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I have a bit of an odd situation. I have a DTV, and am living with my long-term GF from Europe who doesn't have. Immigration has become more strict and having doubts she'll be let back in when we go back.
We can't do dependent DTV because Thailand doesn't recognise common law marriage.
However it just so happens we'll be travelling to Taiwan in a couple of days, and I've just emailed their embassy. The embassy says we can apply through the E-Visa Portal, and we have to comply with the requirements set out on their embassy website.
The thing is, on their embassy website, it doesn't specify the need to hold 500k Thai Baht for 3 months, just that you have 500k Thai Baht in the Account and can prove it.
*"Financial evidence: amount of no less than 500,000 THB OR equivalent amount in foreign currency e.g. bank statements OR sponsorship letter covering living expenses."*
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In that case, I'm pondering a few things and would appreciate any insight or help into any of the points.
1) Could I just transfer her like 20k EUR from my account a couple of days before, and would that suffice? No need for 3 month proof when reading their site...
2) If the visa application was taking too long, could we cancel it before they've completed their review? We only have a set amount of days in Taiwan, and we're due back to Thailand for a wedding on the 3rd of Dec. All flights and accommodation booked, so I dont want to lose it.
DTV approved in Taipei. Submitted on 26 Sep. Approved on 30 Sep, so 3 working days. No interview. They asked for supplementary docs on 29 Sep which were,
1. Please provide records of salary and transfer to your bank account (within 3 months) (must match)
2.Please upload your company's registration certificate.
I think I might have omitted a month of statement when I first submitted. The company I work for is a small one.
Wish you all the best everyone. Glad to help if needed. 🙏🏾🙂
I am currently applying for a DTV visa in Taiwan. However, my application was cancelled for the following reason:
"Your visa application has been cancelled. Wrong Personal Info: Country/Territory of Passport / TD does not match with passport."
I suspect this is because I entered “Consulate-General of Japan in Detroit” as the place of issue. My passport is Japanese, but it was issued in Detroit. I believe this might have caused the error. I am thinking of reapplying, but do you think it would be approved if I set the place of issue to “Japan” instead? Has anyone experienced a similar situation?
Applying as a long term resident of Taiwan. The visa office sent me to the National Immigration Agency for proof of current location.
For the proof of 500k in assets, the instructions say 3 months of bank statements, but my bank's statements are generated only on a certain day of the month. Do I just have to wait or can I paste together a web printout of my recent transactions (showing that I transferred 500k THB into by account)? Instead of showing both deposits and expenditures/withdrawals, can I just show deposits since this is more private?
Also I've seen a few people say Taiwan requires 6 months of bank statements, even though the application says 3 months.
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?