New answers tagged proof-provenance-of-funds
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The purpose of submitting bank statements with your visa application is threefold:
Demonstrate that you can support yourself
Demonstrate that you have strong ties to your home country - a fixed constant income every months shows you receive a salary of some sort, hence you have a job
Demonstrate that you lead a financially healthy lifestyle
With this in ...
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Yes, it does. Your spouse needs to show that he can afford the commitment and the source of his funds. See Should I submit bank statements when applying for a UK Visa? What do they say about me?
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I submitted a bank statement with 2370jod for the bank account I get my salary into and after 2 days I had to withdraw 500 jod to give to someone and now since I got them back should I deposit them back or not ?
You should make sure your bank statements help you demonstrate that you have a stable lifestyle at home, and that you have enough funds to support ...
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You are going to have problems.
As Giacomo Catenazzi says, selling a property to pay for your trip is a bit of a red flag. In fact any large amounts of money suddenly appearing in your account, or the account of someone who is paying for your trip, is going to be a red flag. You have to make sure that your documentation of the sale is rock solid - a legal ...
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Whoever you use as a sponsor has to prove that they can afford the commitment. You don’t say how much the overall cost of the proposed short study course will be (travel to UK, course fees, personal spending during the course etc) but however much that is, your sponsor needs to show:
the money is available to you
the spend is proportionate to their income/...
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Selling property for a travel is not seen well. You sell properties when you want to emigrate, so break link to home country.
Regular income is much better. And you should try to stress on documents which prove you will return after the course at Oxford (maybe also describing advantages of your course on your career on your home country).
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The best thing you can do when applying for a visa is to be truthful and be specific. Give as much of the correct information as possible and you will maximise your chances of getting the visa.
Now, I am not an immigration officer so I cannot guarantee that you will get a visa, but according to what you wrote I can say that you are handling this visa ...
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