- Sep 30, 2015
- 10
- Visa Office......
- London
- NOC Code......
- 3143
- App. Filed.......
- 01-2017
- Med's Request
- Upfront
- Med's Done....
- 12-2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 10-2017
- LANDED..........
- 10-2017
When applying for permanent residency I've read on cic website that "proof of funds" is an important requirement for immigration.
While it may prove easy to show proof of your savings accounts, I am wondering if they take into consideration your debts, including student loans, and any housing mortgage?
Housing mortgage does however have two sides to it, 1.) it is a financial liability until you are able to pay it off, which for a person in their 20's will be present for a while to come, 2.) it could be viewed as an asset, given you could get a higher value for the property.
What is cic's rule of thumb when it comes to proof of funds, liabilities and assets, in terms of student loans and mortgages etc.?
Any advice, and/or direct links to cic would be greatly appreciated! The information I could find from cic on "proof of funds" was extremely limited.
Thanks in advanced
While it may prove easy to show proof of your savings accounts, I am wondering if they take into consideration your debts, including student loans, and any housing mortgage?
Housing mortgage does however have two sides to it, 1.) it is a financial liability until you are able to pay it off, which for a person in their 20's will be present for a while to come, 2.) it could be viewed as an asset, given you could get a higher value for the property.
What is cic's rule of thumb when it comes to proof of funds, liabilities and assets, in terms of student loans and mortgages etc.?
Any advice, and/or direct links to cic would be greatly appreciated! The information I could find from cic on "proof of funds" was extremely limited.
Thanks in advanced