Technically, show money (if this is the sole criterion for visa approval, which it is NOT) should be equal or more than the cost of the RT plane fare, hotels, food, spending money, and extra left in the bank account. Credit cards will also be considered. (pay off debt and bring latest credit card statement) Bank statements six months prior to visa application showing that amount will be needed as proof of funds.
Actually, the biggest hurdle for an applicant is proving that he/she has enough ties to the home country to convince the consul that they will return after the trip.
show money is not important as long as you have enough money to support your tour.
im a filipino too and im only just a travel agent here in our country and i had a visa now,it depends on the consul if they will deny or stamp you a visa..only you will do if the consult ask you a question just say the right answer the consul knows whether youre lying or not..
A lot, a whole lot.
May I also suggest that when it comes time to interview with a consular officer, under no circumstances do you EVER refer to that money as
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