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Hey all thanks in advance for advice. This is a very nerve-racking week and need any final insights.
I had my EDU visa cancelled for June 15th and the same day I plan to fly to Taiwan or Philippines.
My plan is to apply for Workation DTV visa.
I have been teaching online for 6 years now but will get my father’s (same last name) 6 months bank statements which show a couple million baht + a sponsor letter + a signed photocopy of his passport.
I will make a professional portfolio as a freelancer and bank statements + income proof for the last 6 months.
Of course there a few other required documents like copies of my own passport etc which I’ll get
But basically is there any extra advice or suggestions on Taiwan vs Philippines?
Also e-visa vs walk-in?
I will also dress quite well and look professional.
Some says Taiwan is easy, got it in a day or two. Some says the opposite. Does it make a difference between soft power and workation? Feels like the latter is easier, which is the one I'm going for.
Not sure how to get the certificate of entry and exit date from Taiwan National Immigration Agency?
Also for proof of income…I don’t have any proof. I played online poker before, and I had bought a little bit of crypto years ago, should I just take a picture of my crypto wallet and write a description of why I have the money? I wrote “retired 40-60k” for my occupation and income. The amount I have in my wallet is several multiple of that so it makes sense?
Hi guys, random but how old do the bank statements have to be relative to your date of application? Are 2-week old bank statements okay? I'm planning to apply in Taipei by the way. Thanks!!
Hi! I'm applying for a DTV visa workcation (freelancer) next week and I just wanted to check if I got all the documents I need. I've scanned these forums several times but I want to make sure I didn't miss anything.
* Application form with a visa photo
* Passport and passport copy
* Application fee 11,000 TWD
* Visa stamp Taiwan
* Hotel booking Taiwan
* Flight ticket to Taiwan and to Thailand
* Personal cover letter - Saying I'd love to work remotely in Thailand
* Company letter - Confirming that I work for them, I can work remotely from Thailand and they have no business presence in Thailand. Signed by the CTO
* Resume
* Work portfolio (UI/UX design)
* My 3 most recent invoices
* Bank account summary showing 500,000 THB
* Bank statement from past 6 months (incoming invoice payments highlighted)
Potential concerns
1. I'm a freelancer without a company so I don't have a company registration document etc. since I freelance as a private person. Neither am I an employee. I hope that wont be an issue.
2. I've only freelanced for 2 months but I have 1 paying customer who I have invoiced about 5000 Euros. Hope that will be OK as well.
I'm planning on getting my DTV Visa in Taiwan next week, early December 2024, and I've been reviewing all the posts from people who got it successfully from this group.
I have my own business and have been working online full-time since 2013.
I'm finalizing all the documents that I will bring with me and here's what I have so far:
- Taiwan sim to provide a number
- Receipt of my Airbnb
- Valid passport (Mine's good until June 2026)
- Photocopy of my passport
- Stripe account from January 2024 to highlight client payments
- Business account with over 500k THB showing cashflow from January 2024 and highlighting the amount that came from Stripe
- Investment account with over 500k THB with my name showing
- Completed visa application form from their website
- 2 x Recent color photo with white background 3.5 x 4.5cm
- Cover letter summarizing what I do for work
- Letter of Employment (written by myself in my company name and signed by me)
- Employment Agreement saying that I've been working for my company since 2013 and I do it all online
- Documents of my company formation in Canada, my name is showing as well
- Contract with clients in 2024
- Invoices I have sent to clients over the past few months
- Print out of my website, YouTube channel, Instagram, and podcast and me conducting Zoom calls with students
- 11k TWD in cash for the fee
Did I miss anything?
Never been to Taipei so just making sure.
Thanks to everyone who shared their experience getting their DTV in Taiwan. It's been so helpful putting everything together.
🥳🥳 Success applying in Taipei, Taiwan as a remote worker 🥳🥳
Here is my experience:
The application process took 2 days.
I submitted the application in person in the morning. They wanted me to highlight my name, the name of my boss, name of the company, salary transfers on the bank statements, salary on the payslips on the documents. They asked me to come back in the afternoon.
In the afternoon, no questions were asked, I just needed to pay 11 000 TWD.
I had to pick up my passport with the Visa in it in the afternoon next day.
Documents I submitted:
* Employment contract (in original languages, and an officially translated version)
* Remote work certificate/letter
* Job certificate
* Company registration document
* Payslips of the past 6 months
* Bank statements of the last 6 months
* Proof of 500k baht in bank account
* Visa application form
Let me know if you have any questions, if you are applying as a remote worker, I may be able to help.