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by hg » Thu, 14 Aug 2014 11:28 am
Looking for some advice from the knowledgeable folks out here.
I came to SG 5+ year ago on EP with my wife and kids on DP. I got a PEP somewhere along the way and still on PEP and working. During this time my wife got a job, switched to EP, applied to PEP later - got that too...now in Feb this year, she lost her job and hasn't managed to find another one and the 6 month time window for that is coming to end soon. So she needs to get back to a DP under my PEP.
Anyone familiar with this process? Does she need to cancel her PEP first or do I need to get her DP first?
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by AngMoG » Thu, 14 Aug 2014 12:21 pm
Think about it: if you cancel the PEP first, she will have no valid visa except a 1-month SVP (I think).
Apply for the DP first.
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by zzm9980 » Thu, 14 Aug 2014 11:58 pm
What Angmoh said. Apply for the DP. If/when she gets an IPA for the DP, then you cancel the PEP and go down to MOM and get the DP.
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by hg » Fri, 15 Aug 2014 9:44 am
Thank you AngMoG and zzm9980 for the advice.
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by ludwig12 » Fri, 15 Aug 2014 11:13 am
hg wrote:Thank you AngMoG and zzm9980 for the advice.
You definitely want to apply DP first. I went through a similar exercise just recently. The DP processing(for PEP holder) takes 5 weeks plus another 7 work days just to get the IPA letter in your mailbox. So the 30 day SVP following EP cancellation is not enough. Good luck.
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by hg » Mon, 18 Aug 2014 5:10 pm
ludwig12 wrote:hg wrote:Thank you AngMoG and zzm9980 for the advice.
You definitely want to apply DP first. I went through a similar exercise just recently. The DP processing(for PEP holder) takes 5 weeks plus another 7 work days just to get the IPA letter in your mailbox. So the 30 day SVP following EP cancellation is not enough. Good luck.
Oh, that's a great feedback...thanks a lot
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