Yeah, if you look at my details we're chalk and cheese mostly. I don't fit half of those criteria you mentioned.Adnan Amjad wrote:
1- Your income is not really that important, ppl with 15k/month gets rejected whereas ppl with 2k/month gets approved.
I guess I am nearer 15k than 2k
Your AGE is more important when it comes to your worth in SG, coz they want to see how long will you contribute to CPF. I was 38 when I got my PR - so what age is relevant?
2- Education is very important. Most applicants who gets PR have/had studied in SG or from a good uni with good grades. SG focus on education more than income from my understanding. I got a 2:i from a UK Uni - does that count?
3- Family in Singapore is additional point. It shows that you are willing to commit longer to SG. Male kids below 16 yr, extra points. No kids.
4- Don't get all confused to marry a Singaporean will increase your chances. No plans to
5- Your ethical race is important....
Each year X number of candidates will be approved and mostly will be Chinese which leaves a slight chance for other races. I am caucasian
6- The number of years you stay in Singapore. This is very gray area to many people. Some applicants approved within 1 yr whereas some rejected even after 8 years, why? Ok coz if you are on student pass for 10 years those 10 years translates to 0 years in application. A student pass is not a valid pass to translate to residency. lets say on S-Pass you stay for 3 years your appreciation will be more stronger as compare to student pass.
But its is not only staying in Singapore. Your activities in Singapore also matters like:
a- Local Bank accounts Nope
b- Govn school eduction for kids Nope
c- WDA programmes if on EP Nope
d- Memberships with local Clubs Nope
e- condo or HDB Nope
f- Area you live in. (Even though Singapore is small but they do control state population) West Coast
g- Your job progression, how often you get promoted. Once in two years
h- Any of the 2 Local Languages you have picked, MALAY or CHINESE Neither
I was here for 2 yrs when i got my PR
7- Your recommendation letter from the company. ... Didnt have one
8- Your PR appreciation. Make sure its simple to understand, clean and systematic. T... Do you mean application? The form is pretty straight forwards, I just answered the questions on it.
So that's all what my observation is about PR application in SG. I can be wrong.
I got my PR approved within 5 months. (Mine was 6 weeks)
Age: 22 (38)
Income: 3.8k (at least twice that)
Edu: Degree with HON (same here)
Single (me too)
Stay in SG for 5 yrs before applying (I was here 20 months)
South Asian (English)
As said, also different era from both of the above. But also experience which apparently made up for the lack of paper qualifications.curiousgeorge wrote:Yeah, if you look at my details we're chalk and cheese mostly. I don't fit half of those criteria you mentioned.Adnan Amjad wrote:
1- Your income is not really that important, ppl with 15k/month gets rejected whereas ppl with 2k/month gets approved.
I guess I am nearer 15k than 2k
Your AGE is more important when it comes to your worth in SG, coz they want to see how long will you contribute to CPF. I was 38 when I got my PR - so what age is relevant?
I was 47 when I got my PR. - Really, what age is relevant? 'fraid I can't agree either.
2- Education is very important. Most applicants who gets PR have/had studied in SG or from a good uni with good grades. SG focus on education more than income from my understanding. I got a 2:i from a UK Uni - does that count?
Or how about my High School Diploma? (only)
3- Family in Singapore is additional point. It shows that you are willing to commit longer to SG. Male kids below 16 yr, extra points. No kids.
4- Don't get all confused to marry a Singaporean will increase your chances. No plans to Married a Singaporean and have two kids!
5- Your ethical race is important....
Each year X number of candidates will be approved and mostly will be Chinese which leaves a slight chance for other races. I am caucasian As am I. but my wife is an Indian, does that help?
6- The number of years you stay in Singapore. This is very gray area to many people. Some applicants approved within 1 yr whereas some rejected even after 8 years, why? Ok coz if you are on student pass for 10 years those 10 years translates to 0 years in application. A student pass is not a valid pass to translate to residency. lets say on S-Pass you stay for 3 years your appreciation will be more stronger as compare to student pass.
But its is not only staying in Singapore. Your activities in Singapore also matters like:
a- Local Bank accounts Nope
b- Govn school eduction for kids Nope
c- WDA programmes if on EP Nope
d- Memberships with local Clubs Nope
e- condo or HDB Nope
f- Area you live in. (Even though Singapore is small but they do control state population) West Coast
g- Your job progression, how often you get promoted. Once in two years
h- Any of the 2 Local Languages you have picked, MALAY or CHINESE Neither Have hard enough problem with English
I was here for 2 yrs when i got my PR
7- Your recommendation letter from the company. ... Didnt have one
8- Your PR appreciation. Make sure its simple to understand, clean and systematic. T... Do you mean application? The form is pretty straight forwards, I just answered the questions on it.
So that's all what my observation is about PR application in SG. I can be wrong. Yep, you could be.
I got my PR approved within 5 months. (Mine was 6 weeks)
Age: 22 (38) (47)
Income: 3.8k (at least twice that) At least half that
Edu: Degree with HON (same here) High School
Single (me too) Married
Stay in SG for 5 yrs before applying (I was here 20 months) 3 years unless you count the other 8 years on SVP
South Asian (English) (Yank)
Granted, we live in a different era (since the White Paper).
But you also don't mention one thing I think is critical - your Occupation/Industry. If your skillset is something that is trained locally and has local people lining up to do, then you have little chance. If you have a skillset that is not available locally then you're in with a better chance.
And if you're Senior in a large company with a big salary, no worries[/b]
The profile and data of successful PR applicants is not openly shared by ICA.Adnan Amjad wrote:lol.. Not saying 100% of that 30K should be similar profile, but mostly will be younger age group.
Its my understanding after all.. so i can be wrong.
Just sharing anyways..
All application are reviewed on separate conditions after all.
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