You can use:
1. Cash at your bank , your spouse's bank a/c or joint a/c
2. Provident fund+Gratuity at your company
3. Govt. Stock+Bond
4. FDR at bank
In a summary, all liquid assets which can be immediately transferred into cash with very clear valuation in monetary measurement (land,car,flat,gold etc. can not be quickly transferable asset and/or difficult to assess the exact valuation hence not accepted as POF ).
Yes, not mentioned directly; but just read under heading "How much money should you bring?" where they mentioned "documents that guarantee payment of a set amount of money, which are payable to you ....."
This presented right after the POF chart which implies POF is also supported for those items.
Can someone tell me if I sold the property which I have purchased for a saving purpose and show the amount as a POF is this ok? Secondly, how can I'll justify this amount in my bank account?