How long should the certificate of deposit be frozen for?

We know that when going abroad, a bank is required to issue a bank deposit certificate. This certificate requires the applicant to deposit a considerable amount of funds in the bank. Many people want to know how long the deposit needs to be frozen and whether it can be unfrozen in advance?

How long should the deposit certificate be frozen for at least?

Generally speaking, the validity period of the deposit certificate is generally 3 months. Here During this period, the deposit will be frozen. If the original certificate of deposit is returned to the bank within 3 months, the bank will unfreeze the deposit.

Can the certificate of deposit be unfrozen in advance after the visa is issued?

The certificate of deposit can be unfrozen in advance. The prerequisite is that all deposit certificates issued must be returned. You must return as many copies as the bank has printed, even if one is missing. However, early unfreezing carries risks for both banks and individuals: the risk for banks is losing the commercial credit of the embassy. The personal risk is that if the embassy checks the certificate and finds that the certificate has been revoked, it will not be valid and will affect the visa application.