My This! was actually not directed to your comment but on this comment:Kchang21081982 wrote:sundaymorningstaple wrote:This! ^^^
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PR hopefuls fret not! As long as ICA doesn't administer compulsory tests to assess applicant's basic command of English, y'all on equal ground!
Probably the Chang in his name helped him, more than anything else. So yeah, fret not.PermanentRisk wrote:Congrats on your PR approval Kchang! If anyone has any doubts that it's increasingly harder to obtain PR nowadays, one just needs to direct them to Kchang's case
PR hopefuls fret not! As long as ICA doesn't administer compulsory tests to assess applicant's basic command of English, y'all on equal ground!
Certainly there are other parameters at play to gauge one's suitability in integrating to the society.
pierretan wrote:Mine is:
- E Pass/ SGD 70+k annual
- Applied @ 13 Nov 2015
- Filipino / Chinese / Single / Male 31
- Singapore since late 2010 / 1st time application
- Tax paid since 2011
- Status @ ienqury = Pending
, hopefully it doesn't last 1 year+
Hopefully for yours.pierretan wrote:pierretan wrote:Mine is:
- E Pass/ SGD 70+k annual
- Applied @ 13 Nov 2015
- Filipino / Chinese / Single / Male 31
- Singapore since late 2010 / 1st time application
- Tax paid since 2011
- Status @ ienqury = Pending
Still pending
Just to update, I got my application finally approved today from ienquiry after 10 months. I got a request to submit CV details of my parents and siblings last month through post and got the approval a month after. Thanks guys for the info here. Some things that could have helped me in the application, apart from my race I guessdynamic.dante wrote:Hopefully for yours.pierretan wrote:pierretan wrote:Mine is:
- E Pass/ SGD 70+k annual
- Applied @ 13 Nov 2015
- Filipino / Chinese / Single / Male 31
- Singapore since late 2010 / 1st time application
- Tax paid since 2011
- Status @ ienqury = Pending
Still pending
Mine is already 13 months and no sign its going to end from what ICA reply to my emails previously
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. I submitted a certificate of appreciation from continuous volunteering that I received back in 2013, also awards given by my company to me.You may not have been here long enough as residents, but as you are almost guaranteed to get PR in the long run I wouldn't sweat it too much.Leelee2791 wrote:Hi all, I am new here and would like to share my application.
1. Whole family
Main applicant: Wife, EP, monthly income $5,600, Degree, ACCA from UK, member of ACCA and ISCA.
Dependent applicants: HUSBAND, EP, monthly income $5,000, Degree Australia.
Daughter 6yr old DP, Son 3yr old DP
2. All Malaysian Chinese
3. Applied on 5th Sep 16
4. Moved to SG in Feb 15 (whole family together)
6. Status: Pending (4months+ now)
What do you think of my chance? Quite nervous now as I hope it don't take a long time to reject. It will be very disappointing. Thanks!
As my daughter needs to enroll to P1 this year for next year intake, chances to get into local school is very low if we don't get our PR. Of cos my living cost will also reduce with a PR status too.Barnsley wrote:You may not have been here long enough as residents, but as you are almost guaranteed to get PR in the long run I wouldn't sweat it too much.Leelee2791 wrote:Hi all, I am new here and would like to share my application.
1. Whole family
Main applicant: Wife, EP, monthly income $5,600, Degree, ACCA from UK, member of ACCA and ISCA.
Dependent applicants: HUSBAND, EP, monthly income $5,000, Degree Australia.
Daughter 6yr old DP, Son 3yr old DP
2. All Malaysian Chinese
3. Applied on 5th Sep 16
4. Moved to SG in Feb 15 (whole family together)
6. Status: Pending (4months+ now)
What do you think of my chance? Quite nervous now as I hope it don't take a long time to reject. It will be very disappointing. Thanks!
Should they reject you , they will give you some advice on when to apply in the future.
fingers crossed for my approval.Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 19 guests
