Is a joint bank account accepted for a retirement visa in Thailand?

The acceptance of a joint bank account for a retirement visa in Thailand can vary depending on the immigration office. Some offices may accept it, but you might need to maintain a higher balance. Generally, the rules favor having a personal account in your name only, and it's advisable to hold the account in your name to avoid potential issues in the future. However, there are reports of individuals successfully using joint accounts, especially when providing a marriage certificate.