Anonymous participant 219 Singapore requires employment through soft power, some other embassies do not have this requirement.

Anonymous participant I am sorry, I am confused. It almost seems like a mistake on their end. I have seen cases where they ask for proof of income(s) when applying through soft power. But I have never heard of a case where they mention workaction. I would advise 2 courses of action:

1-Send them proof of income for the last 6 months.

2-Email to confirm that they understand that you applied through soft power and not workaction.

I would favor option 1 as I usually do not like to argue with government employees.

I am confused. You applied through soft power and they are asking you a question regarding workcaction. Did I misread ?

@James *******

Hey grandpa. This is not a dating site. Calm down.

@Fontaine *************

it does not state it.

@Wannikea ********

getting advise from people that have never experienced it is not really worth my time.

@MJ ******

I agree.

I applied at the Canadian Vancouver office and I got approved without submitting these type of documents.

@MJ ******

I sent a driving licence and it got approved. I agree that I would not have taken the risk of coming in before the approval but nothing seems to stop him from entering as a tourist and doing another border run once the DTV is approved. I bet that they will come up with stricter rule soon, this visa is very new.

@MJ ******

It does not state that you have to stay. Most of us westerners are visa exempt and we are not required to present anything as a tourist. It may be safer to stay but not mandatory. You can still go there as a tourist. Let's see what that fellow story is when he gets back in.