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For three years of study in Germany, will the total expenditure including visa and passport be around twenty four lakhs INR?
For New Zealand visa applications, is the total ITR and flexible income of the co-applicant required?
For Germany visa, is a blocked account sufficient as financial proof or do I need additional surety?
What are the financial documentation requirements for New Zealand student visa, especially regarding education loans and sponsor income?
Does the student need to show the required funds in her own bank account or can it be in the parents' account for visa purposes in Singapore?
Does the sponsor need to be the owner of the business to show income in New Zealand?
Does the financial documentation requirement apply similarly for Australia and New Zealand?
Does New Zealand accept financial sponsorship only from parents or can siblings also show funds?
Does having filed ITRs for consecutive years with a 2-3 month gap create any problem for my visa in UK?
Does Canada require showing blocked funds for living expenses during visa application?
Do we need to show sources of funding for Australia and New Zealand visa applications?
Do we need to fill the pending cash withdrawal documents first before proceeding with the visa application in UK/New Zealand?
Do Indian students still have good work opportunities and sponsorship options abroad, especially in countries like New Zealand, France, and Germany?
Do I still have to show a bank statement of around ten lakhs for my student visa to Ireland even though my accommodation is taken care of by my sister who is already there?
Do I need to upload the loan disbursement letter and bank statement after payment in Ireland?
Do I need to submit ITR documents for Australia visa application, and what are the requirements?
Do I need to start maintaining funds in my bank account six months before the intended intake for visa purposes in Spain/Sweden?
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