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Let $k$ be a local field of char $0$ (which is the case I concern). Let $V$ be a variety defined over $k$ and let $f: \mathbb A^n\to V$ be a surjective map (over the algebraic closure of $k$) defined over $k$. Is it true that the restriction of $f$ to $k$ rational points $k^n\to V(k)$ surjective?

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surjectivity of rational points induced by surjective map from affine space

Let $k$ be a local field of char $0$ (which is the case I concern). Let $V$ be a variety defined over $k$ and let $f: \mathbb A^n\to V$ be a surjective map (over the algebraic closure of $k$) defined over $k$. Is it true that the restriction of $f$ to $k$ rational points $k^n\to V(k)$ surjective?