@David *******

just read what I just wrote hillbilly and look at the screenshot.

@David *******

Hey anonymous. Be careful listening to that uneducated guy. Proof of income has been required by some embassy like Singapore. If they ask you for bank statement, it means that they want to see all the transactions and possibly look at income coming in. You can try with no risk to only send the balance and worst case scenario, they will ask for the transactions but do not listen to guys that take short cut and have never fully immigrated to any country.

@David *******

Hey buddy. Just look at this.



I even took a screenshot for you as you seem to have some issue reading:

@David *******

Ask AI to read my text as you seem to have some real issues understanding what I am saying. You have probably never immigrated to any countries so you would not understand the complexity of it anyway.

I am only saying to be prepared for it, not to submit immediately, don't get all excited. I have immigrated to several other countries before and I have learnt to anticipate. But hey, if you want to do it like a cowboy, go for it !

@David *******

There has been cases of Embassy requiring this. I would always anticipate it.

Canada is very good place to apply from. Couple days to get an approval if your application is in order.

Anonymous participant It is very likely that they will ask for income for soft power, so you are right to be prepared for it. They want to make sure that you have income to avoid illegal work. Income from different accounts is not an issue. I did this for workaction.

@Robert **********

Canada only ask for one statement

I got approved in similar timeline in Vancouver. I applied in December 29th, got requested additional documents on January 2nd and got approved on January 3rd. I was quite impressed as well.