Frankly, with the little information you have provided, I'd say it's not going to make a bit of difference. I reckon it will be rejected either way.Neon09 wrote:Hi,
A few days ago I took an appointment for the PR. Unfortunately, in a hurry I chose 1 (person) rather than 2. Is it possible to amend it to 2 people rather than 1 now? My appointment is in April.
Also, what are the chances of getting a PR here. We are an Indian couple, both working, although my wife is on a dependant pass. She has studied here in Singapore and have been here for four years at that point. I on the other hand have been here for two years to be exact.
Any advice can help.
Thanks.
I think I get itNeon09 wrote:Thanks for your reply sundaymorningstaple, not really sure what extra information are you talking about.
Still curious if I can amend the number of people for the appointment.
Neon09 wrote:Hi,
A few days ago I took an appointment for the PR. Unfortunately, in a hurry I chose 1 (person) rather than 2. Is it possible to amend it to 2 people rather than 1 now? My appointment is in April.
Also, what are the chances of getting a PR here. We are an Indian couple, both working, although my wife is on a dependant pass. She has studied here in Singapore and have been here for four years at that point. I on the other hand have been here for two years to be exact.
Any advice can help.
Thanks.
^ -1midlet2013 wrote:Did you call ICA ? They will be more helpful to you than folks here.
JR8 wrote:^ -1midlet2013 wrote:Did you call ICA ? They will be more helpful to you than folks here.
I disagree. ICA won't tell you anything that is not already published as a procedure or requirement. The people here assume you already know all of this. But, what you might find here, that you'll never get from ICA, is people who can give opinions as to whether they think there are strengths and/or weaknesses in your profile.
So if you call ICA they will likely say go ahead and apply. But, if you outline your application profile here beforehand, you might get feedback, ranging from 'You sound as if you have a decent chance' through the spectrum to 'Don't bother yet, until XYZ has changed': Both pieces of advice, (and the intermediate positions between those two poles), are equally as helpful.
Now of course you might not like the opinion given, but that is another matter, it doesn't make it wrong. If you want to ignore that and send off application after application, flailing yourself and your bank balance against the walls of ICA in some form of near-religious act of devotion to Singapore, then go right ahead, knock yourself out, plenty of people seem to do this: But note, it signals you either can't read the basic requirements and reach an informed judgement for yourself (i.e. stupid), and/or you are desperate. It goes without saying that ICA consider either as a negative, and that will stay on ICAs records, ... in all likelihood for longer than said wannabe-PR will stay in Singapore.
Hence a comment like that is ripe for misinterpretation.midlet2013 wrote:Did you call ICA ? They will be more helpful to you than folks here.
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