You would need to check with your immigration office. Some offices will not accept joint counts at all. For those immigration offices that will accept a join account, you must double all amounts as only 50% of the money is considered yours. I have never heard of anyone trying to do the monthly transfers to a joint account, only the banked money method.
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It really isn't 'difficult to find comparable examples' of dual pricing by nationality in other countries. It only took me a couple of minutes to find examples of dual pricing in some Italian museums, based on nationality. The Louvre museum in Paris is planning a higher entrance fee for non-Euro citizens in 2026--that will be based on nationality, as well.
According to Google, some Canadian ski resorts have one price for Canadians and a higher price for Americans--that's also nationality based. I'm sure I've just scratched the surface with my quick search and there's other examples out there. Although many posters seem to think dual pricing only happens in Thailand, clearly that is not the case. But, take heart, folks! At least we aren't in Venice, where apparently there is even dual pricing to go to the toilet.
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