I have the DTV visa and I stay here multiple months. You can bring up to 10k us$ each time u enter the country and true shops are at any department store/big c/lotus. That's plenty of cash for most of people but perhaps you're a multi billionaire so it might now work....I know it might not be a solution for everyone but 1) this isn't YOUR post and you aren't the one in needed of help. 2) op seems fitting for true money so it might work for him/her. 3) I know you are a special one, I'm done with you, I'll leave u the last word
as I said above, I brought foreign cash with me (which can be exchanged at super rich for better rate) and anyways you can top up 50k at any true store and not 3 k as u said. 50k is
ho fatto il visto con lei (non in Italia però) ed è una bravissima ragazza. Sì è smazzata un bel po' di problemi con l'ambasciata ed ho ottenuto il visto. Te la raccomando al 100%
Anonymous participant well, they want to make sure you got a business that can support you abroad for the next 5 years. I've read of several folks on this page who got their application denied cuz they've started just few months prior the application date. Some of them even got replied from the embassy to try again a few months later once the business was set for awhile. You're free to give it a try but IN MY OPINION the accept/deny chances would've around
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. As I said above, if u don't mind taking a gamble on 350euro then u go ahead, some got the DTV with a single appointment from a generic doctor....
If u don't mind gambling 350 euro then go ahead. In my opinion is more likely your application to be rejected than being approved. 1) money has sit in the bank for too short. 2) you just started your career as freelancer, no proof, no taxes, no nothing. That's a big red flag
I got full access (for foreigners) to true money with my DTV. It's not like having a bank here but it helps a lot. I also heard about Morata which as the advantage of using your foreign credit debit card
I second Jo about mailing the embassy and check with them. Every embassy follows its "own" rules so what might work for Vietnam might not go well there