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HiJyde0608 wrote:Hello there, please I need an urgent reply to my question which is, I have 30 k in my Uk account and 20k in my uncle's account in Nigeria and it is regulated bank,would this be ok to show the 50k? Thanks
I meant those who want to show UK bank account as source of funding or sponsoresic_sonia wrote:The only option for applicants in the UK (who wants to show UK bank account as source of funding) is to have an account in their own name ... or go for Venture Capital route (in which company will show access to funds of £50,000)
Yes. Since you are applying from Pakistan, you can show funds from anywhere in the world (but your family members are also third party, so make sure of that). As long as you are given access to total funds £200,000 in an official affidavit (notary signed)aagkashola wrote:Hi, I am going to apply from Pakistan. I have arranged 100k pounds in my bank account. Rest of 100k pound have been arranged in UK from my brother as a third party.
I just need to ask if i can use my brother UK bank account statement of remaining 100k pound.....????
Its urgent please i need help.
I will again say the same that it is not correct.esic_sonia wrote:I meant those who want to show UK bank account as source of funding or sponsoresic_sonia wrote:The only option for applicants in the UK (who wants to show UK bank account as source of funding) is to have an account in their own name ... or go for Venture Capital route (in which company will show access to funds of £50,000)
Even I'm human
Let me explain both optionssssa wrote:I will again say the same that it is not correct.esic_sonia wrote:I meant those who want to show UK bank account as source of funding or sponsoresic_sonia wrote:The only option for applicants in the UK (who wants to show UK bank account as source of funding) is to have an account in their own name ... or go for Venture Capital route (in which company will show access to funds of £50,000)
Even I'm human
You can have UK funding in the names of third party (not necessarily on your own name) and are subject to the same rules as for funding outside the UK.
It does not matter if you are applying from the UK or abroad. What does matter is that the type of evidence which is different if the money is in the UK or abroad.esic_sonia wrote:Let me explain both optionssssa wrote:I will again say the same that it is not correct.esic_sonia wrote:I meant those who want to show UK bank account as source of funding or sponsoresic_sonia wrote:The only option for applicants in the UK (who wants to show UK bank account as source of funding) is to have an account in their own name ... or go for Venture Capital route (in which company will show access to funds of £50,000)
Even I'm human
You can have UK funding in the names of third party (not necessarily on your own name) and are subject to the same rules as for funding outside the UK.
1. If you are applying from inside UK, your UK bank account (which you are showing for £200,000 or £50,000 funds) must be under your name, single or joint. You can also use 3rd party overseas accounts, but if you are using UK bank account, it has to be under your name. You can use overseas bank account as well as third-party funding, but cannot use third-party funding for UK bank accounts which are not under your name (Read Clause 92 and 93 of T1 Entrepreneur Policy Guidance)
2. If you are applying from outside UK, you can virtually use any bank account in the world (even UK bank account) for third party funding, even if it's owned by a third-party. You must prove (ask bank to provide document) that money is regulated by Government body, money is available in account, money is disposable. Now, one also need affidavit (notary signed) that third-party have allowed access to the designated funds. It can be more than 1 bank accounts, but you must have access to all of the funds. Sample letters are available in policy guidance Annex notes.
esic_sonia wrote:Let me explain both optionssssa wrote:I will again say the same that it is not correct.esic_sonia wrote:I meant those who want to show UK bank account as source of funding or sponsoresic_sonia wrote:The only option for applicants in the UK (who wants to show UK bank account as source of funding) is to have an account in their own name ... or go for Venture Capital route (in which company will show access to funds of £50,000)
Even I'm human
You can have UK funding in the names of third party (not necessarily on your own name) and are subject to the same rules as for funding outside the UK.
1. If you are applying from inside UK, your UK bank account (which you are showing for £200,000 or £50,000 funds) must be under your name, single or joint. You can also use 3rd party overseas accounts, but if you are using UK bank account, it has to be under your name. You can use overseas bank account as well as third-party funding, but cannot use third-party funding for UK bank accounts which are not under your name (Read Clause 92 and 93 of T1 Entrepreneur Policy Guidance)
2. If you are applying from outside UK, you can virtually use any bank account in the world (even UK bank account) for third party funding, even if it's owned by a third-party. You must prove (ask bank to provide document) that money is regulated by Government body, money is available in account, money is disposable. Now, one also need affidavit (notary signed) that third-party have allowed access to the designated funds. It can be more than 1 bank accounts, but you must have access to all of the funds. Sample letters are available in policy guidance Annex notes.