One of the Singaporean visa couples does not have a bank account, but only one of them does. Can I use one share of the bank account?

Normally, visa applications require financial proof of the applicant and accompanying spouse, including bank statements and deposit certificates. If your spouse does not have bank statements, you can provide your own bank statements as proof of finances.

However, whether to accept a statement as financial proof depends on the judgment and specific requirements of the visa officer. If your spouse does not have bank statements, you may consider providing other financial proof, such as tax returns, income certificates, property certificates, etc., to prove that you and your spouse have sufficient financial ability to pay for travel and live in Singapore.

It is best to consult the Singapore embassy, ??consulate or official visa agency in your country before applying for a visa to ensure that the materials you provide meet their requirements to avoid being refused a visa.