This is still not clear to me. I am assuming that you are currently enrolled in a private school. I called up my friend who is pursuing his doctoral studies in NUS and he has never heard of such as thing as ICA revoking the student passes. However he mentioned that ICA strictly monitors the attendance records of students in private schools and should they fall short of the requirements, the student pass is revoked. And once revoked the students don't have much luck in getting it reinstated/coming back to Singapore for those courses again.jajarules wrote:Hey bloodhound123,
I think they denied it because of my attendance.
Sometimes I forget to sign.
Also, I don't work so somehow I thought they'd know that I don't work.
Even if I don't sign the roster.
I take full responsibility.
I just want to know what i can do to fix it.
If it gets denied, are there other options for me?
They didn't really explain.
They just asked me to write an appeal.
Do i keep appealing until I finish the year haha.
Reallyyyyy clueless.
Wd40 wrote:Seriously, I cant believe anyone will want to take up a course in a peanuts paying country like Singapore .... , just to work illegally
They are working legally in skilled areas, without paying a bomb on college fees.yogaloungeforever wrote:Wd40 wrote:Seriously, I cant believe anyone will want to take up a course in a peanuts paying country like Singapore .... , just to work illegally
So why-lah so many Indians want to come to Singapore to work? Even those coming from Aussie/NZ/US/GBR?
OP, please provide clearer details to your situation if you would like solid advice.jajarules wrote:I did not see this coming.
I'm screwed. I don't know what to tell my dad.
My grades are fine. Just that sometimes I forget to sign attendance.
C'monnnnnnn.
How do I prove to them that I'm too lazy to work
soooo they shouldn't worry about me.
I'm 25 and I live with my dad.
BLAH last year and i can go back home.
HELP.
PLEASE.
THANKS.
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