I guess they do the soft power too so I mean if you have 2 million in Bitcoin I would approve you. From what I've seen most people are having to show bank statements with us cash or similar even people that have stock accounts where the minimum amount of 12 or 13,000 needed. some want to see it for six months in account and then buy it back in. some want to see it for six months, a lot of people were able to just transfer out those stocks overnight into an account and then buy it back after approval

@Tom *******

this is true but most people are day trading solana alts.

Sounds like it would have been cheaper just to make another company than at that point

Ok that's reassuring. Did you just download pdfs of each month from each of your online banking apps? I have also an option for account verification letter but I guess some embassies wanna see all of your transactions for the month I guess it just depends which locations you go to I'm trying to figure out if any of the locations will have a hard time with me writing my own letter certifying that I'm allowed to work remote because I own my own business in the States and have all that documentation showing my name on the the creation of the company so I think I should be fine

OK no problem i was just worried they'd maybe say no way you can

So what do you do if you get income from different bank accounts and the income you're getting for your remote work isn't coming into the account with the equivalent of 12 or 13,000 U.S. dollars in it

Christophe Van Waes I've heard you can get the true money working in more recent months if you show them a residency certificate which you can get for free or nearly free from immigration I'd like to know if this is true before I go through all the trouble though of doing it

i appreciate the info i was just trying to clarify as i'm trying to figure out if I should do it there somewhere else

@Andi **********

you say on when the interview is scheduled as if everyone is getting an interview I didn't think an interview was common in a lot of these Southeast Asian countries so it already sounds more strict?

​You know what the easiest embassy is right now