My Chances of Securing a VISA

[neeraj1985]

Hey Guys, I need some help in understanding what are my chances of securing a VISA under SPP. Here is my overall profile:

Course Applied for: Global Business Management (two years post graduate certificate course)
College: Humber Institute of technology and advanced learning.

Educational background:

2007 B.A. (Honors) Economics University of Delhi
2003 Higher Secondary C.B.S.E
2001 Matriculation C.B.S.E

IELTS Band Score - 8

Work Experience

* Eight months with NIIT SmartServe as an Executive.

* Eight months with Vertex as a Business Associate in a Travel Process.

* From last three and a half year I have been working with American Express India as an Analyst in their Credit Card Operations.



Financial Background
 Personal Savings approximately Rs 4,70,000.00
 Fixed Deposit – Rs 4,00,000.00
 Residential Property Value: Approx. 17 – 18 Lakhs.
 Mother Bank Account: 1,30,000.00

 

[enfield]

Hey Guys, I need some help in understanding what are my chances of securing a VISA under SPP. Here is my overall profile:

Course Applied for: Global Business Management (two years post graduate certificate course)
College: Humber Institute of technology and advanced learning.

Educational background:

2007 B.A. (Honors) Economics University of Delhi
2003 Higher Secondary C.B.S.E
2001 Matriculation C.B.S.E

IELTS Band Score - 8

Work Experience

* Eight months with NIIT SmartServe as an Executive.

* Eight months with Vertex as a Business Associate in a Travel Process.

* From last three and a half year I have been working with American Express India as an Analyst in their Credit Card Operations.



Financial Background
 Personal Savings approximately Rs 4,70,000.00
 Fixed Deposit – Rs 4,00,000.00
 Residential Property Value: Approx. 17 – 18 Lakhs.
 Mother Bank Account: 1,30,000.00

Hi,


On your financial capacity, I would like to advise you to apply for a certified bank loan against your property valuation. CHC India preferred a certified loan against anything else.


And on the Visa checklist (General/SPP), since September 2011, they have started using the word “PREFERRED OPTION”.

I quote SPP/General Visa Checklist;

"AS A PREFERRED OPTION for proof of funds: A copy of an Educational Loan from an Indian Chartered Bank equivalent to at least 80% of tuition +living + travel expenses for one academic year (normally, first year’s tuition, unless already paid, plus $8000). See information on the next page for the list of acceptable banks."