Can the 30,000 funds for going abroad be unfrozen after the visa is issued and before leaving the co

OK. Because the reason why the funds are frozen is because it is necessary to explain to the embassy that the individual or family has the financial strength to go abroad, so as long as the proof is completed, the money can be unfrozen.

Theoretically, this money will be used during the time you go abroad, so it is natural that the money should be unfrozen when you go abroad.

The purpose of freezing funds is not that the money cannot be used, but that the bank will issue a certificate of deposit certifying that the depositor's daily life can continue as usual while the money is in the bank. Generally, when applying for a bank certificate of deposit, there will be a freezing period, which can be directly unfrozen after the end of the period, and there is no need to continue to freeze.

As long as the visa is in hand, you can go to the bank to unfreeze it. It's just to prove that you have the money, and it can be unfrozen after the visa is issued.

It is not difficult to ask questions like this, and generally we ask customers to freeze for more than 6 months;

However, you must send the original documents to the consulate when you apply for a visa, but you can take out the original documents and personal ID cards in advance with bank deposits after processing.

But I advise you not to do this, because if the consulate knows about it, the consequences are serious and there is a possibility of a lifetime ban on you from entering France.

The visa can be unfrozen, but it will lose some interest. Rest assured, nothing will go wrong.

Once the visa is issued, your deposit can be unfrozen immediately. Don't worry, I just did it.

There should be a requirement for a tourist visa to freeze the deposit certificate for a few months, not for you to decide.

I don't know that a tourist visa is different from studying abroad.

If you want to study abroad, you can use it yourself when you get there.

I don't think it should be thawed before going abroad, otherwise what guarantee will I get?

Why don't you ask the bank about this?

Certificates of deposit can be unfrozen in advance, but only if all certificates of deposit issued are returned. Unfreeze the certificate of deposit early, the risk of the bank is the loss of the commercial credit of the embassy. The risk of the individual is that if the certificate is revoked when the embassy checks the certificate, it will not have the validity of the certificate and will affect the visa application.

If you pass the customs, you will not look at the certificate of deposit.

The certificate of deposit issued by the bank is usually submitted to the embassy for a visa, and the original is generally required, and the original cannot be returned, so after the visa is issued, the frozen deposit can only be withdrawn from the bank when it expires.

If there is an embassy that only needs to certify a photocopy, then you can take the original to the bank for cancellation and unfreeze the deposit in advance.

The certificate of deposit visa can be unfrozen in advance. After the visa is approved, the original deposit certificate is returned to the bank, and the frozen funds can be unfrozen in advance. You don't need to look at the deposit certificate when you pass the customs. You can rest assured, 5 people in my family have had the experience of going abroad, and there is absolutely no risk in thawing in advance.

It is not possible to apply in other places.

You must go back to the opening bank again, go to the bank deposit certificate from the unfreezing of **, and then go through the unfreezing.

Unfreezing refers to the unfreezing of funds, etc. The words of "The Book of Rites: The Moon Order": "The moon of Meng Chun is thawed by the east wind, the insects began to vibrate, and the fish were on the ice." ”

Can be thawed. I just applied for a visa and it was frozen for half a year; At that time, I asked the bank when I did the certificate of deposit, and the bank said that it could be unfrozen, and it was good to take the deposit certificate and the original ID card of the deposit at that time to handle it, which means that you have a fixed deposit, and you don't want to be fixed later, and there is less interest.

If you get a visa, of course, you can unfreeze it, and the customs will not look at your deposit certificate, don't worry, I wish you all the best in your studies.

Generally speaking, the deposit freezing time required by the visa requires you to freeze until you return to China, which is what mine looks like, and because the one you submit is the original, it generally cannot be unfrozen in advance, and the J1 visa is relatively short, so it cannot be unfrozen in advance. You don't need to look at the deposit certificate to go through customs, and the deposit certificate is used to apply for a visa

My mom said no... But not sure ... Generally, no...

The freeze is just that your deposit account cannot be withdrawn during the freeze period, the money is still in your account, and after the freeze, you can withdraw it at any time with your deposit certificate.

What country are you going to, proof of property, and not a security deposit to freeze your account?

The asset certificate issued by ICBC was pressed in the embassy due to visas) What does this mean? Can the question be clearer, I can't guess what you want to ask, even if I am a god.

If you have to ask for the original, then the embassy will give it to you. The materials you submit are all received by the embassy, and the materials are generally non-refundable. Is your money still in your account?

If you want to go to the bank to unfreeze after you come back from abroad, you need the original certificate of deposit to withdraw money, so the money cannot be withdrawn, and the money can only be withdrawn when the date is automatically unfrozen.

If you return to your home country on time, then there is nothing to do, if you don't return to your home country on time, the travel agency that will handle your visa on time has the right to sue you, and there is no conflict with whether you can withdraw the money or not.

No, the money is locked up and will only be unlocked when the deadline expires. And even if you find a way to find someone to take it out, there will be problems applying for a visa at the embassy. It is recommended that if you are in a hurry, find someone to borrow money, and wait if you are not in a hurry.

Yes, it is generally frozen until three months after you return to China, for example, if you come back in April 2013, then open a certificate of deposit at the bank and tell the bank staff that it will be frozen until July.

During the freezing process, the money cannot be withdrawn, and after 3 months, it can be withdrawn. Depending on what type of visa you are applying for, the frozen funds are not the same. No money is required during the freeze.

The exact amount depends on the country and the length of time you need to apply for a visa.

They won't come to the bank to check the amount of your deposit, but they may ask you to provide a bank statement or ask you to freeze part of your deposit in advance.

For an ordinary visa, you don't need to look at the deposit, you can provide proof of employment.

Generally, it is frozen until three months after you return to China, for example, if you come back in April 2013, then open a certificate of deposit at the bank and tell the bank staff that it will be frozen until July. During the freezing process, the money cannot be withdrawn, and after 3 months, it can be withdrawn. Depending on what type of visa you are applying for, the frozen funds are not the same.

Your funds will be frozen at the same time as you apply for the certificate of deposit, but you only need to ensure that your funds are frozen during the visa process, and they can be unfrozen when you arrive in the United States.

You go to the bank to handle the freeze for 3 months, some embassy deposit certificates will be withdrawn, some will not, and the original can be unfrozen. If you don't quit, then wait for the expiration date to be automatically unfrozen.

Yes, it is best to freeze the certificate of deposit issued for applying for a student visa, and the freezing process can be handled directly at the bank, and there is no need to pay additional fees.

If you freeze it, you can't take out that money, and you can use that money three months after you return home.

See what you have signed, business signing? How long will it take to go out, generally if it is not long, you only need to provide a bank statement deposit certificate in recent months, and the other is your own preparation, the interviewer will ask you during the interview. But if you're going to learn, of course you'll have to prove it.

It is not frozen, but it can be stored for as long as possible.

As far as the bank's regulations are concerned, the freezing period can be 1 day or several years, which is basically specified by the customer.

In principle, the freezing time of the deposit certificate for studying abroad needs to cover the embassy visa processing process, that is, when the visa officer processes your visa materials, the deposit certificate you submit to the visa officer should still be within the freezing period, which is more reasonable.

The embassy requires the deposit certificate to be issued 2 months before the issuance of the visa, and the issuance of the deposit certificate is generally the last link in the preparation of the visa, and the visa will generally be delivered within 1 to 2 weeks after the issuance, and the embassy processing time is basically within one month, so the deposit certificate is generally frozen for 2 or 3 months.

Return all the documents issued by the bank to the bank, and you can unfreeze them.

Hello classmates, it is not possible to unfreeze the visa before it comes down. If you get your visa in less than 15 working days, you can unfreeze it in advance, and you bring all the certificates of deposit issued to you by the bank to the bank.

It's not that you can't, it's that you can't thaw it.

Because the funds are frozen after you issue the deposit certificate, the original deposit certificate must be handed over to the visa application center.

You can only get the certificate of deposit after you get the visa, you can return it to the bank, and the funds can be unfrozen.

It is best not to unfreeze the bank deposit until you have a visa that has not come down, so as not to affect the visa result.

The original proof of funds must be submitted, and you also need the original to go to the bank to unfreeze, so you cannot unfreeze the funds during the visa period.

The frozen funds cannot be unfrozen, and the thawing will have an impact on the visa.

Before you apply for a visa, you will need to go to the bank to issue a certificate of deposit, and the deposit will be frozen for 3 months from this date. After 3 months, you will be able to access the deposit. Generally speaking, the Australian student visa (e-visa) comes down in six weeks to 50 days.

Keep in mind that the sponsorship must have a deposit history of half a year before applying for a visa. In other words, today you have deposited the required guarantee money in the bank, and you can only apply for a student visa after 6 months.

The cost of studying abroad in Australia is about 15-200,000 yuan.

Generally speaking, the guarantee fund is frozen for 3 months before applying for a visa, and the account can be used as soon as the freezing period expires (after the visa is issued).

After the visa is issued, it is generally 2-3 months, and you can use the funds.

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