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[quote author=Cashmadam post=126403868]@cashmadam @ShootingStar92 @D1O @giselle237

Please, I am wondering if you have experience with Canada visa application too on what to put in the section asking about ‘how much money do you have for your stay in Canada’?

I am a student in the UK going to visit my sister in Canada, who is sponsoring the trip including accommodation and flights. Two years ago, for a UK visit visa application, there was a similar question which I put £1. But I still included my bank statements and my sponsor’s statements. The UK visa application was approved. I just wanted to know if anyone has used this approach for Canada too and if it worked. Thanks.

Please does anyone have suggestions on what to put under the section asking about ‘how much money do you have for your stay in Canada’? I am a student in the UK going to visit my sister in Canada who is sponsoring the trip including accommodation and flights. Two years ago, for a UK visit visa application, there was a similar question which I put £1. But I still included my bank statements and my sponsor’s statements. The UK visa application was approved. I just wanted to know if anyone has used this approach for Canada too and it works.

Khenney002:
yes I inputted £1 as advised and a cover letter to address the issue. No amendment was made as we already stated that his sister will be the sponsor.

Thank you!
To show evidence of his personal financial circumstances, I’m wondering how many months of his personal bank statements you included in addition to his sister’s.

Khenney002:
@cashmadam @D10 @shootingstar92 @giselle237
Thank you all for your useful insights on my twin brother application that was denied then due to the mistake we made, we re-applied and he got his passport today.. I really appreciate everyone

Congratulations to your twin brother.

1. Please did you input £1 or you just changed to a reasonable amount that is supported by the amount of money in his bank statement?
2. Apart from the amount he planned to spend personally, did you make any other amendments to the new application (especially the annual allowance)?
3. Also, did you include a cover letter to address the issues raised during the previous denial.