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I am planning to apply for my parents super visa. My dad is retired (previously had business and mom is a homemaker. I have two questions- Do we need to provide any documents to prove their financial assets? If yes, what can we provide?
 
I am planning to apply for my parents super visa. My dad is retired (previously had business and mom is a homemaker. I have two questions- Do we need to provide any documents to prove their financial assets? If yes, what can we provide?

Usually bank statements and property documents.
 
Usually bank statements and property documents.
Thank you! I also have a sibling in India, she is not dependent but unmarried. She lives with them. Do we need to provide any proof to prove their relationship. And also, they don’t have much balance in their bank account, however, they have financial assets such as FD’s etc. should we still provide bank statements?
 
Thank you! I also have a sibling in India, she is not dependent but unmarried. She lives with them. Do we need to provide any proof to prove their relationship. And also, they don’t have much balance in their bank account, however, they have financial assets such as FD’s etc. should we still provide bank statements?

She will need to apply for a regular TRV separately.
 
I am planning to apply for my parents super visa. My dad is retired (previously had business and mom is a homemaker. I have two questions- Do we need to provide any documents to prove their financial assets? If yes, what can we provide?
For super visa it's not required for them. Finances are more assessed on your side.
 
For super visa it's not required for them. Finances are more assessed on your side.

Typically you still have to show they have some savings. Parents are expected to return home after their visit and should be able to show they will be able to support themselves when they return. If they experience a case of family relationship breakdown they should be able to show that they could afford to get a hotel room, buy a flight home, etc. The amount the should be able to show is likely significantly less than with a normal TRV.
 
Typically you still have to show they have some savings. Parents are expected to return home after their visit and should be able to show they will be able to support themselves when they return. If they experience a case of family relationship breakdown they should be able to show that they could afford to get a hotel room, buy a flight home, etc. The amount the should be able to show is likely significantly less than with a normal TRV.
Yes, but it's more like nice to have and not a decisive factor for a super visa.