Visa refuse - GTE

Jacque888 · December 2014

@xine i use both my bank statement and mom bank statement.. gamin mo nnlng din ing sa sister mo, as long as may affidavit sya na nag wasabi na sya mag susupport sayo and maybe itr nya or payslip. kailangan rin kasi makita na aside sa show money mo eh ing sponsor mo ay may source of income too

Xine · December 2014

ye complete naman docs ng sis ko shes working naman sa US sa US Airforce. how much show money sa mom mo?

di din kasi enough ung sa money ng sis ko kaya kailangan din may other money para makaabot sa 1.3m

may agent ka ba?

Jacque888 · December 2014

@xine nope i applied on my own, for my student visa. thats good na complete young sister mo then you got not much to worry, as long as ur sister wrote na she supports you like send u allowance and pay for ur tuition that should be alright.
yung sa mom ko naman malaki na kasi ung amountn ng nasa bank nya and ung payslips nya because of her work. so i ddnt have a problem with that ung second application. ing first application denial was really just because of the funds tlga. ung second namn was fast na since adnun na affidavit, except lang hung interview part na..

Xine · December 2014

ah i see sana nga. un lang sa mom mo kumpleto nya na ung money na kailangan ung sa sis ko kasi kulang

kaya worried pa rin

Xine · December 2014

Acceptable sources

The most common sources of funds which may be acceptable for the purpose of assessing funds for student visa applications are:
• loans from financial institutions
• money deposits held with financial institutions
• Bank Loans from financial institutions
• Loans must be issued from a Financial Institute (FI)
•A loan "in principle" is not acceptable.
•A loan must generally be at least partially disbursed before a visa can be granted. If the bank does not disburse the loan before visa grant then it is open to you to use another bank (FI) that can meet your needs.
• Visa applicants are required to provide evidence of family's income available to repay the loan. This income must be held by an acceptable individual.
• Visa applicant must provide evidence of the collateral used to secure the loan. This collateral must be genuinely held by an acceptable individual.
• If collateral is made using funds other than regular income then the applicant must provide the trail of funds. For example, a sale deed can be provided as evidence if funds are obtained by sale of property. Please note that sale agreements are not acceptable. Only the registered sale deed is acceptable for visa purposes.

Non-acceptable funds

The following financial instruments may not meet the regulatory requirements and thus are not able to be considered for visa purposes.
• Credit card accounts
• Shares and mutual funds
• Gold and jewellery
• Bonds
• Life Insurance documents

http://www.philippines.embassy.gov.au/mnla/Student_Visa_Requirements.html

uhm tapos may nabasa din ako di ko lang makita na narefuse ung visa dahil ung money is from selling a land. so much better pa rin talaga na ung sponsor mo is continous ung income na may work. kaya kung loan you need to prove to them na you can pay it

Visa applicants are required to provide evidence of family's income available to repay the loan. This income must be held by an acceptable individual.

nung first din kala ko basta may show money ka ok na lahat di rin pala kailangan may supporting docs ka pa din lalo na sa 572.

pero kung ayaw mo ng complicated na mga requirements like this pwede ka namang kumuha ng school na under SVP which is assessment level 1 so di na masyado strict sa mga financial requirements .