Chances of having a PR application approved.

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Post by ecureilx » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 12:58 pm

yeqimin wrote: Im just wondering the difference between a malaysian of a chinese descent and a filipino with a chinese descent. Lol i mean it doesnt make any sense to me if they count my race as Filipino without any filipino blood lol.
Honestly, my Filipino friends will not be happy when a chinoy insists there is nothing Filipino in himself :( I hope you read the recent article calling chinoys to pledge their allegiance to the country, or leave. I know it's off topic.

Compared to a Malaysian Chinese, you are still much much lower in the preference level, I am sure.

And for your info, Malaysian Chinese are partly welcome for their Chinese heritage and partly for their Malaysian heritage.

So, where do your ancestors come from ?

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Post by sundaymorningstaple » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 1:53 pm

The main reason that Malaysian Chinese are the most favorable of all the regional Chinese is that they find it easier to integrate with the Local Chinese as Malaysia and Singapore at one time were one and there are lots of extended families across both. Also, they speak the same language more or less and the habit are the same more or less. Singapore and Malayian English is similar as well.
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Post by yeqimin » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 5:28 pm

ecureilx wrote:
yeqimin wrote: Im just wondering the difference between a malaysian of a chinese descent and a filipino with a chinese descent. Lol i mean it doesnt make any sense to me if they count my race as Filipino without any filipino blood lol.
Honestly, my Filipino friends will not be happy when a chinoy insists there is nothing Filipino in himself :( I hope you read the recent article calling chinoys to pledge their allegiance to the country, or leave. I know it's off topic.

Compared to a Malaysian Chinese, you are still much much lower in the preference level, I am sure.

And for your info, Malaysian Chinese are partly welcome for their Chinese heritage and partly for their Malaysian heritage.

So, where do your ancestors come from ?

No, no. Lol. I'm not disowning the Filipino culture that's instilled within me. :D Yeah i know regarding the allegiance to the country because my dad was required to do such because his nationality is Chinese.

Yes I'm pretty sure that my preference level is lower of course :)

My ancestors come from China (yeah) haha. :D

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Re: Chances of having a PR application approved.

Post by yeqimin » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 5:30 pm

sundaymorningstaple wrote:The main reason that Malaysian Chinese are the most favorable of all the regional Chinese is that they find it easier to integrate with the Local Chinese as Malaysia and Singapore at one time were one and there are lots of extended families across both. Also, they speak the same language more or less and the habit are the same more or less. Singapore and Malayian English is similar as well.

Yep yep noticed that. I have a number of Malaysian chinese friends and yeah I can see that. :D

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Post by ecureilx » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 6:50 pm

yeqimin wrote:
Yes I'm pretty sure that my preference level is lower of course :)

My ancestors come from China (yeah) haha. :D
Just for curiosity sake, which part of China ?

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Post by yeqimin » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 7:06 pm

ecureilx wrote:
yeqimin wrote:
Yes I'm pretty sure that my preference level is lower of course :)

My ancestors come from China (yeah) haha. :D
Just for curiosity sake, which part of China ?
All i know is they're from Fujian (both sides) and some relatives are in Xiamen.

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Post by ecureilx » Sun, 01 Nov 2015 7:25 pm

yeqimin wrote:
ecureilx wrote:
yeqimin wrote:
Yes I'm pretty sure that my preference level is lower of course :)

My ancestors come from China (yeah) haha. :D
Just for curiosity sake, which part of China ?
All i know is they're from Fujian (both sides) and some relatives are in Xiamen.
If you gonna harp on your Chinese Ancestry, I would suggest that you brush up on your roots.

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