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Sweden Visit Visa: Minimum Bank Balance Requirement for Pakistani Applicants in August 2024

Sweden Visit Visa: Minimum Bank Balance Requirement for Pakistani Applicants in August 2024

Web Desk August 16, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

If you're looking to explore a captivating mix of historical, natural, and cultural attractions, Sweden is the ideal destination in the European region.

Every year, a significant number of visitors from around the globe travel to this Scandinavian country to enjoy their time. While some are granted visa-free entry, the majority need to obtain a short-term Schengen visa to explore the country.

Pakistani citizens must secure a Schengen short-term visa to visit Sweden. The Swedish Embassy manages Schengen visa applications for Pakistani and Afghan citizens, as well as for individuals legally residing in Pakistan.

Sweden Visit Visa Fee for Pakistan nationals

As of August 2024, the visa fee for Sweden Embassy stands unchanged at 80 Euro and it is expected to be increased in coming days.

Proof of Financial Means

Amid other requirements, the applicant is required to prove that he/she has sufficient amount to spend the days for tourism in the host country.

Minimum Bank Statement For Sweden Visit Visa

Applicants must submit bank statements reflecting transactions from the past six months, properly signed and stamped by the bank, along with their visa application.

Below is the minimum daily amount required to cover expenses during a stay in Sweden. Applicants need to demonstrate that they have sufficient funds for the duration of their intended stay:

 

Country Daily Required Amount
Sweden EUR 80
Applicants must have EUR 2,400 in their bank account if they plan to stay in Sweden for 30 days. As of August 16, 2024, with one euro equal to Rs303.5, Pakistani applicants need to have Rs728,400 in their bank account at the time of applying for the visa.

 

 

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