Imm 5818 and imm 1294 funds

[Arshdeep132401]

Hello.
Im wriring this as ik uploading my file by myself. But one thing i wanna know as my father is showing approx 13 alkh and my grandfather is showing approx57 lakh rupees. So how much do i need to put up in the funds section as im applying it with pte

Rest
Where to add imm 5818 form??. Kindly reply

 

[RamSatt]

It depends on the program you are applying for. Is it a 1 year or a 2-year program? Are you applying via SDS or Non-SDS? Have you paid one semester or one-year Tuition Fees? All these factors matter.

How old are you? If you're older than 21, it would be beneficial to show your own funds too. In the future, when you're posting on forums like this, please convert to Canadian Dollars. Not everyone understands Lakhs and crores.

Regardless, I understand your father can show savings of 13 Lakhs (~C$21,000) and your Grandfather, 57 Lakhs (~C$93,500). Are these funds liquid assets? If they are tied up in mutual funds, investments, gold or property, then IRCC may not consider them,. It depends on how you represent the funds.

You need to show proof of funds for your entire program (Tuition) and living costs for the entire program length. Living costs can depend on the city you'll be living in. But a safe bet is averaging C$1000-1200 per month. So, C$12,000-14,400 for one year; C$24,000-29,000 for two years, etc.

Add it up, and make sure you can provide proof for the funds you're mentioning. Good luck!

 

[Arshdeep132401]

It depends on the program you are applying for. Is it a 1 year or a 2-year program? Are you applying via SDS or Non-SDS? Have you paid one semester or one-year Tuition Fees? All these factors matter.

How old are you? If you're older than 21, it would be beneficial to show your own funds too. In the future, when you're posting on forums like this, please convert to Canadian Dollars. Not everyone understands Lakhs and crores.

Regardless, I understand your father can show savings of 13 Lakhs (~C$21,000) and your Grandfather, 57 Lakhs (~C$93,500). Are these funds liquid assets? If they are tied up in mutual funds, investments, gold or property, then IRCC may not consider them,. It depends on how you represent the funds.

You need to show proof of funds for your entire program (Tuition) and living costs for the entire program length. Living costs can depend on the city you'll be living in. But a safe bet is averaging C$1000-1200 per month. So, C$12,000-14,400 for one year; C$24,000-29,000 for two years, etc.

Add it up, and make sure you can provide proof for the funds you're mentioning. Good luck!

Well im aoplying via non sds stream... So do i write like 1,00,000 cad in the funds secyion on imm 1294?

 

[Arshdeep132401]

It depends on the program you are applying for. Is it a 1 year or a 2-year program? Are you applying via SDS or Non-SDS? Have you paid one semester or one-year Tuition Fees? All these factors matter.

How old are you? If you're older than 21, it would be beneficial to show your own funds too. In the future, when you're posting on forums like this, please convert to Canadian Dollars. Not everyone understands Lakhs and crores.

Regardless, I understand your father can show savings of 13 Lakhs (~C$21,000) and your Grandfather, 57 Lakhs (~C$93,500). Are these funds liquid assets? If they are tied up in mutual funds, investments, gold or property, then IRCC may not consider them,. It depends on how you represent the funds.

You need to show proof of funds for your entire program (Tuition) and living costs for the entire program length. Living costs can depend on the city you'll be living in. But a safe bet is averaging C$1000-1200 per month. So, C$12,000-14,400 for one year; C$24,000-29,000 for two years, etc.

Add it up, and make sure you can provide proof for the funds you're mentioning. Good luck!

Do i need to add gic plus my father saving money thats approx 25000 cad and grandfather approx 85000...do i need to add this three and then write it up

 

[RamSatt]

If you can show proof of those funds. And they are not immovable assets. Then yes.

IMM5818 is a checklist and student questionnaire. It doesn't need to be uploaded.

 

[Arshdeep132401]

If you can show proof of those funds. And they are not immovable assets. Then yes.

IMM5818 is a checklist and student questionnaire. It doesn't need to be uploaded.

Yes i can show it in my bank account,,,,