I did the TDAC correctly and she definitely put the wrong number of days initially. She caught it before handing back my passport though. Any time humans are involved, mistakes can happen, regardless of how many system safeguards.
Gosh, I was so tired that I completely forgot to show anything last time I entered DMK a few weeks ago. The immigration officer initially put a 60 day stamp, then self-corrected and even asked (with concern) if she'd missed my partner's visa (he went before me). Yeah, it's good to have printed (and I do), but I take it from the "e-visa paper (if any)" that not totally necessary and maybe they mean "e-visa/paper (if any)".
Submit the proper bank statement in PDF format. If applying for workcation, highlight your income. (They asked me for that as additional document request in HCMC and I also submitted like that in Jakarta.) I did not use Revolut, but it *should* be accepted, especially if it's a bank in your country. Even if not, it'll still be a registered Financial Institution.
DTV_BegPecker In the UK, they force electronic gates. I got shouted out before for trying to go through manual gate before trying electronic (i already knew I was having issues with passport scans). Failing that, book a few nights in a cheap, cancellable hotel and use the booking confirmation?
Anonymous participant If it's the same address, may be worth trying to send a utility bill of your brother's and explaining that he is not on the bill in a cover letter. This worked for our passport applications from another country, so disclaimer that I don't know if it'll work, just seems logical if no other options.