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Age - 41
Nationality and Race - Indian
Married. Wife not working. 13 year old son. Applied PR for all 3 of us.
Banking sector. Working with local bank.
300000 Salary per annum
Been in Singapore for 6 years.

What are the chances for getting a PR?

You miss the most important point here. What's your nationality and race?


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adelaide wrote:Profile

Age - 41
Nationality and Race - Indian
Married. Wife not working. 13 year old son. Applied PR for all 3 of us.
Banking sector. Working with local bank.
300000 Salary per annum
Been in Singapore for 6 years.

What are the chances for getting a PR?

Where all have you worked before working in SG? What are your educational qualifications?

Is your son studying in a local school?

Have a MBA degree from a good Indian University. Have worked in Hongkong for a foreign bank for around 5 years. Was working in India before with a foreign bank. Total work experience of around 18 years in the financial sector. Son is studying in an International School.

adelaide wrote:Have a MBA degree from a good Indian University. Have worked in Hongkong for a foreign bank for around 5 years. Was working in India before with a foreign bank. Total work experience of around 18 years in the financial sector. Son is studying in an International School.

Chances may be slim, because based what you have said you have worked in other countries and moved on. So, what is the guarantee that you will settle down in Singapore?

Also, you have not shown any signs of integration in Singapore?

But, stranger things have happened recently. So, keep your fingers crossed

Unfortunately there are just too many of these types of application floating in the market...
good luck anyways

adelaide wrote:Profile

Age - 41
Nationality and Race - Indian
Married. Wife not working. 13 year old son. Applied PR for all 3 of us.
Banking sector. Working with local bank.
300000 Salary per annum
Been in Singapore for 6 years.

What are the chances for getting a PR?

Low, based on statistics.

Now you can't change your race to anything else, can you ?

I don't know about statistically, speaking, but anecdotally speaking from this forum, those who have applied and rejected and earning over 250K/pa are legion, far outweighing the successful ones. This especially in the Financial Sector.

Wish you luck. You might need a healthy dollop of it. But at the same time I have noticed that a few more Indians are being given PR today than this time last year. So, who knows. You buys yer ticket and takes yer chances.

sundaymorningstaple wrote:I don't know about statistically, speaking, but anecdotally speaking from this forum, those who have applied and rejected and earning over 250K/pa are legion, far outweighing the successful ones. This especially in the Financial Sector.

Wish you luck. You might need a healthy dollop of it. But at the same time I have noticed that a few more Indians are being given PR today than this time last year. So, who knows. You buys yer ticket and takes yer chances.

I agree with this. Money is relevant to EP applications, but not that relevant to PR, otherwise PRs would all be filthy rich.

snakebite wrote: I agree with this. Money is relevant to EP applications, but not that relevant to PR, otherwise PRs would all be filthy rich.

And the super rich in the region would be buying PR in Singapore..

Oh, they did do that under the Global investor scheme