If your study permit and accompanying spouse visa funds are held in your husband's account rather than your own:
- Funds can be shown under either spouse's name — they don't need to be in the applicant's own account specifically.
- State the sponsorship arrangement clearly in your SOP. If your husband holds the funds, your Statement of Purpose should explicitly say he is sponsoring your education, so the officer understands the funding relationship.
- Attach a support/sponsorship affidavit from your husband confirming he is providing the funds, as an additional document backing up what's stated in the SOP.
- Property held in one spouse's name alone is not automatically a problem — the key is documenting clearly who owns which assets and how funds/support will flow to cover the applicant's expenses.
Because specific document requirements can vary by visa office, check the current checklist for your visa office before finalizing your application package.