Thanks for the information. Long time lurker here. I think your profile has given me some idea regarding the profile needed for PRs of Indian origin to get citizenship. In the last few months I think you were the only people of Indian origin to get citizenship on this forum.bluetopinkorblue wrote:thanks
Race: Indian
Occupation: both banking
kid: ltvp
PR ~ 14 years (both of us graduates from local uni via Moe scholarship)
His above "profile" is probably a fraction of a large set of data that was examined and found favorable for the outcome. It only means that Indians, working in banking, with a kid on ltvp and PR for 14y can get it, but it doesn't every Indian with such characteristics will get it. Actually the above "profile" is as per this forum anecdotal evidence unfavorable, so likely he has some other, stronger attributes that outweighed the potential negative points. In other words, this information for you is completely useless beyond the underlined part.Manohar_Reddy wrote:Thanks for the information. Long time lurker here. I think your profile has given me some idea regarding the profile needed for PRs of Indian origin to get citizenship. In the last few months I think you were the only people of Indian origin to get citizenship on this forum.bluetopinkorblue wrote:thanks
Race: Indian
Occupation: both banking
kid: ltvp
PR ~ 14 years (both of us graduates from local uni via Moe scholarship)
Thanks for your reply. I have carefully examined the profiles of several Indian origin PRs on this forum who applied for citizenship. While it may not be accurate or exhaustive, I do see a pattern. Very very few Indian PRs seem to be able to get citizenship at present. It looks to me that people who came to Singapore at a relatively younger age, did Undergrad in Singapore and have been PRs for more than 10 years seem to be the preferred choice for citizenship. People who came to Singapore at a later stage in life, even if they are doing well financially, don't seem to have much of a chance, even if they have been PRs for 10 years or more.x9200 wrote:His above "profile" is probably a fraction of a large set of data that was examined and found favorable for the outcome. It only means that Indians, working in banking, with a kid on ltvp and PR for 14y can get it, but it doesn't every Indian with such characteristics will get it. Actually the above "profile" is as per this forum anecdotal evidence unfavorable, so likely he has some other, stronger attributes that outweighed the potential negative points. In other words, this information for you is completely useless beyond the underlined part.Manohar_Reddy wrote:Thanks for the information. Long time lurker here. I think your profile has given me some idea regarding the profile needed for PRs of Indian origin to get citizenship. In the last few months I think you were the only people of Indian origin to get citizenship on this forum.bluetopinkorblue wrote:thanks
Race: Indian
Occupation: both banking
kid: ltvp
PR ~ 14 years (both of us graduates from local uni via Moe scholarship)
ProfileManohar_Reddy wrote:Hello, an update.
Indian origin PRs- both undergrad from Singapore. PRs since 2009 and in Singapore since 2004.
One in IT in banking and other in consulting.
Age: 30 & 31
Applied online in April, 2015. Appointment with ICA in November, 2015. In principle approval given in June, 2016.
My thanks to sms and others for their valuable contributions.
Dukunberanak wrote:Hi All,
Please help me..
My daughter PR just been approved.
I want her to study here in local school. Curently she is studying in Indonesia (primary school)..
Anyone having same past experience? Any procedures or link references for me to follow?
As suggested by MOE to contact the school directly or get the help from MOE to find the school , last week i called few schools in SG to ask the procedures and ask if there is empty slot. But all of them said their school is full.
You thought salary is a main decider ?DerronTee wrote:OMG, 250K also rejected?
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