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What should this extract look like?
Has anyone recently received a visa? I have this question:
If you are temporarily not working, then instead of a certificate of employment, you can provide a recent statement from your bank account.
What should this statement look like, what should be indicated in it? Where can I get it from the bank? Or can you do it through an ATM? If I'm going for 3 days, how much money should I have in my account?
If you are temporarily not working, then instead of a certificate of employment, you can provide a recent statement from your bank account.
What should this statement look like, what should be indicated in it? Where can I get it from the bank? Or can you do it through an ATM? If I'm going for 3 days, how much money should I have in my account?
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No at an ATM, yes at a bank branch. In all banks, they may have a different look and information.
The statement must indicate its period (it can be different, but more often it is 3-6 months), all operations on accounts / cards, the balance incoming, outgoing. Statement for each account or card, as a rule, is separate. Often banks charge money for such documents, but you can just take an extract for free if the bank puts a stamp, not a seal, or if the extract is simply printed out from online banking. There are references - this is when, in addition to who and to whom issued it, it is indicated that there are open accounts and the balance of amounts on these accounts. It happens, indicating the date of opening an account, indicating a deposit, for example. References are often paid. It is advisable to clarify at the consulates what kind of data they need, and from this, take the appropriate certificate or statement from the bank.
The statement must indicate its period (it can be different, but more often it is 3-6 months), all operations on accounts / cards, the balance incoming, outgoing. Statement for each account or card, as a rule, is separate. Often banks charge money for such documents, but you can just take an extract for free if the bank puts a stamp, not a seal, or if the extract is simply printed out from online banking. There are references - this is when, in addition to who and to whom issued it, it is indicated that there are open accounts and the balance of amounts on these accounts. It happens, indicating the date of opening an account, indicating a deposit, for example. References are often paid. It is advisable to clarify at the consulates what kind of data they need, and from this, take the appropriate certificate or statement from the bank.
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answered 9 years ago
A statement of the movement of funds on the account can be issued at the branch of the bank in which it is issued. The deposit account is not suitable. It is important that the certificate also contains bank details, signature, full name and contact phone number of the specialist who issued it. Help can be checked.
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answered 9 years ago
The certificate does not list the operations performed, but only the balances
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answered 9 years ago
I do not agree - bank employees will not give any information about the account to anyone other than the owner of the account. They will give you an extract or a certificate)
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answered 9 years ago
The certificate can be checked by the consulate. This applies at least to the Hungarian visa. In addition, they called me from the consulate and asked about the purpose of the trip, duration, route, etc.
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answered 9 years ago
A certificate from the place of work can be checked by a call to work. And the bank will not disclose customer data to anyone, unless they come from the tax or executive bodies with a court decision.
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answered 9 years ago
This is a bank statement/statement. How can the consulate "check" a bank statement about the state of the account? What's wrong? It is a check on the availability of an account for a given person that is a certificate)
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answered 9 years ago
For V_STR, the consulate can not only call, but also invite you to a personal meeting and questions about the trip, its timing, goals, etc. set eye to eye. And only certain structures can be interested in the state of the client’s personal account and only if there is a court sanction, and very good reasons are needed to obtain it, or if there is a court decision that has entered into legal force, again in the hands of a representative of certain structures. Not a single bank employee will give information on a phone call, they have instructions on this.
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answered 9 years ago
For sent2008.
Dear colleagues. Pay your attention to the question that was asked on this page - HOW the statement should look like. I applied for a Hungarian visa and issued this certificate at the bank and I know how it should look. If they personally asked me about the trip from the consulate by phone - I say that they asked, then the bank can find out by phone whether there is such a depositor or, for example, whether there is such a specialist in the bank, etc. (which they can find out in the bank if interesting, ask for more information)
Therefore, it is IMPORTANT that the certificate has the details of not only the bank itself, but also the bank specialist who issued it!
Dear colleagues. Pay your attention to the question that was asked on this page - HOW the statement should look like. I applied for a Hungarian visa and issued this certificate at the bank and I know how it should look. If they personally asked me about the trip from the consulate by phone - I say that they asked, then the bank can find out by phone whether there is such a depositor or, for example, whether there is such a specialist in the bank, etc. (which they can find out in the bank if interesting, ask for more information)
Therefore, it is IMPORTANT that the certificate has the details of not only the bank itself, but also the bank specialist who issued it!
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answered 9 years ago
Thank you very much for your replies. The picture became clearer. Only now, about the amount on the account, do not tell me what should be? And why not a debit card? What if I don't have another one?
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answered 9 years ago
And where does the information come from that a debit account will not work?
According to financial guarantees, the standard recommended amount for Schengen is 50-70 euros per day, be guided by it. If you are traveling for a very short time, well, show 30-40 thousand rubles on the balance, I think that's enough.
According to financial guarantees, the standard recommended amount for Schengen is 50-70 euros per day, be guided by it. If you are traveling for a very short time, well, show 30-40 thousand rubles on the balance, I think that's enough.
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answered 9 years ago
I made a mistake not debit, but deposit, the question is removed))) I have a limit of 15,000 tomorrow I'll go for a ride, let's see if it works or not. In general, it should, given the fact that everything is paid for by me (transfer, flight and hotel). Thanks for answers.
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answered 9 years ago
