Wouldn't you need support of family members with experience to take care during delivery? At max they will allow to bring her family members on visit visa that can be extended to 2 months. Whereas US, AU and UK allow people to bring their parents for 6 months on tourist visa.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Probably her family background, composition is the sticking point. If they feel she may have too much collateral family baggage it could cause her to be rejected. Returning back to India for her pregnancy didn't do her any favours either as Singapore is well equipped to handle most any pregnancy complication. That would have been the first red flag (and their queries).
Indian family compositions are very simple. 1 father, 1 month and a couple of siblings. I don't see how that can be sticking point. That is for our generation. I the previous generation, i.e. our parents used to have like 10-12 siblingssundaymorningstaple wrote:Probably her family background, composition is the sticking point. If they feel she may have too much collateral family baggage it could cause her to be rejected. Returning back to India for her pregnancy didn't do her any favours either as Singapore is well equipped to handle most any pregnancy complication. That would have been the first red flag (and their queries).
I understand your point, the arrogant ICA won't.Wd40 wrote:Wouldn't you need support of family members with experience to take care during delivery? At max they will allow to bring her family members on visit visa that can be extended to 2 months. Whereas US, AU and UK allow people to bring their parents for 6 months on tourist visa.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Probably her family background, composition is the sticking point. If they feel she may have too much collateral family baggage it could cause her to be rejected. Returning back to India for her pregnancy didn't do her any favours either as Singapore is well equipped to handle most any pregnancy complication. That would have been the first red flag (and their queries).
Also no insurance for pregnancy, in case of complications the costs could go upto 50K SGD.
I would say sensible decision that they delivered their baby in their home country, in a friendly environment where doctors have much more experience and costs are never a concern. That's exactly what we did, and if that is the reason why we are denied PR, then no regrets, if were to make the decision again, our decision will be the same.
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