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Changes in Financial Documents For UK Visa Applications
 
Date: 19-Jul-2012       
 
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Change in Acceptable Financial Documents for Ghanaian and Cameroonian Visa Applicants under the Points Based System.

The Visa Section of the British High Commission wishes to announce to the general public that with effect from Monday 13th August 2012, we will only accept evidence of funds for Ghanaian and Cameroonian Point Based System applicants from the 29 Class 1 banks that are regulated by the Bank of Ghana and the 13 banks registered with CEMAC – see the list below, which is also available at -
www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/studying/financial-institutions/.

From 13th August 2012 any applicant that submits financial evidence from any institution not on the list below will have their application automatically refused.

Visa applicants should note that micro finance institutes and credit unions are not currently included on the lists, because of the difficulty we have had in satisfactorily verifying documents from this type of organization.

The following criteria provide an example of the minimum standard required for the Visa Section to satisfactorily verify documentation:
• international banks; or
• national banks with a UK private banking presence; or
• regulated national / state banks that provide a core banking service.

The addition or removal of each bank to or from the list will be considered regularly.


Financial Institutions in Ghanaian include:

Access Bank Ghana Ltd

Agricultural Development Bank Ltd

ARB Apex Bank

Bank of Africa (Ghana) Ltd

Bank of Baroda (Ghana) Ltd

Barclays Bank of Ghana Ltd

BSIC Ghana Ltd

CAL Bank Ltd

Citibank NA Ghana Representative office

Ecobank Ghana Ltd

Energy Bank (Ghana) Ltd

Stanbic

Standard Chartered Bank Ghana Limited

The Trust Bank Ltd

Zenith Bank (Ghana) Ltd

Fidelity Bank Ltd

First Atlantic Merchant Bank Ltd

Ghana Commercial Bank Limited

Ghana International Bank Plc

Guaranty Trust bank (Ghana) Ltd

HFC Bank Ltd

International Commercial Bank Ltd

Merchant Bank (Ghana) Ltd

National Investment Bank

Prudential Bank Ltd

SG-SSB Ltd

UniBank Ghana Ltd

United bank for Africa (Ghana) Ltd

UT Bank Ltd




Financial Institutions in Cameroon include:

Afriland First Bank

Banque Atlantique du Cameroun

BGFI Bank Cameroun

SCB Cameroon (Attijariwafa Bank)

Citibank NA Cameroon

BICEC

Commercial Bank of Cameroon

Ecobank Cameroun (EBC)

National Financial Credit Bank

SGBC

Standard Chartered Bank Cameroun

Union Bank of Cameroon Ltd

United Bank For Africa Cameroun Plc.


Information on the visa process, the required documents and the current visa fees are available on the VFS and / or UKBA websites:

http://vfs-uk-gh.com
www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas
 
 
 
Source: Gifty.Bingley@fco.gov.uk
 
 
 

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