Why do thousands of students abandon the guarantor for the Studely blocked account

Visa refusal, incomplete applications, long procedures: in 2025, students in Belgium let go of the guarantor. The Studely blocked account is the simple, fast and recognized solution.

Why are guarantor files often refused?

Using a guarantor means asking a person (family, friend) to commit to covering your living expenses in Belgium. But the Belgian authorities have strengthened the conditions for this care:
Very high minimum monthly income (€3000 net per month)
Stable earnings for over 12 months
Files checked in detail by embassies
Result: even with a motivated guarantor, the risk of refusal remains very high. You're wasting time, you're paying fees, and you're in danger of missing out on the first day of school.
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The Studely blocked account: simple, fast, secure

Unlike the guarantor, the blocked account is based solely on your own ability to demonstrate your financial autonomy. Here's how it works with Studely:

The advantages of the Studely blocked account:

• Acceptance guaranteed by the Belgian authorities
• No dependence on a guarantor
• Fast processing (certification within 48 hours)
• Refund of the blocked amount if your visa is refused
• 100% online approach
  

Why do thousands of students make this choice?

Because they want to:
-Avoid administrative denials
-Save time
-Check their file from A to Z
-Start studying in Belgium without stress

Thousands of students choose to switch to a locked account rather than relying on a guarantor because the guarantor is not always reliable. In addition, each year, the Immigration Office indexes and increases the required net income, creating uncertainty about renewing or obtaining a student visa. In addition, the Immigration Office is becoming more and more strict when it comes to false documentation and pay slips. Faced with these risks, students prefer to opt for peace of mind with Studely.

How to do it?

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Do Belgian embassies accept Studely?
Yes, Studely's irrevocable bank transfer certificate is officially recognized by embassies and the Immigration Office.

Is it safer than a guarantor?
Yes. Unlike the guarantor, the blocked account is not subject to third party conditions. It is a direct proof of your financial autonomy.

What happens if my visa is refused?
Studely will reimburse you in full the amount paid if you are officially refused a visa, excluding the service fee of €350. So, if you blocked €10,370 (€835 x 12) + €350 in service fees, We'll reimburse you the €10,020.

The guarantor was before.
Today, to study in Belgium without stress, without risk and with a free spirit, The Studely blocked account is the solution chosen by thousands of students.