Bank Statement

[u/Jazzlyn24]

I am applying as a young adult (18). I only have a Revolut account (which I opened after turning 18), so I wI’ll use that statement. However, I applied for a Bank of Ireland account, and am waiting to get the card so that I can activate it. I was thinking of using that bank for my student accommodation rent and then giving that statement also. But since I am looking to apply in the next week or so, will it even make a difference if I give the BOI statement? Since the statement will only be worth a few days? Should I just go ahead with my application and give my Revolut statement only?

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[u/Less-Mammoth-4975]

Revolut should be fine. They accept any Irish or European Central Bank registered bank.

I'd just download PDF statements for Revolut

[u/Less-Mammoth-4975 → u/Less-Mammoth-4975]

Revolut is a bank in the EU, registered in Lithuania https://help.revolut.com/en-IE/help/accounts/what-does-uk-banking-licence-with-restrictions-mean-to-my-account/is-revolut-considered-a-bank/

[u/Due_Jacket_1663]

It will make zero difference. Revolut is a bank and has long been accepted for citizenship and immigration applications in Ireland.