US using a joint account in both mine and my husband’s name and got accepted with zero issue. He got the DTV and me and our kids are dependents
Paige *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks! 🙏🏼
Peter *********
NO
Anna *********
Not generally but some people have managed it
Bent *************
Can’t
Wannikea *********
Joint account with whom?
Lutz ********
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David *********
One person one account. Two persons two accounts
Jim *******
No. The account must be in your sole name.
Helen ********
@Jim ******
that is embassy dependant. We used our joint account.Joseph **********
@Jim ******
Can a buiness account be used as proof of funds?Kool *******
Joseph **********
@Kool ******
even if the buiness account solely carried the name of the applicant? Meets the 500k baht requirementReply to
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Brandon ************
That will depend on the embassy. Some embassies might accept it, and some might not. Some might require double the amount of funds if they do accept it, since only 50% is yours.
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