I'm looking to apply to an embassy that will accept the latest or 1 month bank statements as that is what I can only prove right now.
So far I've read that Hanoi (Vietnam), Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Jakarta (Indonesia) and Taipei (Taiwan) are ones that have allowed this and I'm hoping anyone with experience of this, can please share. 🙏
Also, does anyone know cheap soft power courses to apply to in Bangkok? If you do apply with for the soft power DTV, the embassy will not ask for any employment verification correct?
Thanks!!
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The user wants to find out which embassies accept recent or one-month bank statements for visa applications, specifically referencing embassies in Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Jakarta, and Taipei. They seek personal experiences and information about the requirements for applying to soft power courses in Bangkok, questioning if employment verification is needed for the soft power DTV visa. Comments suggest varying requirements for bank statements and employment proof across different embassies.
Taipei accepts the 500K as the final balance but need to submit 6 month of statements. SP applicants must provide employment info. Other embassies are doing similar for SPers.
Anonymous participant They like to see a contract of employment, salary deposits on bank statements. If on a career break then explain that in a cover letter.
Some embassies are now requesting proof of employment when applying for a soft power visa. Most embassies require evidence that you can sustain yourself. With only 500K in your bank account for one month and no other proof of income, it may be difficult to meet their requirements. What will you do to sustain your life during 5 years?
Anonymous participant 763 Yes it is for the first qualification and need it again for in country extension. It could also be requested at entry points at the discretion of an Immigration Officer.
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