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Should I transfer funds from Wise to Revolut before applying for the soft power DTV visa in Hanoi?

Soft Power DTV Visa Visa Application Financial Requirements for Visa Expats in Thailand Bank Accounts for Visa Hanoi Visa Process Wise Revolut Thai Visa Types

Dec 8, 2025

5 months ago

Pedro **********

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Planning to apply for soft power DTV visa in Hanoi.

My current funds are on Wise. Should I transfer everything to Revolut then apply? It would be the right amount.

Please advise. I can also show both accounts I guess. 

Revolut has my daily spending.

Wise has my clients transfers.

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The user is considering applying for a soft power DTV visa in Hanoi and seeks advice on whether to transfer funds from their Wise account to a Revolut account before the application. They mention that both accounts can show sufficient funds, with Revolut being used for daily spending and Wise for client transfers. A comment suggests that having the funds in a personal account like Revolut may be preferable for the application.

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Need funds in a personal account so transfer to Revolut.

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