Studying in France 🇫🇷: how to check my guarantor's solvency?

Here’s how to find out if my guarantor is eligible for my sponsorship.

If you dream of studying in France :france:, you will need a financial guarantor who meets certain criteria to be eligible. Are you wondering how to calculate your guarantor’s solvency?

The answer is in this video. :backhand_index_pointing_down:t3: In this video, I reveal all the secrets to calculating and verifying your guarantor’s solvency, a crucial step to obtaining your student visa. :student:

Discover the minimum amounts of net monthly resources to justify, whether your guarantor is alone or with dependents.

Learn to navigate this complex regulation with detailed calculation examples.

You will know exactly how to proceed to ensure that your guarantor perfectly meets the requirements of the French authorities.

Don’t wait any longer to unlock your study project in France :france:! Follow these tips and cross this final step with peace of mind.

Click on the link :link::backhand_index_pointing_down:t3: to access the full guide and secure your student visa with ease.

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Hello, is my guarantor solvent if: - they earn 2100 euros net per month and - their bank statements show that there is not much in their account (5 to 10 euros for each statement)? Is it mandatory to provide bank statements? Thank you in advance.

Hello @tif and welcome :hugs:. [quote=« tif, post:2, topic:5753, full:true »] Hello, is my guarantor solvent if: - they earn 2100 euros net per month [/quote] The answer to this question is « yes, » they are solvent to support you. [quote=« tif, post:2, topic:5753, full:true »] - their bank statements show they have very little in their account (5 to 10 euros for each statement)? Is it mandatory to provide bank statements? Thank you in advance. [/quote] Now the question to ask is how do they earn €2100/month but only have €5 or €10 in their statements? Do they have other additional expenses that consume all their salary? Bank statements are not mandatory, but they are necessary to make your support credible. In your case, an AVI would not be a bad idea. And if you want to know everything about the AVI, check this out :backhand_index_pointing_down:t4: Études en France. Tout savoir sur l’Attestation de Virement Irrévocable (AVI)

Thank you HASSAN for the response. We notice on the bank statements that he makes transfers to another account in his name. And he told me he has a savings account. Should I also include his savings account statements or is that not necessary?

The problem is not the bank account or the bank statement, but the availability of funds.

Does your guarantor have sufficient funds to support you during your study period?

Knowing that they need to provide you with €615 each month. The best way to be reassured here would be to make an AVI with them.

Thank you :folded_hands:t4:

Alright, thank you for the response.

You’re welcome