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My partner is a financial advisor and is asking what exactly should he present as a proof of his work. Should he make a detailed description of the services he offer? How detailed? Woth some printscreens? We plan to apply for DTV in Vientiane in December.
Hello community, how are you? Do you know what I mean by work documents? I applied in Hanoi, Vietnam. I've already uploaded my pay stubs and employment contract, but I don't know what else to upload. I also work freelance with clients in the marketing department and have contracts. Should I upload that too? Should I write a letter explaining the situation? This would be the third time they've asked me for more information.
I would like to apply for a DTV workcation via Ho Chi Minh City. Do I need to create a portfolio? I am self-employed in Germany and would like to include my business registration. Do I also need to provide income or regular income? Or customer references?
I don’t post much in this group, but I’ve been reading everything for the past month or so—and I just want to say thank you to the community.
I finally got my DTVI. I flew into Hanoi on July 8th and got the visa on July 18th.
No extra documents were requested. Here’s what I submitted ahead of time:
* Hotel confirmation
* Entry stamp
* Cash App statements from the last three months
* Business registration
* EIN
* Articles of organization
* Receipt from registering my business
* Client portfolio showing the actual work I do
* A work letter from myself, since I own Tony Destin LLC (to be honest, I had ChatGPT help write it)
That’s it.
I know a lot of people have been trying to go the Muay Thai visa route, but I avoided that since there’s been a bunch of issues with it lately. I came in on the workation path, and it ended up being pretty straightforward.
Not sure about the documents I should prepare so I have some questions for 2 ways of doing it..
1) Would new business/individual activity registration and freelance portfolio be enough? Assuming I don’t have any tax returns, because it is new business.
2) Normal contract, no freelancer contract, where it is stated, that I can work remotely. Or do I also need to provide additional document from company, that I can work remotely?
Could use some advice. I applied to us LA embassy as a freelancer, so I do not have a registered business. I attached a pdf with a cover letter to indicate I am a freelancer. But received the following back:
* Other request documents: Please upload a business registration of the company
* Other request documents: Please describe a business portfolio of the company
* Other request documents: Your recent tax return
* Other request documents: Employment contract or employment certificate from company
* Other request documents: Guarantee letter from the company implies that you work remotely
Majority of my work is with another company that is registered and I have a freelance contract with them. I could also have them easily write me a letter indicating I can work remotely. Would that be the best option moving forward? I am mostly confused about the document "Please describe a business portfolio of the company" as I thought the PDF below would suffice.
I have been asked to potentially distribute/sell an imported product into Thailand. I know I can't just hit the streets and knock on doors. What is the best legal way in which I can do this so that I can be directly involved (either managing or direct selling) and get paid for operating this business?
On Friday, June 20th, I received a request for a business registration again. This was one of the first additional documents requested, I sent the entity search on the state of Deleware's website the first time.
Sent the actual articles of incorporation this time, over the weekend.