It would seem to me that just maybe, the company is an MLM and you are trying to get on board via the LoC route. Most MLM'rs are self employed locals and I would doubt very seriously that a LoC would be granted to operate as an MLM. Could you clarify the type of business this is?babypanda wrote:I believe most of their current hires are Entrepasses except for one Singaporean hired late in March 2011.
You might have a problem even with an appeal.
Getting an EP approved is harder than getting an LOC approved as per my understanding..babypanda wrote:You might have a problem even with an appeal.
SMS, may I ask why you think so?
Do you think we should have taken our chances with an EP instead?
babypanda wrote:Oh i see. Thanks, singaporeflyer. The reason why I have been thinking about EP is I found from another site (do not know origin of claim), salary for application for LOC should not be that high, that you can apply for a P1 pass. Have you heard of this?
A registered Company in USA or UK wanting to set up in Singapore, may first open a representative office and staff it for the collection of data, market research and such, but not allowed to be operational, until a registered company in Singapore is formed. Looks like they thought they could circumvent the rules by employing a local, but they cannot, though I am speculating, as I don't really know the circumstances.babypanda wrote:Thanks for your thoughts, ksl. You mean even if you are a registered company you may still be not officially registered?My thoughts would be that they are not officially a registered business in Singapore to be fully operational.
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