I read it as 12k.riri85 wrote:Hi, I am not sure if this has been asked before. I did a search and could not find anything useful or relevant so decided to ask here.
My gf is indonesian chinese, 24<script id="gpt-impl-0.1766036439672366" src="http://partner.googleadservices.com/gpt ... "></script> this year.
She has a Bac degree in Management (Economics Faculty)
After searching for 1/2 year or so, I finally found strings and got her a job here.
Its a simple accounting clerk job, salary is 1.2k + 150 productivity with AL etc
Its not much but it's a start for us, the company is willing to pay the bond and levy.
Oh the industry is Service (I think) coz its related to transportation / hospital related
Now the question is whether the permit can be successful?
Is there such a thing as being rejected for being over qualified ?
Also because she's from Indoensia and I've dug on MOM and couldn't find Indo on the Northen Asian Sources (NAS) or Non-Traditional Sources (NTS).
Yes, we plan to marry but thats further down the road (a year or so, gotta make it fast coz i'm growing older and it takes time to process PR too?)
I'm aware that if she holds a permit, no pregnancy and i need to apply to MOM to get permission for marriage too.
Just worried that she can't even get the permit
How come ?ecureilx wrote:I read it as 12k.riri85 wrote:Hi, I am not sure if this has been asked before. I did a search and could not find anything useful or relevant so decided to ask here.
My gf is indonesian chinese, 24<script id="gpt-impl-0.1766036439672366" src="http://partner.googleadservices.com/gpt ... "></script> this year.
She has a Bac degree in Management (Economics Faculty)
After searching for 1/2 year or so, I finally found strings and got her a job here.
Its a simple accounting clerk job, salary is 1.2k + 150 productivity with AL etc
Its not much but it's a start for us, the company is willing to pay the bond and levy.
Oh the industry is Service (I think) coz its related to transportation / hospital related
Now the question is whether the permit can be successful?
Is there such a thing as being rejected for being over qualified ?
Also because she's from Indoensia and I've dug on MOM and couldn't find Indo on the Northen Asian Sources (NAS) or Non-Traditional Sources (NTS).
Yes, we plan to marry but thats further down the road (a year or so, gotta make it fast coz i'm growing older and it takes time to process PR too?)
I'm aware that if she holds a permit, no pregnancy and i need to apply to MOM to get permission for marriage too.
Just worried that she can't even get the permit
Seriously 1.2k ? No, MOM doesn't care about allowances.
Chances for pass ? NIL.
Not to discourage you but your PR plans may go haywire if the Gov here continues their reduction policies.riri85 wrote:Wow.. that sucks... I have plans to get married but I'm estimating 2017 June earliest then LTVP and hopefully apply for PR once possible.
So unless its employed under S-Pass there's no other way to get a permit huh ><
Be thankful for those two years. 56,000 of my peers didn't make it through their two years during the VN war. Be thankful that you have a technological advanced military and a government that is trying to make wimps into men and have a pair of cojones. I hate worthless scum who think NS is a waste of time. My son did his NS in the Navy here and he's proud of the fact. But then again, he was raised to understand that NS is a good thing for men, but not for whimpering, whining little boys.riri85 wrote:
Served 2 miserable years
Don't need to take it personally yah?sundaymorningstaple wrote:Be thankful for those two years. 56,000 of my peers didn't make it through their two years during the VN war. Be thankful that you have a technological advanced military and a government that is trying to make wimps into men and have a pair of cojones. I hate worthless scum who think NS is a waste of time. My son did his NS in the Navy here and he's proud of the fact. But then again, he was raised to understand that NS is a good thing for men, but not for whimpering, whining little boys.riri85 wrote:
Served 2 miserable years
Well, as an SC marrying her and moving via Long term pass is the best option.riri85 wrote:Oh Singapore Citizen. Been here since 1985, born and raised.
As of now, it will be a tough fight, if you go the work pass way. Trust me on that.riri85 wrote:Yes.. thanks for the advice.
My plan is ROM next year June and we can do the other ceremonies at a later date once we are settled down.
Aw well, I thought I could let her join me sooner.
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