n4s wrote: Btw, I am Malaysian.
He may not be senior enough. ABTC has recently been tightened up and is for 'CEO level or those who report directly to the CEO' from what I recall . Seems it has (like all these things) been abused.... (but we can't blame the sub-continentals for that one as they can't get an ABTC - although a friend here in APEC tells me they are always ringing up and begging for one).ScoobyDoes wrote:n4s wrote: Btw, I am Malaysian.
In your case, get the company to write a letter supporting your application for an APEC travel card, saying you travel frequently around all the office blah, blah, blah.......and it should be job done.
http://www.businessmobility.org/
Payment is required up front (and non refundable for Aussies at least). Rules changed in Nov. Implementation has been staged and may vary between your home country and others.ScoobyDoes wrote:OSOD: The question would be......how long ago? I got mine back in April and I am certainly not a Forbes 3000 company.
Reporting to CEO etc. is not a problem to confirm via a sponsoring letter but since (at least for me) payment is not required until the card is approved, there is absolutely nothing to loose.
Payment required up front. New rules have been in place since last Nov but implementation has been staggered and may vary between issuing countries.ScoobyDoes wrote:OSOD: The question would be......how long ago? I got mine back in April and I am certainly not a Forbes 3000 company.
Reporting to CEO etc. is not a problem to confirm via a sponsoring letter but since (at least for me) payment is not required until the card is approved, there is absolutely nothing to loose.
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