joint bank account - are we eligible?

Question

My girlfriend is from Australia but wants to live here in Ireland. She is currently on a working holiday visa that runs for one year. For her to remain in Ireland beyond that, one of the conditions is for us to prove we're in a 'de facto' relationship. For this, we need a joint bank account, but it may be a catch22 because I'm not sure if we can both qualify for a joint bank account because one of the parties is not a permanent UK/Irish resident. I've tried many websites but theyre not very helpful. Does anyone know if we can qualify?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I tried to find out - my own bank (A & L) has this as one of their terms "2.3 Applications will not be accepted from anyone who is not resident in the UK (except British Forces Personnel Overseas)." She is resident, albeit for (thus far) twelve months.

It would seem rather unfair to offer you a Catch 22 solution - but you will only know for sure by contacting your own bank. Good luck.

Answer 3

Go to the bank and make a joint deposit for the two of you and you will readily know if you are qualified.

Answer 4

Any financial enterprise account, to boot as any variety of fee reductions plan or COD, that has your social protection quantity on it's going to be seen whilst making use of for welfare. whether the earnings isn't yours, and you're purely a 2nd signer to the account, the money would be seen as your money.