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The required bank balance depends on the country, university, and visa type.
However, most European embassies expect students to show:

• 1 year of living cost, and

• Tuition fee (full or partial) depending on the country

During your session, we calculate the exact minimum amount needed for your specific country and provide a checklist for proper solvency certification.

Yes, FD (Fixed Deposit) is acceptable for almost all European countries — but only if it is:

• In the student’s or sponsor’s name

• Clearly documented with the original FD certificate

• Supported by the bank solvency certificate

• Shown as encashable and liquid

We guide you on the exact FD format that embassies prefer and how to present it without raising red flags.

If you are using a sponsor, the essential documents include:

• Sponsor’s Affidavit of Support

• Relationship proof (NID, birth certificate, family certificate)

• Bank statements + FD documents

• Income tax documents (TIN/eTIN)

• Salary certificate or business papers

We provide all templates and explain which documents your sponsor must prepare.

Yes. Embassies strongly prefer:

• Latest tax return / tax clearance, or

• Proof of regular income with TIN/eTIN

If your sponsor recently opened a TIN or has low tax history, we guide you on how to present it correctly to avoid suspicion.

We explain the approved methods for international tuition payment, including:

• Bank TT (Telegraphic Transfer)

• International student payment portals

• University’s direct payment links

• Remittance proof formats

You will receive a step-by-step guide + acceptable proof samples for Bangladesh.

No worries — this is normal.

We help you prepare:

• Additional bank statements

• Updated solvency documents

• Sponsor’s financial explanation letter

• Revised or improved FD structure

• Clarification letters if required

Our goal is to ensure you meet every requirement exactly as the embassy expects.