Taking money into the country - Form 47Sk
Jul 24th 2005, 7:17 am
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Taking money into the country - Form 47Sk
Hi all,
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Jul 24th 2005, 8:42 am
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Re: Taking money into the country - Form 47Sk
Originally Posted by Ginger1002
Hi all,
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Hi Emma
Welcome to the forum. I think they mean the total amount of $$$ you will be bringing, so if you have equity from house sale etc. It doesnt need to be exact, they just want a ballpark figure.
Lucy
Jul 24th 2005, 8:43 am
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Re: Taking money into the country - Form 47Sk
Originally Posted by Ginger1002
Hi all,
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Hi and welcome
I asumed the total amount you would be transferring but im sure someone more experienced will tell you for definate!!
Kris
Jul 24th 2005, 10:27 am
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Re: Taking money into the country - Form 47Sk
Originally Posted by Ginger1002
Hi all,
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Fairly new to expats and have to say, what a fantastic site!!!
Could someone please let me know what they mean on the above form when they ask 'How much money you intend to bring into the country'. Do they mean physical cash on your person as you enter the country or the total amount of money you will be transferring from UK to Oz dollars. A bit confused!!
Help!
Emma
Its total amt.
I think DIMIA is looking at some rough amount (not to be exact) so that you can survive 2 yrs w/o being dependent on Govt.
