I also applied in Hanoi.
I submitted my application at 4 p.m. on Monday, March 3rd, and it was approved at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 9th.
The referenced post mentions that his documents and mine are almost identical—even the submission date. His description is accurate. However, I only submitted a bank certificate showing a balance of over 500,000 baht for the past three months.
If you think your documents might not be sufficient, even if you have a job, I recommend registering for Muay Thai. That’s why I signed up for a six-month course at Chiang Mai Muay Thai Fever.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shared their experience applying for a visa in Hanoi, noting that their application was submitted on March 3rd and approved by March 9th. They highlighted that their documents were nearly identical to another user's submission, with a significant emphasis on the necessity of showing financial stability through a bank certificate. Additionally, the user suggests that enrolling in Muay Thai might enhance one's application for those uncertain about their document adequacy.
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