Can I use a joint bank account for my OA visa application in Thailand?

It will probably be the same as a joint bank account in Thailand that it will count 50% for each of you.

@Paulene ********************

please keep us posted on outcome. Others may benefit from your experience. Hopefully the UK Thai Embassy / Consulate finds a way to allow the joint bank accounts.

Your problem appears the ability to file either three months or six months of supporting bank or income documents with each of your applications.

@Paulene ********************

that is the problem. You can ask. But inside Thailand you each would need a separate bank account to get the Extension of Stay as you are not married. Thailand does not recognize common law marriages.

Non-Immigrant Type O- A (Long Stay) 1 Year/Multiple entries

Printout of visa application form submitted online, with bar code

Passport or travel document with validity not less than 6 months and at least 2 blank pages

Bank statement or evidence of adequate finance for the past 3 months showing a deposit of the amount equal to and not less than 800,000 Baht (approximately £20,000.00) or an income certificate for the past 6 months with monthly income of not less than 65,000 Baht (approximately £1,625.00), or a deposit account plus a monthly income totalling not less than 800,000 Baht. If you send a copy of bank statement, the original reference letter from the banking concerned is necessary.

Certificate of criminal record clearance from own country and country of permanent residence with validity of at least 3 months. Applicants residing in the United Kingdom will need to have a police clearance issued only from here.

Medical Record proving applicant has never been infected with contagious disease with validity at least 3 months (in accordance with Immigration Act B.E.2522)

If you wish to be accompanied by spouse, the marriage certificate will be attached. But your spouse will be granted Non-Immigrant “O” instead of “O-A”(Long Stay)

Applicant must be of age 50 years old or over.

Note:

- Please submit the originals of bank statement, criminal record check, and medical record, as well as one photocopy of each document. In case that an applicant could not submit the original documents, the Embassy will accept the photocopies which have been certified by a Notary Public officer or Solicitors.

- The consular officers reserve the rights to request additional documents as deemed necessary.

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@Paulene ********************

then I think you will need to each apply for the O-A individually.

I do not know if "joint bank accounts" will be accepted by UK Thai Embassy/Consulate. Ask them.