Just your daughter. Your husband has to keep his S Pass because LTVP holders are not allowed to work.goriko wrote:"Yes, you can. Actually you even have to. How can your daughter attend to local childcare under SVP?"
sound not logical but yes she can go for childcare even with SVP. so your son PR result already out? how old is your son nw?
do I need to apply for both my husband and daughter for ltvp?
That's called a "visa run." I don't recommend it. There's no need to try to do something "sneaky" here, and she might not be let back in! Basic rule: don't act like a crook if you aren't a crook, and you aren't. Or at least try the front door before you start digging a tunnel.goriko wrote:...so now I will bring my daughter to JB to get another 30days stay in Singapore while waiting for the PR result.
It was a few years ago but it doesn't matter - the point is, in a similar situation of my son with SVP the officer advised to apply for LTVP because the PR processing was likely to take longer than the validity of the SVP. In other words this is what should be done and it is not going to interfere with your PR application. On the other hand, visa runs, or/and an overstay may. And yes, for your daughter only.goriko wrote:"Yes, you can. Actually you even have to. How can your daughter attend to local childcare under SVP?"
sound not logical but yes she can go for childcare even with SVP. so your son PR result already out? how old is your son nw?
thank you for your advice. I already applied LTVP for both husband and daughter on 20 October 2015. Hopefully we can know the result by end of Nov. My husband last day is on 15Nov (since cancellation need to clear in 7 ~14days) and receive 30 days STVP, I guess by the time we know the result his visa still valid till we can complete the formalities (if approved).BBCWatcher wrote:Assuming he wants to stay in Singapore, he should look for another employer (and a new S Pass or EP), and you should sponsor him for a LTVP in case he cannot find employment. There is an application fee for an LTVP, so you might delay a bit, but you don't want to wait until the last minute when he'll have to leave. (If you apply within his last 10 days of stay permission there's an extra charge, so don't wait that long. Figure out the exact date when his S Pass will be cancelled, and make sure his employer requests a 30 day STVP so he gets 30 days beyond that. You'll probably want to put in a LTVP application for him when he has about 20 days left on his STVP. If he simply isn't going to find new employment you can do it earlier.) As x9200 points out, he might not be approved for a LTVP if your income is too low. But since these are the only available options, you try.
No problem. Your automated queue number may not work as it used to be tied to the DE card. Go bit early and get queue number from counter.goriko wrote:Hi guys,
just to update you guys. my husband and daughter ltvp application has approved. Applied on 20/10/2015, get approval on 18/12/2015. Earliest date I can get to complete the formalities is on 8Jan2016.
can I travel out of Singapore while waiting for ltvp formalities apt? I intend to bring my daughter back to Malaysia for Christmas and New year from 24Dec2015 till 3Jan2016.
anyone have similar problem?
I planning to go to ica nxt week see if i can submit early. thanks for the adviceecureilx wrote:No problem. Your automated queue number may not work as it used to be tied to the DE card. Go bit early and get queue number from counter.goriko wrote:Hi guys,
just to update you guys. my husband and daughter ltvp application has approved. Applied on 20/10/2015, get approval on 18/12/2015. Earliest date I can get to complete the formalities is on 8Jan2016.
can I travel out of Singapore while waiting for ltvp formalities apt? I intend to bring my daughter back to Malaysia for Christmas and New year from 24Dec2015 till 3Jan2016.
anyone have similar problem?
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