I’m applying for a DTV visa through the Polish embassy and I have a quick question. One of the requirements is a bank statement — I’m using my Revolut account, but it’s registered with a Dutch address, even though I’m a Polish citizen applying in Poland.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? Was it accepted without any issues, or did you need to provide additional explanation/documents?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
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The user is applying for a DTV visa through the Polish embassy and is concerned about using a Revolut account registered with a Dutch address. Community responses indicate that this should not pose a problem, as Revolut is recognized as a legal bank within the EU, and proof of funds is typically sufficient for visa applications.
Lukas Andrew, should not be a problem. As I understand Revolut is a bank registered and licensed to operate within EU, incl deposit guarantee up to X amount. You need proof of funds in a bank account to show you can support yourself in the kingdom. Revolut is an online bank/financial institution with license to operate in several countries. For full disclosure, I use Revolut but for application savings account with a niche online bank. The Embassy in Stockholm processed the application within 7 days. One request of addition in form of latest approved income tax filling and copy of company registration. Good Luck
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