Does anyone have recent experience of applying via RTE London for a Trailing Spouse to a OA Retirement husband?
On the RTE site it says, 'Evidence of adequate finance - An original bank statement which states bank contact information and equivalent amount of At least 400,000 Baht or equivalent) for the last 3 months.'
My question is can this be a Thai bank statement in my name rather than a statement in my wife's name?
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The conversation revolves around the requirements for applying for a Trailing Spouse visa to accompany a husband with an OA Retirement visa, specifically the adequacy of financial evidence. One user inquires whether they can use a Thai bank statement in their name instead of their spouse's. Other comments emphasize the importance of reviewing the correct visa requirements and clarifying the financial evidence needed for the application.
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Thanks Ellie so the following should be my wife's bank statement, "Financial evidence: amount of no less than 30,000 THB (£700), e.g. bank statements, sponsorship letter
- Applicant’s recent official UK/Ireland bank statement shows your name, address (Screenshots are not accepted)"?
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