Anonymous participant So, you asked about issues leaving the country but what you're actually concerned about is issues entering the country. Well, no one can really answer that for you. If you've already had issues entering the country that is quite likely to continue as you will still be you, and your immigration history is what it is.

Even if you were told on here that you won't have issues, and then you do, it won't really help to stand there and say 'but some fella on Facebook said it would be ok'.

What kind of problems do you imagine you might have leaving the country?

Bank employees can't get any information from scanning the QR code on a visa. It's for immigration officers to scan.

Anonymous participant The application was for remote working.

3 working days via HCMC

Spent 10 days there in total but 4 of those were Tet holiday. Submitted on 29th last month. Started to be processed on the 3rd of this month. Approved on the evening of the 5th.

When HCMC ask for financial proof that you have already submitted, I think it's because they want to see a very recent bank statement that shows the money is still there. I was involved with an application there and they asked for the same thing. A statement with today's date on it will show them that you didn't just borrow the money for a day then give it back.

When embassies/consulates ask for things you have already submitted I think it's because they either want more detail, some clarification, or a more up to date version of what you've given them. I do not think they just want the same document again.

@Tod ********

thanks for the update. I thought it was an easy bounce.

@AllSabai *****

can you help open an account in Bangkok ?

Just bounce out and back in again at Nongkai

@Shannon *****

there isn’t really an appropriate section to add it to.