Bank Statements for Visa - What you need to bring
Bank
Statements for Visa
Bank Statements determine the monetary assets, mandatory for any
visa because every country wants to know your financial strength for the last 6
months before giving you the visa. Being the fundamental requirement for any permit,
it also makes the process easy and successful in less time. As it shows how
much amount is credited, debited, and saved from a few months and how it does
manage your finances efficiently.
Why
is there a need of Bank Statements for Visa?
Bank statements are compulsory for anyone who’s applying for Visa,
either business, tourist, or student visa to keep the check and balance. Countries
take their bank statements to see if they have enough financial strength that
they can pay their fees, accommodation bills, and other essential payments.
Even if you are going to a country where education is free like Germany, Austria
etc. still you have to keep some amount in German account monthly or annually,
which will be released after your departure.
Factors
to calculate the amount of bank Statement
All of the countries have their own set of factors to be determined
through bank statements of at least the last 6 months. However, a few important
ones are listed below:
-
The tuition
fee for at least one semester of the admission university
-
The maintenance
cost of traveling, food, and living which varies from one country and place to
another.
-
For a visit
visa, you should have a considerable amount to move around in the intended
places, which includes travel, food, and accommodation. All of these
credentials with the number of days will be mentioned in the application form.
Characteristics
of Bank Statement
Valid bank statements should have the following features to be considered:
1.
Bank
Statement on applicant’s name
2.
Must be
minimum of 6 months at the time of application
3.
Shows all
the transaction record
4.
Should
possess some balance amount at the end
5.
Bank
statement has to printed on the bank letterhead, stamped, and duly signed by
the official bank authorities.
6.
Statement
paper should also have the bank account number and other credentials to verify
the mentioned details
Follow the pattern, fulfill all the characteristics, then there will
be very little probability of non-acceptance, although bright chances of
successful application.
Format
of Bank Statement
A standard bank statement has main two parts:
(i)
Account
Summary
It is present at the top of the front page that includes opening
balance, deposits, added interests, credits, charges, and closing balance.
(ii)
Transaction
Details
It shows everything in chronological order, from start to the last
day with the details of date, amount, payee, and payer.
(iii)
Debit
memorandum
The part was showing the details of bank charges under the code ‘SC,’
the amount that bank cuts when the balance goes down from the absolute limit,
service, or any fee charges of particular assistance.
(iv)
Credit
memorandum
When the depositor asked the bank to take the notes receivable and
proceed to the client’s bank account, this is a part of the credit memorandum;
some banks may also charge fees on it.
Therefore, this is a binding document for the visa, which banks
provide showing the transactions of the depositors' account that provides
evidence of financial balances to the embassy.