Soft Power DTV Visa Rejection – Need Help!
Hey everyone, I’m in Ho Chi Minh and recently applied for the Soft Power DTV visa. I submitted everything—500K+ THB in my account, a 3-month condo reservation, and all required docs.
Still, I got rejected two days ago. They asked for income proof, but here’s the issue:
🔹 I’m a stock trader making ~$1,500/month.
🔹 I closed all my old accounts, so I have no past records.
🔹 My country doesn’t tax stock profits, so I can’t provide tax documents.
I’m worried this could lead to a final rejection. Anyone faced this before? Any advice?
Thanks, friends! 🙏
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user in Ho Chi Minh shared their experience of having their Soft Power DTV visa application rejected due to a lack of income proof. They provided sufficient bank balance and documentation but were questioned about their income as a stock trader, leading to concerns about another rejection. Community members discussed the necessity of income documentation, with some suggesting providing profit and loss statements from their trading accounts, while others mentioned that the DTV visa typically does not require income proof. Various suggestions were made about accessing financial statements and alternatives for substantiating their income.
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