I never understand why women marry men like this. Zero prospects.Miss Swan wrote:Thanks SMS. It's definitely hard to say what's for sure. Hubby will do well in the sales, automotive or service line, albeit without the paper qualifications. He's also relatively young, 28 this year, and does not have years of work experience behind him.
I'm also mindful of how the government is clamping down on PR applications!
Fingers crossed
I guess some people still getting married because of some unfashioned thing called love. Frankly not sure what is better to see the coming marriage with the eyes of an accountant or have it later likely died by mundane everyday life problems.offshoreoildude wrote:I never understand why women marry men like this. Zero prospects.Miss Swan wrote:Thanks SMS. It's definitely hard to say what's for sure. Hubby will do well in the sales, automotive or service line, albeit without the paper qualifications. He's also relatively young, 28 this year, and does not have years of work experience behind him.
I'm also mindful of how the government is clamping down on PR applications!
Fingers crossed
Very rare thing for a Singaporean woman thoughx9200 wrote:I guess some people still getting married because of some unfashioned thing called love. Frankly not sure what is better to see the coming marriage with the eyes of an accountant or have it later likely died by mundane everyday life problems.offshoreoildude wrote:I never understand why women marry men like this. Zero prospects.Miss Swan wrote:Thanks SMS. It's definitely hard to say what's for sure. Hubby will do well in the sales, automotive or service line, albeit without the paper qualifications. He's also relatively young, 28 this year, and does not have years of work experience behind him.
I'm also mindful of how the government is clamping down on PR applications!
Fingers crossed
offshoreoildude wrote:I never understand why women marry men like this. Zero prospects.Miss Swan wrote:Thanks SMS. It's definitely hard to say what's for sure. Hubby will do well in the sales, automotive or service line, albeit without the paper qualifications. He's also relatively young, 28 this year, and does not have years of work experience behind him.
I'm also mindful of how the government is clamping down on PR applications!
Fingers crossed
Yeah that's something to think about. I'll probably sit on this for another couple of years. PR isn't our priority right now anyway.x9200 wrote:If on top of this rather weak points you are also newly married (within a year or two) I would not even hope for PR and doubt getting ordinary LTSVP will be easy.
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