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Going back for 2nd WHV after 4 years away

WiDGe-> · 2012-07-03 16:25:10

Hi all, I am going back for my second year now next month. I already have a TFN and a bank account from the last time I was there. Can I use the TFN again? Also for my bank account, I just left it without ever officially closing it down. When I go back will I have a bill to pay for all the monthly charges that I have been…

03-07-2012 4:25pm

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WiDGe->

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Hi all,

I am going back for my second year now next month. I already have a TFN and a bank account from the last time I was there. Can I use the TFN again?

Also for my bank account, I just left it without ever officially closing it down. When I go back will I have a bill to pay for all the monthly charges that I have been away? Or will my account be shut down due to inactivity? Any advice much appreciated.

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#2 03-07-2012 11:53pm

podgie.

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you have your TFN for life, (It's the same as having PPS in Ireland)

depending on the bank after a period of time they de-activity the account, you can re-activity the account, it usually takes a week for reactivation after contacting them. (as regards the bank fee's, period of time before deactivation of the account etc, all depends on the bank itself)

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