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Can I keep my 800,000 THB in a joint bank account with my Thai wife for the AO (retirement) visa?

January 31, 2019

6 years ago

Garry ********

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Good Morning Everyone 

Quick question with the AO (retirement) visa can my 800000 bht be in a Thai joint bank account with my Thai wife 

Thank You

AO (Retirement) Visa Thai Joint Bank Account Financial Requirements for Visa Visa Rules Expat Living in Thailand

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