How do I open a joint bank account with my Thai partner and I only have retirement O (obviously I have a singular account) ???
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The conversation revolves around the challenges and considerations of opening a joint bank account in Thailand with a Thai partner while holding a retirement O visa. Several commenters advise against it, citing concerns about financial safety and the complexities involved in the banking process. Some suggest visiting the bank together to inquire about the necessary documentation, while others share personal experiences regarding accessibility to banking apps as an alternative.
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exactly. Went to kasikorn with my wife and it took half an hour to make one. We both have our own separate accounts too. I have one for my immigration money, and one for everyday spending. We just decided it would be good to have a joint savings account too. She has actually been putting more into that than I have.. all good. Only thing is you can only get one card for it. But we chose to have no cards and no online access to it at all. If we need to take money out of it we both have to be physically present on the bank. That way neither of us can take or spend any of it without the other one knowing and agreeing.
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As my friend learnt the hard way don't give her access to your Visa money you have banked.