I am wanting to go to Spain for a 7 day holiday in July this year and I'm wondering whether it is true that one has to produce bank statements showing a positive balance. My current account - joint account with my partner - is in overdraft. I do not currently have any separate accounts in my own name since coming to the UK - but can of course open a savings account and transfer money from another account - which is in my partner's name only - but in which I have deposited money. If I did this - it would show I have a positive balance - but only 1 -2 months worth until the date of intended travel.
Please can someone URGENTLY advise what the case is - and whether it will mean that I can just never go to Spain for a short holiday.
Thank you

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The visa application practice changes from embassy to embassy, but it is pretty common to require bank statements from applicants to provide evidence of their financial stability. Any supporting documentation you may have can help you. Even if you can get bank statements for only 2 months, I would have them at hand in case the officer at the interview asks for them, but I would not volunteer to provide anything they do not ask for. Here is a good site about the application process for visa http://www.euro-dollar-currency.com/schengen_visa_application.htm . I hope it helps.