I’ve downloaded the ISSA app today since they claim to offer a money-back guarantee and handle all the document checks for the DTV visa. Before I go ahead with everything, I wanted to ask if anyone here has experience with them?
A couple of things I’m unsure about:
1️⃣ They keep requesting an employment statement from an employer. We’re self-employed and our company is registered in Dubai. Has anyone in a similar situation gone through this?
→ Which documents did you provide?
→ Did you create an employment contract for yourself, or how did you handle it?
2️⃣ I know I can search in the group, but the information is sometimes outdated or conflicting. So I’d love some recent first-hand feedback:
Has anyone recently applied for the DTV in Ho Chi Minh or Hanoi and where did the process go faster for you?
I’ve seen mixed opinions — sometimes people say HCMC is slower now, others say Hanoi has longer waits. So if anyone here has current insights or a recent timeline, it would be super helpful 🙏
Thanks a lot in advance! 🙌
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about the necessary documentation for self-employed individuals applying for the DTV visa in Vietnam, specifically within the context of using the ISSA app, which guarantees a money-back policy. They are particularly unsure about the employment statement for self-employed applicants registered in Dubai and the efficiency of application processing in Ho Chi Minh City versus Hanoi. A commenter shares that self-employed individuals typically submit a contract for themselves along with a letter permitting remote work and business registration details.
Self employed business owners provide a contract for themselves and letter giving permission to work remotely. Need to provide your business registration info
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