Question
We have savings to qualify but they are in various accounts. All accessible funds but spread across 4 different accounts. Would this work for the Spain Non Lucrative Visa application?
Answers
These are the answers from Spainguru’s Facebook group members:
“Yes, this would work. The only problem will be more paperwork because you have to gather paperwork for 4 different accounts (even more if each is in different bank) so be ready!”
“Yes, our savings are all over the place!”
“Yes. As others have said it’s all about documentation. Not only statements but even proof of source of funds.”
“Yes, as long as you provide the required documentation for all the accounts.”
“Yes, but make sure you explain how they provide income. And all documentation for each account.”
Conclusion
According to Spainguru community members, having your savings spread across multiple bank accounts is not an obstacle when applying for the Spain Non Lucrative Visa, as long as you can prove the total meets the financial requirement.
Applicants should prepare complete documentation for each account, including recent bank statements and proof of where the funds originated. Consulates may ask for additional verification, especially if the accounts are in different banks or countries.
To avoid confusion or delays, it’s advisable to provide a clear explanation showing how all accounts together meet the required balance for the Spain Non Lucrative Visa.
This article is based on personal opinions from the Spainguru community and is not legal advice.
