They (Visa Officers) said " we are not financial experts so if somebody gives us property papers, or crop sale record, or jewelery assessment then we cannot evaluate it. However, the easiest way for us to evaluate is through a study loan (preferably of 80%)."Obeid_oo said:@ stud if it was said in the seminar then it has to be true and valid.
I just wanted to know stud , what did the VO's say in the seminar about students that showed only liquid
funds and no loan at all ?
You wrote in your seminar topic that they prefer a loan , but what about liquids in hand ? what was their
take on liquids only?
thanks
Some parents said that they have enough money in their bank account so why should they take a loan. Then the Visa officer said "we need to assess the overall financial condition of the student and make sure that S/He can support his/her study and living expenses. We need bank records, IT returns, Salary Slip, FD, share certificate etc which we can understand and give our assessment."
They said that we assume that if you (parents) are sending your kid to a foreign land then you have sorted out the financial arrangement already, we just need documentation proof of this belief and by taking an education loan, or by showing other means (Bank statement, FD, IT return) you can demonstrate this to us.
GS