Financial guarantee Cameroon

Before the Departure Visa
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Hello,
I am writing from Cameroon, I have two sisters who will finance my studies in France and I would like to know:

  1. Is it possible to include both guarantors in my visa application?
  2. One of them earns around a hundred thousand and the other double that, is this a problem?
  3. How can I justify the source of the money given that the first one (who earns double) received her salary in April and I have an appointment at the end of July? She is waiting for her back pay.
  4. How can I justify the funds of the second one given that she took out a bank loan?
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Welcome @Lyly

You can include multiple financial guarantors in your file. In Cameroon, we have already experienced such cases.

Doesn’t he have a permanent contract? In that case, he may not be eligible for financial support unless he can demonstrate having saved enough money. But how much? You need to read our article on student financial support. But if he has saved enough, why not make an irrevocable transfer certificate directly? :tipping_hand_man:t6:

[quote=« Lyly, post:1, topic:4976 »] How to justify the funds of the second one since she took out a bank loan? [/quote] In this case, we would rather talk about an irrevocable transfer certificate, AVI.

Best regards.

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Thank you, but you have not addressed the other concerns.

I would also like to know if for Cameroon having an AVI no longer necessarily requires a financial guarantor and an explanatory letter.

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Hmm, how much are you paying me again :smirk:

[quote=« Lyly, post:4, topic:4976 »] I would also like to know if for Cameroon having an AVI no longer necessarily requires a financial guarantor and an explanatory letter. [/quote] It all depends on your application, but to justify the funding of your studies in France there is no obligation to use both an irrevocable transfer certificate and a financial sponsorship.