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Hey everyone! 🙋♂️ Has anyone applied for the Soft Power Visa at the Hanoi Embassy and had it processed in *one go*? 🌏 What documents did you submit? Would love to hear your experience!
EDIT: Just adding a couple of things I forgot to mention in the original post regarding the amount of time the 500k being in my account and salry slips)
DTV Visa (Workation) Approved in Hanoi!
I submitted my application on Wednesday, April 23rd, and it moved to “pending approval” on Thursday, April 24th.
Today, May 1st, I received the approval email!
Documents I submitted:
• *Edit* 6 months of bank statements with salary deposits clearly highlighted, also included 6 months of salary slips from my employer)
• *Edit* Ending balance of 500,000 THB (the closing balance of 500k was added 2 weeks prior to my application) no need for the 500k to be seasoned for a long time in Hanoi!
• Letter from my employer outlining my job description and working hours, signed by the director
• Cover letter signed and dated by me, confirming I comply with all visa regulations and will not work for a Thai company
• Screenshot of my LinkedIn profile
• My personal resume
• Screenshot of my arrival stamp in Vietnam
• Screenshot of my hotel booking on Agoda (2 nights)
If anyone has questions or needs help with the application process, feel free to ask—I’m more than happy to help!
I need to go to Immigration Division 1 Bangkok for an extension of my non-immigrant O visum retirement. Every year they change something 😀. So I'm already curious what they changed this year. Someone was going very recently and would be so kind to tell me if they were changing something ??
Seeking a straightforward answer to my question regarding the DTV visa application process
I have all the requirements, but my query revolves around the 500,000 thb sum in a bank account in my name, now online I read 100x different things, some saying I need 6 months of statements, some saying I need 2, some even saying that this isn’t that important, and it’s left me confused looking for a straightforward answer.
I have the 500,000 thb funds, but it’s currently sitting in a family savings account under my brothers name, as soon as I want to apply my plan was to just transfer that into my account then start the process! will I still be accepted if I transfer this into my account a couple of weeks before doing my application? Or do I have to transfer it now, then wait a whole six months before I can apply? As this seems like a nightmare when realistically I want to apply as soon as possible!
If anyone has dealt with this before and can provide any information or experience it would be greatly appreciated
I am from the UK and have permission from my employer to work remote long term (Web Developer for UK clients)
I will be applying for my DTV visa at the start of next month.
My employer has sent me a new updated contract stating I work for a UK company and work remotely.
My main question is:
My 500k Baht is currently in investments and my checking account has not had that amount of money in for some time.
From what I have read it is okay to sell my investments and move the money into my bank account however I won't have proof that it has been there for longer than 1 month (I see people saying it needs to be in the account for 3/6 months)
I do however have regular employer payments going into the account
Do you think l will be okay applying?
I am applying online via the thaievisa.go.th site, not through an embassy in person. Unless I am misunderstanding this?
Request for additional documentation February 26th
(I initially submitted 3 statements from cash app and they wanted to see it in a real bank account so I transferred $15,000 USD to my chase bank and only submitted the statement for February)
Status Changed to Pending Approval February 28th
Approved March 3rd
I applied at night on Friday and that Monday was presidents day so technically it took about 10 business days.
This was the workcation option so I submitted:
Screenshot from my state website of my business being registered and in good standing
Cover letter explaining the nature of my business and that my clients are not thai
My website
A selfie I took of my myself against a wall and I used canva to make the background white
My ID as proof of location
My passport
Flight number for flight I havent purchased yet and address of hotel that I booked just in case but they didnt ask for proof of that
Will be returning to uk end March, hope to return to Thailand mid October, what documents should I take back to apply for a non o visa from London, I'm based in my partners home not married we have a daughter together who is 25 now and self sufficient I'm over 50, will be trying to get retirement visa. I'm based in nongkhai, tia
This group has been very helpful so I'm giving back my application details:
DTV approved today ( soft power - Discover Thai Nature ) via Los Angeles embassy. USA citizen, Applied on Feb 2, approved Feb 14 ( 10 days ).
I was not asked for any additional documents.
My physical and mailing address are in different states, so my bank statements show a different address than the address I confirmed with my utility bill. I thought it might be an issue, but it was not.
I'm retired and do not work ( mid 40s, so I thought this might raise flags). I selected 'retired' in the application. My bank checking statements do show a stable 'income' every month from investments.
I submitted 6 months of bank statements, the last statement showed more than the required 500,000THB and the 5 before showed close to it. I highlighted the totals at the end of the month in the PDF, and joined them into one PDF. I wanted to make this as simple as possible for the person reviewing it.
In addition, even though I know it's not required I also submitted my investment summary page ( I attached it to the joined PDF of my bank statements on the last page ). On the summary page I highlighted the amount invested that showed I could live a long time on the funds. Again, I didn't think I'd get denied by having this extra statement, and thought it could possibly help. Weather or not it did, i'll never know.
I wear glasses that do not obstruct my face and kept them on the photo that I submitted in the application.