International Student Visa - Proof of Affordability

[anindasaha]

Hey everyone!!!

I have a question for you all and I hope someone will really help me out because I'm kind of a bit worried right now. Ok guys, so I am a student from Fiji and I am planning to attend University of Waterloo in Canada next year where the tuition fees are about $32000 per year. So my question is, since I am originally from Bangladesh, my family has a bank account in Bangladesh too where we keep most of our money in the form of wage-earner-bonds whereas in Fiji we have less in our bank accounts. So do wage-earner-bonds qualify as actual proof of affordability? And also, can we use two different accounts to show that we have the money required for the Student Visa?

Also, I understand there has been some new regulations in the Canadian Immigration. I was wondering does Canada still provide the post-graduation work permits to students based on the number of years they've studied there?

Thank you. Any help is highly appreciated.

 

[dental15]

You can prove two, or three different bank account. When you put total money, you can add all the money from different bank account. I did the same way. I put my bank account + my parents bank account.

 

[anindasaha]

Oh alright thank you. That's actually a big relief. So would you know whether they actually accept wage-earner-bonds or treasury bills as a viable proof of affordability?