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Sherly_pk Junior Member Member # 7673	Posted March 06, 2004 08:52 PM Hi ! First of all thx to all active members who shares their experience and reply to queries which helps me alot in applying and fullfilling the requirementrs of HSMP. I am applying from Pakistan and almost done with my application. I have few qs hope u guys help me out 1) Is it neccessary to show the expenditure plan for 12 months or only the bank statement will do the trick. ? 2) I am showing around 3500 punds is this enough fund for a single person . Regards, Sherly
Dip Member Member # 4428	Posted March 07, 2004 11:31 AM 1. If they have asked for the plan in the application form you must show it. Even if they havent, its okay to do so. Please read the application form and instructions. If you dont find answers, get back to the forum. 2. 3500 pounds may be less, but I will leave it to the other experienced members to answer this q Rgds Dip
JayGee Member Member # 7446	Posted March 08, 2004 08:00 AM Unable to recall the topic - but someone said recently (either Saturday or yesterday) that a safe bet is GBP 2000 per principal applicant and GBP 1000 per additional family members. See previous posting's. No search facility. [ March 08, 2004: Message edited by: JayGee ]

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Sherly_pk
Junior Member
Member # 7673

Posted March 06, 2004 08:52 PM

Hi !

First of all thx to all active members who shares their experience and reply to queries which helps me alot in applying and fullfilling the requirementrs of HSMP.

I am applying from Pakistan and almost done with my application.

I have few qs hope u guys help me out

1) Is it neccessary to show the expenditure plan for 12 months or only the bank statement will do the trick. ?

2) I am showing around 3500 punds is this enough fund for a single person .

Regards,

Sherly

Dip
Member
Member # 4428

Posted March 07, 2004 11:31 AM

1. If they have asked for the plan in the application form you must show it. Even if they havent, its okay to do so. Please read the application form and instructions. If you dont find answers, get back to the forum.

2. 3500 pounds may be less, but I will leave it to the other experienced members to answer this q

Rgds
Dip

JayGee
Member
Member # 7446

Posted March 08, 2004 08:00 AM

Unable to recall the topic - but someone said recently (either Saturday or yesterday) that a safe bet is GBP 2000 per principal applicant and GBP 1000 per additional family members.

See previous posting's. No search facility.

[ March 08, 2004: Message edited by: JayGee ]