Does the primary applicant earn more than 5k basic?Trinakj07 wrote:Hi all! I am a filipina spouse of s pass holder. We are planning to apply for long term visit pass but unfortunately our marriage certificate is still in process. Do we need the marriage certificate as primary requirements in applying the pass or we can apply now while waiting for our marriage certificate. Anyway, i used my married name now in my philippine passport. Hope anyone can help us with this matter. Thankyou
Correct, if they ROM'd.sundaymorningstaple wrote:According to the OP, they got married in Singapore so I'm not sure what the hold up is. I assume that they got married at the ROM? If so, they would have walked out with the signed Marriage Certificate unless something has changed since I got married here.
Nope, if ROM, for re-registering in Philippines, embassy won't hold the original certificate. And the process is just 3 days, but the NSO copy, which they don't need to show to ICA - will take 5 months.okonu wrote:My take is that the marriage cert is now with the PHP embassy for purposes of registering the marriage in the Philippines too.
Married at ROM or embassy? If via embassy, wait.Trinakj07 wrote:we are married in singapore and we registered it in Phil Embassy in singapore but the process is slow that is why we dont have the NSO copy yet, it is still in the DFA consular records.
His basic pay is 3k only.
You may have stopped shorter than going on till you talk about same sex marriage.BBCWatcher wrote:Trinakj07 is asking about a LTVP (not DP) on the basis of marriage. That's marriage to a Singaporean citizen or Permanent Resident, otherwise it wouldn't be a LTVP.(*) There is no published income minimum in this situation. Of course, more is better (for many reasons), but in this situation there's nothing magical about $5,000/month specifically. Details are available here, and note the conspicuous absence of a specific income threshold.
The EP or S Pass holder who wants his/her foreign spouse in Singapore currently needs to meet a specific fixed (not basic) monthly salary minimum of $5,000 in order to apply and for his/her spouse to be considered. And the EP/S Pass holder's employer lodges the application, so the employer's cooperation is required. However, that's a different situation involving a different pass (the Dependant's Pass). In that other situation (not Trinakj07's) a question about a $5K/month fixed (not basic) monthly salary would be germane.
I'm just reading what Trinakj07 wrote. If she's asking about some other situation not accurately reflected in what she wrote, then I assume she'll let us know in a followup post.
(*) With the possible exception of same sex marriages, but Trinakj07's post implies the marriage took place in a country without same sex marriages. I think we can rule out that possibility based on the original post, although here too Trinakj07 can let us know if she married a woman.
Trinakj07 wrote:Hi all! I am a filipina spouse of s pass holder. We are planning to apply for long term visit pass but unfortunately our marriage certificate is still in process.
That's how you confuse and offend people ...BBCWatcher wrote: (*) With the possible exception of same sex marriages, but Trinakj07's post implies the marriage took place in a country without same sex marriages. I think we can rule out that possibility based on the original post, although here too Trinakj07 can let us know if she married a woman.
It's certainly confusing when you leap to an assumption contradicted by the original poster herself in her original post then complain when somebody else politely corrects your error.ecureilx wrote:That's how you confuse and offend people ...
Agreed, I did say few times elsewhere, I am not that smart as you are, nor can I think of writing a extra long verbal retort just to prove my point and have the last word .. nor can I think of impossible scenarios.BBCWatcher wrote: It's certainly confusing when you leap to an assumption contradicted by the original poster herself in her original post then complain when somebody else politely corrects your error.
If Trinakj07 wants to apply for a DP rather than a LTVP, she'll let us know. But she asked about applying for a LTVP. So let's help her with that, OK?
Trinakj07 wrote:Hi all! I am a filipina spouse of s pass holder.
Trinakj07 wrote:we are married in singapore and we registered it in Phil Embassy in singapore but the process is slow that is why we dont have the NSO copy yet, it is still in the DFA consular records.
His basic pay is 3k only.
1. I'm assuming both are from the Philippines and that is why they want to register it in the 'peens.okonu wrote:My take is that the marriage cert is now with the PHP embassy for purposes of registering the marriage in the Philippines too.
+, from what I have seen, a lot of Filipinos think Marrying in Singapore has benefits and then end up going via the embassy route, which is long drawn and can take six months or more to get it settled. Than the ROM -> embassy route, which is shorter.sundaymorningstaple wrote: 1. I'm assuming both are from the Philippines and that is why they want to register it in the 'peens. .
+1Crap, most came from the government websites where they got confused for the same reasons so they come here for short concise explanations to their very basic needs. They are not looking to get a diploma in the subject. .
ApologiesAs you can see, the OP hasn't been back. You two could screw up a wet dream and really need to get a room together as you fight like a dysfunctional married couple. It's starting to get tiresome.
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