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One common requirement in all these visa requirements is the Bank Account Statement and Bank Certificate Within The Last 6 Months.

The problem arises when you don't have a BANK ACCOUNT! There are other ways to prove that you can finance your trip and here’s how! :)

1. Get a Sponsor

A sponsor is someone who is going to support your trip financially. It could be your partner, parents, relatives, or friends. Also, a sponsor does not necessarily have to live in one of the Schengen countries or accompany the traveler on their trip. This can be a person who lives in i.e. the US, and wishes to sponsor the trip of the visa applicant to the Schengen Area. Or someone who lives in the Philippines with you but will not join your trip to Europe.

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2. Submit Proof of your Business

Having a business or a job means you receive regular money or have money coming in every month. What if only have a small business like sarisari store? In this case, you can submit a Barangay Certificate, a photo of you with/in your store, and a detailed letter explaining your monthly source of income and expenses.

If you are an online business owner, then you can show a screenshot of your store and the transactions you have made per month. You can also submit remittances or any proof that you are earning. However, I do recommend you to register and pay taxes for a much smoother visa application in the future.

3.Other Sources of Income

If you have other sources of income, you can add it for additional proof. For example, you are renting a part of your house; you can submit a Contract of Lease.

If you have parttime jobs, especially online ones, you can also give proof of transactions and remittances. If you get a monthly allowance from your partner, then you can also submit 63 months’ worth of receipts during your visa application.

4. Make sure you have good Strong ties

You can submit copies of properties you own; as this can serve as an asset and also the embassy can see you have deep roots in your country. You may show Land Titles, Condominium Unit Titles, Investments in Stocks, or Car Registration.

5. Make a Cover Letter
A COVER LETTER is a letter that is addressed to the embassy where you planning to apply for a Schengen Visa. It's your best chance to convince the consul to put a visa sticker on your passport. Imagine your cover letter is like your interview, the only difference is that you will not be around to present to them your answer, but your cover letter speaks on your behalf.