Jul 23 2010, 08:14 PM
QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 23 2010, 07:41 PM)
Well, you should have told her that the Premier account holders do not have to provide any proof of income at all to get the Premier MasterCard. So, if they really need us to provide proof of income to apply for the HSBC Advance VISA Platinum, they should at least make it clear in their brochure and website.
Have a look here http://www.hsbc.com.my/1/2/personal-bankin...ard-eligibility
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Who can apply?
Malaysian citizens: If you are aged 21 years and above and earning RM18,000 per annum, you can apply for the Classic Card (RM40,000 per annum for the Gold Card)
To qualify for a Visa Platinum, you must be earning a minimum of RM150,000 per annum and be 21 years of age (Supplmentary applicant minimum age 18 years)
Non-Malaysian citizens: The above criteria also applies with an additional requirement that you must have a legal work permit
Documents Required:
Clear copy of IC (both sides)
Last 3 months' payslips or letter of confirmation from employer*
Last 3 months' bank statement (savings/current/credit card account)
Latest Form J/EA
*If employed for less than 3 months
Malaysian citizens: If you are aged 21 years and above and earning RM18,000 per annum, you can apply for the Classic Card (RM40,000 per annum for the Gold Card)
To qualify for a Visa Platinum, you must be earning a minimum of RM150,000 per annum and be 21 years of age (Supplmentary applicant minimum age 18 years)
Non-Malaysian citizens: The above criteria also applies with an additional requirement that you must have a legal work permit
Documents Required:
Clear copy of IC (both sides)
Last 3 months' payslips or letter of confirmation from employer*
Last 3 months' bank statement (savings/current/credit card account)
Latest Form J/EA
*If employed for less than 3 months
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I don't even have any employment or so here
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