Going to submit my PR application

[sounthariya]

My husband profile
Age: 32 / Male
Citizenship: Indian
Education: Bachelor Degree (Honors) India
Income: $5000
Occupation: senior system engineer
Residency in SG: 3 years 1month
Status: EP (p2 pass)
Tax: 3yr

My profile
Age: 30 / Female
Citizenship: Indian
Education: Bachelor Degree (Honors) India .Specialized diploma BIM Manager in Singapore.
Income: $3600
Occupation: BIM Manager
Residency in SG: 4 years
Status: EP
Tax: 3yr
My kids also stay in Singapore more than 3 year. Studying here.
My grandfather is Singapore citizen and also my uncle (mothers brother) also citizen in Singapore. My bother also working here more than 5 years.
I serving the community more than 2 years 3 month.
And also the member in bca academy.

We applied before one time with my husband name got rejected in 2013 .so now can I apply in my name are with my husband name. If I apply in my husband name how should I mention my family tiles volunteer work and member in bca .
What are the advantages or disadvantages if I apply in my name .please guild as where we can apply pr at this time?


Thank you in advance!

[x9200]

If it was me I would grant you immediately PR for sheer fact of not using reputed, renown
and prestigious words in your post but on more serious note I don't think you stand any reasonable chance to get it within next few years. Your race is a major issue, your salaries low. The kids, any males?

[American]

Is there truth to MoM favoring families with male children? I find that somewhat hard to believe - soldiers need wives and the country needs a higher birth rate for labor, not just soldiers. Anyone have experience getting rejected because they have all girl children, versus a family with a similar profile with a male child? Or is this anecdotal?

[x9200]

It seems to be the truth. It is of course anecdotal but many PR cases reported on this board point to this. For the second part, my guess behind the logic is that the males can get and often do get their wives from overseas while the other way around it does not work that well.

[Wd40]

When you apply as a family, it doesn't matter whether you are primary or your husband is primary.
There isn't much you can do. I would say keep applying every couple of years and one day, hopefully you will get it, if you have any other alternatives, then take it. But if you have decided you settle down in Singapore then just continue grinding it out here, there isn't much you can do, other than hope.

[sounthariya]

ok thanks for all your information.