DTV Visa from Pakistan 🇵🇰 (Workcation)

🌸 Almost Approved 🌸

Had my interview today for DTV in Islamabad. The officer asked me normal questions about what I do, how much I earn.

Then said your bank documents for the 500,000 Baht are not attested. How can I know the authenticity/ genuineness of these documents?

I told him it’s possible to call the bank. (My statements were from Wise).

He said you’ll need to get the statements notarized and then apostilled from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan and then I can scan them in to the evisa portal.

He also offered me the multi entry visa instead that he can approve today. I said no, I’d like the DTV.

From talking to him it felt like all my documents are in order. He was also very helpful in answering all my questions.

I make a good amount of money and my employment is easily verifiable so it was a smooth Q&A nothing too crazy.

Overall it was a positive experience.

I’ll update on if I get the visa once I’ve submitted the apostilled documents.

It’s a hassle to do this but keeping in mind the high number of fake docs people submit, I guess it’s something necessary they have to do in Pakistan.

I wasn’t aware of this requirement or I would’ve brought the apostilled statements.

For anyone else applying as workcation from Pakistan, make sure you apostille your statements.

He did mention if I had my 500K in a local bank, it might be easier? But I’m not 100% sure.

Best of luck.

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Just reading on some different embassy sites about documents and i quote from Vientiane embassy" Copies of agency/school/institution/company documents must be signed by an authorized person and stamped with the agency/school/institution/company seal.

Does this mean any business number registration or letter head needs to be notarized by an embassy in home country or just have the letterhead stating its origin EG company letterhead

Hi everyone, I'm about to travel to Taiwan to apply for the DTV visa.

I would appreciate it if you could share your experiences regarding the following:

1. Assuming my original documents are not in English, do they require an official translation with a notary's signature and stamp?

2. Is the visa fee only payable if I am approved? In other words, if my application is rejected, do I not have to pay?

Thank you very much!

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I'm in currently in Thailand and planning to go to Vientiane next month, I already got an appointment for Nov 12th. On their website it says that any documents in languages other than Thai or English must be translated and notarized. My bank statement is in French, I can get it translated in Bangkok but the French embassy here won't notarize my bank statement. Anyone been in the same situation?

(Vietnam/Taiwan/Jakarta) Did anyone HAD to submit NOTARIZED bank statements?

As far as I understand you just print out the bank statements (in english?)...

...and maybe hand in an additional screenshot of the bank account on the current day, just to be sure.

(The only case where I read that they must be notarized was in Laos)

-Thank you in advance for your replies

For those who applied in Vientiane, did you have your bank statement notarized??

Got DTV approved yesterday in Taipei.

They are very nice and quick. Applied on Monday morning 9-11:30 am and received it Tuesday afternoon 4-5pm. No appointment needed. 11K TWD

Documents presented:

Application form (I put my home address not my Thailand)

Company registration (it's legalized. They starting give harder time to people who just show the registration paper without legalization, so I wanted to be sure)

Appointment letter from my comany

Shareholder certificate of my company

Bank certificate about total amount of 500K from Khuringthai

Bank Statement from Khuringthai. I printed 6 months but I didn't have on my account this amount of money for the entire time, they just wanted to check constant income

And that's it. Good luck!

Hello,

Has anyone had to use a certified translation service to translate their documents into English or Thai for the DTV application at a Thai consulate?

E-Visa from Canada,

Hello all I have a question if someone able to help me out please,

Anyone had experience when applying e-visa online in Vancouver Consulate and when asking Bank Statement approval Copy,( is mandatory to signed and stamp)the original copy from the Bank Manager?

Thank you any advice 🙏