Evaluation of my documents for a student visa from Bangladesh

[trumpeteer1234]

Hi, I have an offer from Carleton University to transfer my credits from Imperial College London. I expect to have to complete roughly two years' worth of course work in order to be eligible to graduate from Carleton University.

I intend to apply for a student visa in order to begin my study this fall in 2013. My tuition fees are estimated to be $20750.

I have these to show as proof of financial eligibility:

1. My father's retirement fund worth roughly 25 lakhs.
2. My father's assets in property worth roughly 3 crores (as per my estimation).

My father will receive his retirement fund within this month, so I will be able to apply at the beginning of August.

Are my financial resources adequate to meet the student visa financial requirements?

 

[dipta]

yes, it is. But it would be good if your bank statement shows your father has constant source of income.

 

[trumpeteer1234]

Thanks for your reply.

I am worried about a couple of things:

1. My tuition fees are $20,750 and the living expenses are $10,000. This amounts to 25 lakhs, so I barely manage to show that I have the funds to cover my tuition fees and living expenses.

2. Several sources stipulate that I have to keep the liquid cash in a bank for at least four months. (Some even say six.) But my father will receive his retirement fund this June and I will be applying immediately afterwards. So, the liquid cash will not have been stored for the stipulated time-period in a bank account.

3. You mention that my bank statement should show that my father has a constant source of income. However, my father's retired now and the only source of income is the rent from our properties. The transaction does not occur through a bank, so I am not sure how I might be able to show my father's source of income.

 

[cute_guy]

Thanks for your reply.

I am worried about a couple of things:

1. My tuition fees are $20,750 and the living expenses are $10,000. This amounts to 25 lakhs, so I barely manage to show that I have the funds to cover my tuition fees and living expenses.

2. Several sources stipulate that I have to keep the liquid cash in a bank for at least four months. (Some even say six.) But my father will receive his retirement fund this June and I will be applying immediately afterwards. So, the liquid cash will not have been stored for the stipulated time-period in a bank account.

3. You mention that my bank statement should show that my father has a constant source of income. However, my father's retired now and the only source of income is the rent from our properties. The transaction does not occur through a bank, so I am not sure how I might be able to show my father's source of income.

No need to worry bro.

1. Go for educational loan , show it in your visa file.
2. Yes thats true , bank accounts should have funds for some time.
Show your fathers ITRs and salary slips if possible to make ur case stronger.
3. Not necessarily; Show the property evaluation docs if possible!!!