UK general visitor visa refused for funds evidence?

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As you noted, a requirement is proof of how you're going to fund yourself while there.

SO if you don't, you'll clearly get rejected. This is not a surprise.

For most people, they provide their own bank accounts with funds in there. If you're using someone else's funds (eg your father), you need to provide proof of this.

As a result, you're going to probably have to provide a letter from your father (get it notarised too), and last 3 months bank statements from his account too. It's not ideal, but you have to convince the UK government of your access to these funds before they'll approve you, there's no way around this.

Will you then get approved? Maybe. They may fail you on something else. This is why it's VERY, VERY important to read and re-read and make sure you've met all the requirements that are listed clearly on the application. It sounds like last time, you chose to ignore the requirement for the bank statements - basically, you can't do this. You need to meet ALL criteria required in order to be approved.

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