The 2025 AIP funding thresholds vary by family size, e.g., approximately $14,690 CAD for a single person and $27,297 CAD for a family of four, to prove living expense support.

You need to provide bank statements, proof of deposits, or investment statements showing liquid funds, from the past 6 months.

Yes, but you must prove the funds are readily accessible and meet the minimum amount requirements.

Yes, funding thresholds are typically adjusted based on Statistics Canada’s Low Income Cut-Off (LICO), with a slight increase in 2025.

Prepare proof of funds 6 months in advance, ensure stable account balances, and consult a professional immigration consultant to ensure documents meet requirements.

No, AIP requires funds to be owned by the applicant and free of debts or loans.

Generally, notarization is not required, but ensure bank documents are authentic and from a reputable financial institution.

No, funds can be held in any reputable financial institution, but proof documents must be translated into English or French.

Yes, the funding thresholds are meant to prove support for living expenses in the Atlantic provinces, such as rent and food.

Ensure clear fund sources, stable account balances, complete documentation, and consult an immigration consultant to review materials.