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In this week’s episode of our Weekly Q&A one participant asked How much show money needed for an Australian tourist visa application?
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Should you bring show-money when you apply for a tourist visa from Philippines to Australia? Is that a good way to show financial capacity to support yourself in Australia?Should you bring show-money when you apply for a tourist visa from Philippines to Australia?
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Is it advisable to provide evidence of financial capacity, such as show-money, when applying for a tourist visa from the Philippines to Australia, and can this be an effective way to demonstrate your ability to support yourself during your visit to Australia?
“Show money” is typically money that is deposited into a girl’s bank account by her boyfriend to give an illusion that she is in a better financial position than she actually is. How to you imagine that this is looked upon by the Department?