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How can I obtain an employment letter for the DTV Visa as a freelance graphic designer?

Jul 19, 2025
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Adam ******
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I do graphic design for various companies which I can do anywhere. I don't work for a specific employer. Any recommendations on how to get an employment letter that is needed for the DTV Visa?
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As a freelance graphic designer, obtaining an employment letter for the DTV Visa can be challenging. Recommendations include asking a client for a letter confirming your services, reaching out to your embassy to see if previous contracts or invoices could suffice, or even drafting a letter yourself. Additionally, consider preparing a cover letter and portfolio to present to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as you are not technically employed by any company.
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Wannikea *********
An employment letter is if you work for a company, but you don't, you're a freelancer. Suggest you put on your thinking cap and prepare yourself to write a cover letter to present yourself and your portfolio to the Ministry of Foreign affairs for your DTV Visa.
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Steve *******
Reach out to one of your clients and have them send you an employment contract. Just tell them it's for visa reasons. If you're close, it shouldn't be an issue
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Andrew ********
Write one to yourself. Do you have a business?
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Adam ******
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@Andrew *******
I was considering doing this
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Andi ***********
You can ask one of your clients for a letter detailing use of your services.
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Paul ****
Did you try asking your embassy if previous invoices and contracts would work? Are you a freelancer on any platform? It’d also work
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