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What is the process for getting a DTV eVisa approved in Vietnam?
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Nov 13, 2024
a year ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERDTV eVisa Approved!
Applied in Hanoi (5 working days)
Documents provided:
1. Photograph
2. Passport
3. Hotel Confirmation Booking
4. 1 Month Bank Statement
5. Letter of recommendation from company indicating remote work
Timeline:
07/11 Applied and made payment @ 1600
08/11 Pending approval status
13/11 Request Additional Documents (Passport stamp to Vietnam) @ 1100
13/11 Approved @ 1200
Appreciate the help here and wishing everyone on their successful application 😄
Applied in Hanoi (5 working days)
Documents provided:
1. Photograph
2. Passport
3. Hotel Confirmation Booking
4. 1 Month Bank Statement
5. Letter of recommendation from company indicating remote work
Timeline:
07/11 Applied and made payment @ 1600
08/11 Pending approval status
13/11 Request Additional Documents (Passport stamp to Vietnam) @ 1100
13/11 Approved @ 1200
Appreciate the help here and wishing everyone on their successful application 😄
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user recently shared their experience of getting a DTV eVisa approved while applying from Hanoi, highlighting a timeline from application to approval that took a total of 6 working days. They provided several required documents, including a photograph, passport, hotel booking confirmation, a bank statement, and a company's letter of recommendation for remote work. Additionally, they received a request for further documentation during the process. Other users commented on their own experiences and asked clarifying questions about the requirements.
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Kevin ******
We can do it without number 5 ?
Andi ***********
@Kevin *****
No, if you are working there must be a statement in a letter or contract that you can work remotely in Thailand/overseas.Kevin ******
@Andi **********
the letter from company but when we go there we don’t need to work with them , just asking for a letter, is that ok?Luit *****************
@Kevin *****
When you are remote worker you need to have letter you work for the company and you can do your job remote.When you organize to get a letter and contract from a company where you do not work, that just is fraud.
Andi ***********
@Kevin *****
You mean get a letter from a company you are not going to work for?Kevin ******
@Andi **********
yesAndi ***********
@Kevin *****
That is in breach of the rules and not worth the risk. Soft power option is easy if you have not got the work documentation.Reply to
Andi ***********
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Abigail **********
Confirmation booking of 6 month stay in Thailand?
Andi ***********
@Abigail *********
Malaysia requires that not Vietnam.Reply to
Andi ***********
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Brian *********
I wish I had done Hanoi 🥲. HCM asked for 6 months bank and customer contracts/invoices!
Andi ***********
@Brian ********
You own your business?Brian *********
@Andi **********
yes…Andi ***********
@Brian ********
It is much simpler if you are employed by a company. Very likely Hanoi would have asked you for similar to HCMC as a business owner.Brian *********
@Andi **********
makes me a bit worried. I saw quite a few people applying based on their own company without current income since income isn’t a requirement… but this makes me worriedAndi ***********
@Brian ********
when did you apply?Brian *********
@Andi **********
2 days ago. Request for additional docs came 16 hours laterAndi ***********
@Brian ********
so that is a reset of the 5 days to approve. So early next you could get the approvalBrian *********
@Andi **********
crossing fingers!Reply to
Brian *********
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Andi ***********
Congrats..Simple and effective application.
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