UK Visit Visa Bank Statement Monthly Income, should I put all the salary and withdraw my expenditures or I can only deposit my savings?
My monthly salary is 650 USD which I receive in cash each month. (transactions in my country are mostly cash-based)
I know the ideal bank statement would show a deposit of 650 USDs payday and a withdraw of 200 USDs during the month, so the net saving would be 450 USDs each month.
But I am, due to logistic purposes, planning to directly deposit the net saving (450$) each month at payday with no withdraws and explain in my cover letter that this account is only a saving account for the UK trip.
Is it ok to do that?
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How do I keep bank statements for UK visa?
the required money must have been in the bank account for a consecutive 28 day period. bank statements must cover 28 days (and printed no more than 31 days before the date of your application). You can use your bank statements or your parents' / legal guardian's statements.Does UKVI check bank statement?
The UKVI will check your bank statement for the minimum balance in your account for the 28 days preceding the closing balance of the statement. You must have a recent document from the bank that is dated within 31 days of the day you submit your online visa application.How much bank balance is required for visitor visa?
There are no rules for any minimum balance requirement for your bank account, people's experiences say that somewhere between 5 to 10K$ is enough to show.How do UK embassy confirm bank statement?
Originally Answered: do embassies confirm bank statements when you are applying for visa? If needed they will ask for a certified copy of the bank statement. The legal person certifying it, effectively confirms it as genuine.How to maintain a Bank Statement for UK Tourist or Visitor visa | 100% Guarantee of UK Tourist visa*
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