Proof of Funds at Landing
#1
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From: From Bognor to BC (Maple Ridge)









Hi all,
When landing, what sort of proof of funds do you need to show the Immigration people ?
Is a letter from my UK bank showing what we have converted into CAD enough ?.
Thanx in advance for any help on this.
SS
When landing, what sort of proof of funds do you need to show the Immigration people ?
Is a letter from my UK bank showing what we have converted into CAD enough ?.
Thanx in advance for any help on this.
SS
#2
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Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Edmonton

Hi SunnySussex,
I had recently landed in Toronto and they never asked me to show any proof of funds. The only question they ask is how much money am i bringing to Canada. I told them a number (i don't carry the money with me or anything, i just told them i intend to bring X amount of money in the future, but for the time being, i only have $500 CAN for my landing trip) They had no problem with it and never asked for proofs. To be on the safe side, i think you can just use your bank statement ( i printed my off my e-banking site). That should be sufficient. What are others' experiences?
I had recently landed in Toronto and they never asked me to show any proof of funds. The only question they ask is how much money am i bringing to Canada. I told them a number (i don't carry the money with me or anything, i just told them i intend to bring X amount of money in the future, but for the time being, i only have $500 CAN for my landing trip) They had no problem with it and never asked for proofs. To be on the safe side, i think you can just use your bank statement ( i printed my off my e-banking site). That should be sufficient. What are others' experiences?
#3
Hi
Some POE's will take the bank statement, other will insist that you go to an ATM and print off a receipt with the balance.
PMM
Originally Posted by webgirl
Hi SunnySussex,
I had recently landed in Toronto and they never asked me to show any proof of funds. The only question they ask is how much money am i bringing to Canada. I told them a number (i don't carry the money with me or anything, i just told them i intend to bring X amount of money in the future, but for the time being, i only have $500 CAN for my landing trip) They had no problem with it and never asked for proofs. To be on the safe side, i think you can just use your bank statement ( i printed my off my e-banking site). That should be sufficient. What are others' experiences?
I had recently landed in Toronto and they never asked me to show any proof of funds. The only question they ask is how much money am i bringing to Canada. I told them a number (i don't carry the money with me or anything, i just told them i intend to bring X amount of money in the future, but for the time being, i only have $500 CAN for my landing trip) They had no problem with it and never asked for proofs. To be on the safe side, i think you can just use your bank statement ( i printed my off my e-banking site). That should be sufficient. What are others' experiences?
PMM
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Sorry to hijack the thread but can I ask a sort of related question. When you apply for PR and have to state the amount of money you are taking, do you have to take that amount or are you allowed to take more or less than you stated ie is this figure set in stone?. If less are you ok as long as its above the minimum requires (just in case a fancied going on a mass spending spree before hand.)?.
Thanks
Thanks
#5
Hi
As long as you have the required settlement funds amount you are fine.
PMM
Originally Posted by RJH
Sorry to hijack the thread but can I ask a sort of related question. When you apply for PR and have to state the amount of money you are taking, do you have to take that amount or are you allowed to take more or less than you stated ie is this figure set in stone?. If less are you ok as long as its above the minimum requires (just in case a fancied going on a mass spending spree before hand.)?.
Thanks
Thanks
PMM
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Originally Posted by PMM
Hi
As long as you have the required settlement funds amount you are fine.
PMM
As long as you have the required settlement funds amount you are fine.
PMM
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Originally Posted by RJH
Thanks PMM!!!!.
#8
Originally Posted by heckler
What is the amount you are required to show on landing?




