For visa applications, proof of income can be documented in several ways
For visa applications, proof of income can be documented in several ways. For employed individuals, a work certificate specifying average monthly income (calculated annually) is often accepted. Alternatively, a standard certificate stating the monthly salary, even if modest, along with a bank statement showing fund movement, may suffice. Some sources suggest that a 2-NDFL form is also acceptable. For self-employed individuals (IP), common requirements include a 6-month statement for the business account, a 3-month statement for the personal account, tax declarations (e.g., USN), and registration documents. It is generally advised not to self-issue income certificates; having them signed by an authorized representative is preferred.