I am going the medical route in Hanoi, do you think the following info will be enough?
- I got a medical certificate from an International Hospital in Bangkok, stating I need 10 physical therapy sessions until June 30th and that I will need to follow up within 3 months
- I got the 10 sessions booked already, so I got the slip for each.
I have around 550k baht on Revolut. I did the transfer a couple of days ago.
What do you think? Thanks
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The person is inquiring if their medical certificate from a Bangkok hospital and booked physical therapy sessions, along with having funds in Revolut, will be adequate for a visa application in Hanoi. Comments suggest concerns about the acceptability of Revolut as a bank for visa purposes and whether the hospital is accredited for the DTV visa.
i know that 😉 a lot of best and great hospitals but most of them are not accredited for the DTV Visa 😉
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David ********
Search. Many people declined with Revolut and Wise as not real banks. Sure, they may have banking licenses in a few jurisdiction, but not in the eyes of TH.
Anonymous ******************
Revolut is not a real bank. High risk of rejection
Toni *******
Your need is not more than 6months? Then search the group, if your chosen embassy will grant dtv even if metv is enough
Toni *******
If its paid for more than 6months, might be ok. Search the group posts
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Anonymous ******************
Check Revolut it's acceptable in hanoi for some consulates its not