Visa Application Sample Cover Letter for Freelancers



The following is the format of the cover letter I have been using for my visa applications since I'm not employed in any company. I am currently working as a freelancer, which means I can work whenever or wherever I like. 

 The cover letter is very important as it reveals your intention of visiting the country. 



Your name
Address
Address

Date

To the Consul
Embassy of _______
Address
Address


Dear Ma’m/Sir:

I am __(your name)____. I am _____ years old and I have already graduated at the University of the Philippines in March 2010 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. 


I am going to __(what country)__ for __(state your purpose and your duration of stay)__ . I have been to Czech Republic from October 30-Dec 16, 2016  (you can state the countries you have been to), and I didn't have any record of breaking the law (or you can put whatever you want, this is just an example). I promise to leave __(the name of the country)__  on __(schedule of departure from the country)__. My visit is only for tourism and I  promise not to do any business in your country.

I have been working with __(company name)__ for __(number of years you've been working)__ as a/an __(position)__ I don’t need to ask permission for leave of absence since I am just an independent contractor in the company; __(company name)__ and I have no employee-employer relationship. Attached is a copy of my latest professional fee certificate and BIR Income Tax Return.


Sincerely,

YOUR SIGNATURE
Your name



This is just a sample. Kindly just modify the details. You may add more statements as you wish, but just make it simple as possible and avoid using flamboyant words.

Comments

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