Does the 400,000 baht in the bank for an extension due to marriage to a Thai National have to show its come from abroad?

Advice Required.

We are a married Australian couple currently in France on a year, long stay visa. We recently applied for our Non A-O retirement visa. We have lived previously in Thailand on the same visa.

Yesterday we attended the Thai embassy in Paris to provide our passports. Received an email for extra information,

The want bank statements providing evidence of 24000 euro in my name only? We have a french bank account but use it only for week to week expenses no savings.

We have our main bank accounts in Australia, can meet the 800k baht and have a significant monthly income due to rent from commercial properties. All our bank accounts are in joint names as we have been married 38 years.

Bit concerned if they don't except our Aussie bank statements. Any advice appreciated.

Here is one for the - and everything else.

I am married to a Thai national and am living in Thailand. If I was to die without a will what would my wife need to be able to access my Thai bank accounts?

Just for information purpose: my wife and I were both on retirement visas, but due to circumstances had to change her status to dependent on my retirement visa status. Some months ago it was mentioned here that in this case only one deposit of 800K in my name was needed. This turned out to be not true. Both parties have to have 800K, however it can be combined in one account of 1.6 million.

I am getting ready to apply for my first one year extension based on marriage to my Thai wife next month

I have got all my paperwork filled out and all of the required documentation

The money has been in the bank for 5 months

My question is the bank account is in my name first and my wife’s name second

Is it going to be a problem that the account is a joint account ?