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helen&cliff Jul 4th 2003 4:54 pm

bond request
 
Hello , we have found this forum really helpful and need some advice on how easy it is to send the bond money, as we are getting ourselves in a right muddle. I am sure it is a lot easier than it looks and it just me panicking , we have had a few problems along the way so it's great to get to this stage , so any help would be much appreciated.

Sindy Jul 4th 2003 7:45 pm

Hi H&C,

Just a quick question. Is that the assurance of Support Bond or the $100K Bond?

Sindy

helen&cliff Jul 4th 2003 8:07 pm


Originally posted by Sindy
Hi H&C,

Just a quick question. Is that the assurance of Support Bond or the $100K Bond?

Sindy
Hi sindy it is the $100k bond

Sindy Jul 4th 2003 10:17 pm


Originally posted by helen&cliff
Hi sindy it is the $100k bond

Hi again Helen & Cliff.

We have no personal knowledge of the $100k bond but I think you may find the answer by checking registered agent Alan Collett's answer to the thread below

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...t=100+000+bond

Hope this helps

Sindy

helen&cliff Jul 5th 2003 8:07 am


Originally posted by Sindy
Hi again Helen & Cliff.

We have no personal knowledge of the $100k bond but I think you may find the answer by checking registered agent Alan Collett's answer to the thread below

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...t=100+000+bond

Hope this helps

Sindy
Hello again thanks for your help, it is seems a lot easier to understand now, so hopefully we will be getting our visas soon.

PADDAD Jul 5th 2003 9:03 am

Re: bond request
 

Originally posted by helen&cliff
Hello , we have found this forum really helpful and need some advice on how easy it is to send the bond money, as we are getting ourselves in a right muddle. I am sure it is a lot easier than it looks and it just me panicking , we have had a few problems along the way so it's great to get to this stage , so any help would be much appreciated.

Hi Helen and Cliff

Having been in your position almost two months ago I can confirm that lodging the bond is relatively straight forward. There is further information on the following thread.

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...readid=160645.

Best of luck

Guillemot Jul 5th 2003 9:29 am

Re: bond request
 
Helen&cliff,

Its pretty straightforward really - have a look at your Bank's website for
details on sending money abroad.

Ours is Royal Bank of Scotland - I went to the branch, filled out the form
with Oz bank details supplied by SAFA (my chosen investment fund) and the
clerk "booked a rate" with their international office i.e. because it is a
fairly significant sum a slightly better than the bank's standard exchange
rate may be possible. (this bit saved me nearly £2000!)

It cost around £40 though.

Good Luck!

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    > Hello , we have found this forum really helpful and need some advice on
    > how easy it is to send the bond money, as we are getting ourselves in a
    > right muddle. I am sure it is a lot easier than it looks and it just me
    > panicking , we have had a few problems along the way so it's great to
    > get to this stage , so any help would be much appreciated.
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Jaj Jul 5th 2003 11:12 am

Re: bond request
 
I would add to this, don't use 'foreign exchange brokers', although
they may offer better rates than the banks. You have no protection
if they go bust and your money disappears in transit, as happened with
Exchange Direct clients in December 2001.

Jeremy

    >On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 10:29:16 +0100, "Guillemot" wrote:
    >Helen&cliff
    >Its pretty straightforward really - have a look at your Bank's website for
    >details on sending money abroad.

This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction


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