how to answer "What is the total amount of money spent each month" for UK visa
I am working and the amount of money I spend each month varies widely. Do i include non recurrent expenses like money I spent for my husband's birthday gift, cake and dinner? hospital bill for a surgery? fees for registering a one-time exam?
I intend to sum up the recurrent(bills,subscriptions, groceries) and occasional expenses eg medications and use the average as my monthly expenses.
Is this the right thing?
Best Answer
I believe a reasonable and professional visa official would only expect to see regular expenses listed in applications.
Be truthful in these and I would not expect you to have any issues whatsoever :)
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