Sirr my sponsor is my brother , but we don't have any itr And we have a saving of around 30 lakh + around 15 lakh loan If we show back date itr Is there any chance i got my visa ????
Hello If we pay our tuition fees and go for the education bond and deposit the annual living expenses in it, do we still have to show the bank statement to the embassy?
@@letschaloireland I'm asking you weather it's a good thing to come to ireland especially In terms of critical Visa scheme cause it should be 44k euros per year right the salary would be that's why I have one and half year only so I'm thinking that for freshers the salary is not 29 to 33k euros right so it would be a problem or what could you please brefilyt wsplain it
suppose if i take the bond after getting offer letter from college. and then i apply study visa with Ielts score/Duolingo and the study visa didn't got approved then what will happen . in that case will i get my education bond money
Hey , I am too pursuing ACCA (12/13) have around 1 year experience in India interested in moving to Ireland. I wanted to know whether I will need to do Masters for getting a work permit? Can we connect on LinkedIn
sir online classes kaise h? am new to ireland and have some difficulties in speaking english and the learning is ok for me. how’s the classes ?? can i learn it properly
i did bussiness after i completed my bachelors … i have bussiness account they are lot of big transactions in my account like 60 k 80 k 1 lac 5 lac 8 lac … i show my balance sheet profit loss ITR enough ? those are bussiness transections can i give justification with itrs balance sheet profit and loss expenses etc like that with CA report? the amount which circulate in my account are revenue
@@letschaloireland just finished the video, bohat acha explain Kia Hai AAP nay. I have one question bro, Jo dosra licence HOTA Hai "door supervision ka jis main pubs waghaira main bhe job Hoti Hai Kia us licence pay job mil jati Hai?? Aur Kia us Kay per hour euro bhe zyada miltay Hain?? Kindly clear kijya Ga
I am an incoming student for sept 2024 (same campus and course mentioned in the blog here) Looking to connect with guys who would be going for the same intake and program Also looking for a roommate
Hi bro , I still have a doubt. Some of the agencies requires 6 months maturity period for the show money for visa application. Is this mandatory. If I am in a situation where I am not able to prove the maturity period for 6 months , is there any way by which I can bypass or skip this 6 months maturity period. Or is there any situations when the visa officer don't bither about the 6 months maturity period ?
Hi bro, Have a doubt regarding financials, i got sanctioned 22 laks rupees and paid 10 laks rupes as tution fee now 12 laks has disbursed. My main sponsor has 2laks in bank account and second sponsor has 70k in bank account and main sponsor is working in ireland. So is this enough to get approve the visa?
There is no success or failure rate dear, it is all depends on immigration officer discretion. But as per my experience you can’t show whole living experiences from loan be it u have 2 lacs still there might be or might not be an issue.
Hi bhayya I got 25 lakhs loan and i have taken 25 lakhs total amount in which i paid 12 lakhs of my clg fee completely and remaining amount is in my bank account freezed and i can use them completely once my visa get accepted now my question is i have taken total loan and i also have savings worth 5-6 lakhs in my fathers account as he is farmer and we also have crop sale market bills as proof for the amount so in total i have 25 lakhs loan + 6 lakhs in dad acc. Will that be a problem for visa as i have taken total loan amount. Or will that be ok as i also showing savings in father account pls explain should i decrese the loan amount if yes how much loan should i take. Pls rly it will be helpful Thankyou😊
You need to convince the bank people to let you purchase the bond otherwise it will be very difficult to get visa, if you showing 100% of loan amount. Despite having 5-6 lacks you need to have more money as living expenses.