What specific proof is required to confirm residency in Vietnam during the immigration process?

Anonymous participant 692 ohh, this is Drew's girlfriend, who plays fast and loose with the rules. I think I recall him posting a few days back about her history and whether it would affect the application.

Anonymous participant 692 certainly haven't heard a peep to the "where are you now?" questions.

@Wannikea ********

Exactly. They are not asking for a selfie at the Cu Chi Tunnels - they are asking for a purchase receipt

@Tim **********

my money is on her not being. Reading other posts from her timeline she was banned from re entering a couple of years ago for 1 year for not following the rules

@Elías *******

Exactly. They asked for a purchase receipt. Why are people suggesting giving them something they did not ask for. They then wonder why embassies reject or ask for further information

@Julie *******************

she already has bad history as she was banned for a year not long ago.

@John *********

they also want the purchasers name on the receipt

Anonymous participant 787 that doesn’t mean anything. anyone can manipulate the exif data ( time and geo location ) on a photo.

Anonymous participant 787 Why not just follow exactly what they asked for ie a purchase receipt. Why complicate matters? Give them what they ask for and not your interpretation of it. Like in an exam. Answer the question asked. Not the one you think they asked

Anonymous participant 787 that what I was on about that bit

@Roxana *****

prob because he has and has a spotty history already with immigration. Also the fact she keeps avoiding the question when asked if she has.

@Roxana *****

maybe they know it 😉

@Claire ******

that is not what they are asking and proves absolutely nothing.

First of all that information is known as EXIF data, and it can be altered with anything you like. For example it could have been originally taken 1 year ago but you could put tomorrows date and time on it if you wanted, you could have a photo of you at the Tower of London but the Geo Location says the wall of China.

EXIF, stands for Exchangeable Image File Format, is a standard for storing metadata within digital image files. This metadata includes technical information about how the image was captured, such as the camera model, lens used, date and time of the photo, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and more. It's essentially a way to embed data about the image alongside the image itself.

@Claire ******

They want something with a date on it too. Could always buy a local newspaper and hold it up as "Proof of life" :-)