Don’t have to, didn’t get my passport stolen… and if you have nothing actually useful to add to the conversation, why don’t you mosey on out of here 👋🏼

@Jef *******

they can transfer a visa from one passport to another. They don’t issue the visa

I would ask your local immigration office what the procedure is for this. I would think you will need a police report for the stolen passport and a printout of your DTV visa. If your visa was actually in the passport, not an e-visa, do you have any proof you had it, email from the embassy, receipt, photo?

In any case, it’s not just a matter of going out and back in as the visa is linked to your (stolen) passport number

Anonymous participant yeah that’s what was submitted for the visa. But I don’t actually train 24 hours a week haha. 6 usually.

Anonymous participant it was basically a description of what happens in the group class (eg running, skipping, stretching, shadow boxing, padwork, sparring, technique, etc). And that this happens twice a day for two hours. (Mind you I do 3 group classes a week, no one actually checks you do all these things)

The gym I train at provides the following documents and has (so far) a 100% approval rating for DTV:

Letter of acceptance (so and so will be training with us, please grant them this visa, etc)

Booking confirmation (so and so has paid for x amount of months of training, starting dd/mm/yy)

Training schedule (explaining what so and so will be doing/learning during training)

Copy of owner ID, signed

Copy of business registration

Copy of Sport Authority license

@Rudi **********

niet helemaal waar, ik ben huiseigenaar en heb een blauw boek met mijn naam erin. Het is idd niet erg gebruikelijk.

It’s not ‘a risk they ask for passport pages etc’ they ask for it 100%. It’s part of the application. You have to prove that you are in the country where you are applying.

I went to do my 90-day report a few weeks ago and the woman at the immigration office said to me ‘next 90 day you need to go out and come back in’. She didn’t even entertain the idea of an extension.

The changes you are referring to are for people coming in visa-exempt, not DTV holders (although they might be more strict on everyone I guess)

My friend did this in February. Myanmar border at Ranong. No questions asked. She got the visa in HCMC in December