Hi all, I have 2 questions about the additional documents requested by the Fukuoka embassy for DTV today. If anyone knows anything or has experienced the same thing, please let me know.
1. A bank statement showing transactions for the past three months.
Can this be just screenshots of the bank transaction history and a translated version? I submitted a bank statement provided by the bank, but it has no transaction history shown. I already asked my bank to send me the version that shows the transaction history, but it takes 7 days according to the bank.
2. Accommodation booking document
I have a partner there in Thailand so I wrote the name & address of the condo that my partner is renting. So it is not under my name. I am wondering if I should just attach the condo contract and my partner's ID photo while telling that she is my partner etc, or ask the condo owner to put my name in the contract which might take time, or book another hotel or something for a few weeks with a letter saying I changed the accommodation.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
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The user is seeking guidance on two specific document requirements for a DTV visa application at the Fukuoka embassy: 1) Whether screenshots of bank transactions can suffice instead of an official bank statement showing transaction history, and 2) The appropriate documentation for proving accommodation in Thailand since it is under their partner's name. Commenters suggest obtaining original bank statements with transaction history, highlighting salary deposits, and securing a rental agreement along with an invitation letter from the partner for accommodation.
It's best to get a bank statement from a local bank with the bank's stamp! Regarding accommodation documents, you could ask your girlfriend to write an invitation letter inviting you to live with her, along with her rental agreement.
I asked my taiwanese bank to provide me all the Bank statement with movements for 3 months (it was done on the spot in 5mins). Anyways, they pretty much want to see your salary going in the bank. I'd suggest you to highlight on your pdf all the transactions of salary going in. About the rental I'd suggest to ask your partner to provide you the original contract and a cover letter where the partner states that both of you will live under the same roof. That should be more than enough.
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