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What are the requirements for applying for a medical DTV in Vietnam, especially regarding bank statements and veterans' benefits?

Nov 22, 2025
2 days ago
Buzy ********
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Hello friends. Im trying to apply for dtv in Vietnam. Are they strict on the 3 month bank statement and do they look at transactions? Also if there are any veterans have you used your benefits for a medical dtv. Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around applying for a medical DTV (Digital Transformation Visa) in Vietnam, focusing on the strict requirements for providing bank statements. Users have noted that applicants must submit three months of bank statements showing a minimum balance of 500,000 THB and clarify the source of these funds. Furthermore, there are questions about how veterans can utilize their benefits for a medical DTV, with advice emphasizing the need for a detailed medical plan if applying for medical purposes.
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Usn *******
I am a veteran. I am also unclear about what you mean.
Brian ********
They requested 6 months of statements from me, as well as proof of how how I earned the funds
Anonymous ******************
@Brian *******
If you don't mind me asking, did you go for the remote working or soft power option? If it was soft power that is the first I have personally heard of them asking to see proof of earnings for a soft power application. Thank you in advance for any help.
Brian ********
Anonymous participant 613 it was soft power. I think they asked because I am technically unemployed and do not have an income. It’s all savings from my last job
Rochelle ********
@Brian *******
was this Hanoi or HCM?
Brian ********
@Rochelle *******
HCM, I applied for Softpower Muay Thai
Rochelle ********
@Brian *******
thanks for that. I think Hanoi is 3 months generally from what I've read, I'm applying in Vietnam in Jan but undecided on where.
Anonymous ******************
Read a lot that the final amount must be 500K and it doesn’t have to be on the account for 3 months. On the website it also says not that it have to be 3 months on the account.
Elite *******
Anonymous participant 737 hey, can you please share a photo that shows they wrote that it doesn't need to be in account 3 months? 🙏
Andi ***********
@Elite ******
You can find 1000s of posts from last year to this week which detail applicants approved in Vietnam with just a final balance of 500K. There is no seasoning requirement in Vietnam
Elite *******
@Andi **********
I saw also people saying it can be an issue. I guess its more a matter of luck.
Andi ***********
@Elite ******
Not luck, it is standard at many other embassies.
Elite *******
@Andi **********
I hope it will be okay, im planning to do in vietnam 🤞
Anonymous ******************
@Elite ******
it only says “an amount of no less than 500K THB” and that you have to provide the bank statements for the last three months. In Vietnam - you have to check if you apply at different embassy.
Elite *******
Anonymous participant 737 thank you.
Anonymous ******************
The final balance of last 3 months on bank statement need to be no less than 500,000 THB
Anonymous ******************
Follow instructions on website its not rocket science
DTV_Be*******
How would you use benefits as a medical DTV? For medical, you need to submit a medical plan, with hospital visit dates and procedure for over a 6-month period from a legit Thai doctor/hospital. Yes, they are strict with documents