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certificate of mid-month earnings
if the official average monthly income is less than 15 tr, but it is possible to ask the bukhs to make a certificate with an income of more than 15 tr, will such a certificate work? Are these references verified somehow?
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I understand that this is not legal... but that's the only way we go to Europe... So far, we've gotten away with it.
Yes, and how to check it? Embassies do not have the opportunity to find out your official income in the tax.
Yes, and how to check it? Embassies do not have the opportunity to find out your official income in the tax.
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answered 14 years ago
such references are not verified. and whether they will make you an accountant or not, you need to find out such a certificate from them, and not on the forum :)))
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answered 14 years ago
In addition to a certificate from a job with low income, you can add a bank account or photocopies of traveler's checks for 50 euros per day. Certificates are sometimes checked only about the presence of such an employee at the enterprise, but not about the salary. Therefore, the certificate must be with all the details.
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answered 14 years ago
You can provide such a certificate - they did it many times, it’s good if your accountant goes to a meeting under the threat of criminal liability :) I know such bitches too :)
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answered 14 years ago
In the certificate, the salary of the sister is 12,000.00 rubles. They asked for a bank statement. They put money (in the calculation of 50 euros per day) and took a certificate. They said that it is better to take this certificate, more likely to get a visa
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answered 14 years ago
A bank statement is an additional condition, but it does not give any guarantee if the earnings are lower than required.
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answered 14 years ago
Without this certificate, they said the chance to get a visa is 50/50
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answered 14 years ago
In addition to the salary, certificates from the bank are very suitable. I also want to say that there is a difference who applies for a visa, in which republic. The questioner is from Russia, it will be easier for him to get a visa than in Ukraine, since more people migrate from Ukraine. Although it has become easier to get visas to Greece lately, the crisis seems to be affecting them as well.
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answered 14 years ago
I am not saying that the certificate does not play a role, I am saying that it does not give a 100% guarantee. A recent case, a deposit of several thousand euros did not help, given the official earnings below the required.
This year, indeed, it is easier to get a visa than even in the past, tourism is now almost the only stable source of income for them.
This year, indeed, it is easier to get a visa than even in the past, tourism is now almost the only stable source of income for them.
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answered 14 years ago
"A recent case, a deposit of several thousand euros did not help, given the official earnings below the required."
Katy! You do not know the true reason for the refusal! Nobody will tell you that! If he had millions on deposit if they don't want to see him in Greece!
Katy! You do not know the true reason for the refusal! Nobody will tell you that! If he had millions on deposit if they don't want to see him in Greece!
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answered 14 years ago
In the memo of the German consulate it is written that the consulate checks the financial possibilities - these are cards, bills, traveller's checks.
And rooting: here they attributed the presence of work, study, property, entrepreneurship ...
So it turns out that having a job is rooting, and having a salary card is a financial opportunity.
Logically, a person must have money in any form and at the same time, he must be seriously tied ("rooted") in his country.
Well, and with all this, do not be a clear violator of laws, rules.
According to this logic (mine ;-) - if a person has no money (cards, accounts), and from the list of all points of "rooting" there is only work with a small salary, then he has weak rooting.
The higher the salary, the greater the rooting. If more property appears at the same time, then it’s generally good. If you have a bank account, great.
It turns out that if rooting is weak, but there is a bank account, then you need to pull up this very "rooting" - documents for a house in the village, an apartment, a garage, for example.
In addition, consulates distinguish a deposit from a card account. You will not be the first to cover your current expenses, and there was no card account, the official is small.
It seems logical. Although, of course, the true reason for the refusal is not known
And rooting: here they attributed the presence of work, study, property, entrepreneurship ...
So it turns out that having a job is rooting, and having a salary card is a financial opportunity.
Logically, a person must have money in any form and at the same time, he must be seriously tied ("rooted") in his country.
Well, and with all this, do not be a clear violator of laws, rules.
According to this logic (mine ;-) - if a person has no money (cards, accounts), and from the list of all points of "rooting" there is only work with a small salary, then he has weak rooting.
The higher the salary, the greater the rooting. If more property appears at the same time, then it’s generally good. If you have a bank account, great.
It turns out that if rooting is weak, but there is a bank account, then you need to pull up this very "rooting" - documents for a house in the village, an apartment, a garage, for example.
In addition, consulates distinguish a deposit from a card account. You will not be the first to cover your current expenses, and there was no card account, the official is small.
It seems logical. Although, of course, the true reason for the refusal is not known
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answered 14 years ago
and I have a question. In principle, z.p. I have an official 3,000 thousand UAH, which seems to be enough for the embassy, plus I talked with the bukhs, they said that if something happened, they could "draw" even more for the embassy. But I don't have a question about another deposit in the bank. There is a visa salary card, if you put the necessary amount on it (say, at the rate of 100 euros per day), i.e. about 1000 euros and provide this information to the embassy? so it is possible? Or is a deposit required?
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answered 14 years ago