Are there any visa requirements regarding minimum bank balance or proof of funds covering living costs and tuition fees in Netherlands?
Yes, for a Netherlands student visa, you must show proof of funds covering both tuition fees and living expenses for at least one academic year.
- Living expenses: The current requirement is €1,130.77/month (totaling €13,569.24/year), not including tuition fees. This figure is subject to change for future intakes.
- Proof methods: You can provide a recent personal bank statement, a university-held deposit, a scholarship letter, or a sponsor’s documents.
- Bank statement rules: The funds must be in an accessible account (not fixed deposits or investments), and the statement must be in Dutch, English, French, or German, showing your name and account details.
Requirements may vary by university.
Cash income, business income or no ITR?
See whether your funds and documents will pass the German visa check.
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