Can I use an 800,000 Baht joint account to apply for a retirement visa in Thailand?
November 14, 2023
10 months ago
David **********
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
To apply for a retirement visa in Thailand, the 800,000 Baht must be in an account solely under the applicant's name. Some users suggest that if it is a joint account, you would need to show double the amount (1.6 million Baht) because immigration may only consider 50% of the funds. Many respondents emphasized the importance of consulting the local immigration office, as rules can vary by location.
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