Do I need to start maintaining funds in my bank account six months before the intended intake for visa purposes in Spain/Sweden?
Yes, you should maintain the required funds in your bank account for at least 3 to 6 months before applying for a student visa to Sweden, Austria, Poland, or Spain.
- Sweden: Bank statements should be issued no more than four months before your intended permit start date.
- Austria, Poland, Spain: Typically require 3 to 6 months of bank statements showing stable funds, not recent lump deposits.
Keeping funds in your account for several months before applying demonstrates financial stability and strengthens your visa application.
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