Hi
Myself and my wife both over 50 retired and both uk citizens looking who intend to apply for a Thai non -o visa , should we apply jointly or individually ?
If we applied together can we have a joint bank account like we do in the uk?
As I understand it if we apply individually we would both need to deposit 800 k in an account which we could do but looking for advice as to what’s easiest route to go .
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The questioner, a UK citizen over 50, is seeking advice on whether to apply jointly or individually for a Thai Non-O visa with their spouse. Comments suggest that applying individually might be more straightforward, as many immigration offices do not accept joint accounts for the visa requirements. Individual applications also allow easier access to Thai bank accounts. Some commenters advised obtaining separate 90-day visas based on retirement before arrival in Thailand.
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