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Guys, I am self employed with my own sole proprietorship business in my country. I receive income in my current account. So should I show my current account statement or transfer money to savings account and show it?
I also have more than a million baht in savings. What happens if I transfer half of it to my savings just to show that 500,000 baht balance and keep it there for 3 months? Does that work? Or sell my car and keep that money in my savings account for 3 months (I don't need my car anyway).
Firstly, instead of making the THB800,000 deposit, can I have a combination of a smaller deposit and money coming into my account every month, or do I need both?
Secondly, is the money currently being deposited into your account on a monthly basis being taxed 10% yet as I have read previously,?
I have asked both of these questions to immigration agents and received no reply.
FYI. The monthly amount is in the form of a retirement fund and has already been taxed twice by my Government, I'm not wanting to get it taxed a third time.
Hi All, I'm currently in my home country and applied online for a Non-immigrant Type O.
Today I've got a request for more documents: *Please upload the bank transaction money in CURRENT ACCOUNT for LAST THREE MONTHS showing your name and the balance, the amount income monthly not less than 65,000 THB or total balance 800,000 *THB*.*
1) Can I provide the entire balance of my portfolio and not the transactions? Because that amount of money is in the investment portfolio in the bank.
*2) (e.g., bank statements for the last three months, sponsor letter) -*"Sponsor letter" - does that refer to the same bank guarantee letter they use to ask?
Has anyone applied for a retirement visa using the monthly income requirement instead of the 80K deposit? If so, how did you get your documents verified since the embassy doesn’t handle it?
I am looking at applying for a DTV with Muay Thai (Canadian passport but considering going to Chiang Mai to scope out gyms before choosing one, and applying from Hanoi) I have the 500k+ funds in a regular savings account.
But I'm seeing that several people are being asked to also report income.
I only have spousal support as income (declared on my taxes to CRA, I pay taxes on it just like a regular income) but it solely shows as a single monthly etransfer into my bank account.
Will this cause a problem? I couldn't find a clear answer, so I don't know I there's a better way to word my inquiry.
Applying for muay thai visa in swedish embassy and i put unemployed as it was recommended in this group but chosen income less than 20.000 euro as I trade and get dividens.
I plan to apply for DTV in jakarta soon for Workation as freelance. I have 500k statements from the last 6 months.
However my situation is a bit specific as I am a freelance, but has been working for a single client over the last 6 years, almost like an employee.
Therefore, I am concerned regarding the portfolio requirements. Was wondering if anyone has been in the same situation ? What kind of documents would you recommend to provide ?
I was thinking to provide invoices with matching funds received on my bank account, not sure if that will be enough
Should I reapply for DTVSIA in Jakarta, Indonesia, after being rejected in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam? How long should I wait before reapplying? I don’t know the exact reason for the rejection, but I suspect it may have been due to missing documents. I want to prepare everything properly and try again.
Has anyone been approved at age 21 as a freelance software developer? I think they may not have trusted my income source.