Does the Customs Offence affect my PR application or S Pass renewal request?

[emjacky]

I think I will select yes and attach the receipt of the customs offence summary upon thePR application. I am afraid that this case will also cause my employment renewal request failure next year if my PR application got rejected this time... anyway it was my own fault

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[BBCWatcher]

ICA knows about the incident already, and you're applying to the same agency for PR. I can't think of any downside in disclosing what ICA surely already knows, but there's possible harm if you don't.

[x9200]

Actually thinking a bit, asking ICA about this specific point may only result with the given answer. There is no way it could be any different and for at least two reasons - failure to rely on the applicant's judgement and desire to collect any relevant information. It translates to: let's us judge if this is relevant.

[ecureilx]

I would select No if it was me, but again, you have doubt, call ICA, your risk nothing calling them and asking.

Just called the ICA CALL CENTER, they advised to select Yes and provide an explanation letter...

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lovely, so I was correct after all

[x9200]

Yes Ecu, you were right, but it doesn't mean PNGMK or me were wrong.

[ecureilx]

Yes Ecu, you were right, but it doesn't mean PNGMK or me were wrong.

No, no .. I didn't say you guys were wrong.

After all my suggestion was to be prepared for such eventuality

[x9200]

One thing is pretty certain, once the question is asked and the answer received, the risk associated with declaring "No" in some doubtful cases increases by at least one order of magnitude.

[emjacky]

One thing is pretty certain, once the question is asked and the answer received, the risk associated with declaring "No" in some doubtful cases increases by at least one order of magnitude.

bad news...God bless all..

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[PNGMK]

One thing is pretty certain, once the question is asked and the answer received, the risk associated with declaring "No" in some doubtful cases increases by at least one order of magnitude.

Exactly. Well put.

[lizhi1989]

One thing is pretty certain, once the question is asked and the answer received, the risk associated with declaring "No" in some doubtful cases increases by at least one order of magnitude.

bad news...God bless all..

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How is your PR application/S Pass Renewal?
Does it affect?