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Can I change my bank account to a joint account after receiving a yearly marriage extension in Thailand?

Apr 6, 2022

3 years ago

Colin **********

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When aproved for the yearly extension for marriage can the bank account holding the 400000 become a joint account or must stay in my name only

Thai Marriage Visa Visa Extension Bank Account Requirements Non-O Visa Joint Bank Accounts in Thailand

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Is it advisable for expats to open a joint or separate bank account in Thailand when moving with a partner?

14 comments

9 months ago

Can we use a joint bank account for retirement visa requirements in Thailand if our last names are different?

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2 years ago

Can a foreigner open a joint bank account with a Thai citizen in Thailand?

66 comments

4 years ago

Is a joint bank account acceptable for a married visa in Thailand and what are the requirements?

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4 years ago

Can I change my bank account to a joint account after receiving a yearly marriage extension in Thailand?

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3 years ago

What are the best practices for opening a joint bank account between an Australian citizen and a Thai citizen in Thailand?

35 comments

7 months ago

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

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a year ago

Should my partner open a separate bank account for retirement visa purposes in Thailand?

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a month ago

Can I use a shared bank account with my wife for the 400K baht requirement in Thailand?

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6 years ago

Can my wife and I use one joint account for the retirement visa requirement of THB 800,000 each?

30 comments

7 months ago

Do my wife and I need separate bank accounts for the Non O retirement visa in Thailand?

41 comments

9 months ago

What is the best way to open a Thai bank account with 400,000 Baht for a marriage visa?

13 comments

3 months ago

Can I open a joint bank account in Thailand with my wife while on an O marriage visa?

5 comments

2 years ago

Do we need individual bank accounts for Thai retirement visa immigration requirements, or can we use a joint account?

62 comments

4 years ago

How can I open a bank account in Thailand as a foreigner married to a Thai national?

188 comments

4 years ago

Can a joint Thai bank account be used for the funds required for a retirement visa in Thailand?

8 comments

3 years ago

Does a joint bank account count for meeting the financial requirements for a Thai visa extension?

15 comments

6 years ago

Will a joint bank account pose a problem for my visa extension based on marriage in Thailand?

6 comments

6 years ago

Do I need to deposit 1.6 million baht for a joint account in Thailand for a retirement visa?

19 comments

7 months ago

Can I use a joint account with my wife to meet the 400,000 THB requirement for a marriage visa extension in Thailand?

41 comments

4 years ago

Do my wife and I need separate bank accounts to apply for retirement visas in Thailand?

30 comments

6 years ago

How can I open a bank account in Thailand as an expat?

14 comments

4 years ago

What Should I Do About Accessing Joint Finances in Thailand in Case of a Spousal Emergency?

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5 years ago

What are the requirements for opening a bank account for a visa extension based on marriage to a Thai national?

6 comments

2 years ago

What is the requirement for using a joint bank account to qualify for a marriage visa in Thailand, and does the source of the funds matter?

11 comments

2 years ago

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