If you fly SQ, they can reached out, for visa in Singapore.ZAT wrote:Hello everyone,
I am an Indian studying in Canada and I am meeting my family in Hong kong(They will come from India) then we will travel to Singapore together in May.
Unlike in India, where my parents can apply through an agent to get their visit visa. There is no option for an authorized visa agent in Canada and they request us to apply to the consulate general of Singapore Toronto directly. I have been trying to get in touch with them and no one is getting back.
Please help as I am running out of time.
I have flight tickets to and out of Singapore and hotel bookings confirmed already.
No one is getting back? You mean you call them, they pick up the phone but don't respond to you?ZAT wrote:Hello everyone,
I am an Indian studying in Canada and I am meeting my family in Hong kong(They will come from India) then we will travel to Singapore together in May.
Unlike in India, where my parents can apply through an agent to get their visit visa. There is no option for an authorized visa agent in Canada and they request us to apply to the consulate general of Singapore Toronto directly. I have been trying to get in touch with them and no one is getting back.
Please help as I am running out of time.
I have flight tickets to and out of Singapore and hotel bookings confirmed already.
most of the times the calls end up in voice mail ! Of course they aren't gonna call back an overseas number ...x9200 wrote: No one is getting back? You mean you call them, they pick up the phone but don't respond to you?
Really? So how do the Singaporeans manage if they need some urgent consular help? A typical developed country consulate has some working hours set when they respond to calls and such. This, plus an emergency number.ecureilx wrote:most of the times the calls end up in voice mail ! Of course they aren't gonna call back an overseas number ...x9200 wrote: No one is getting back? You mean you call them, they pick up the phone but don't respond to you?
Singaporeans' are different, they will and have sent consulate staff to help for SG IC Holders !!!x9200 wrote:Really? So how do the Singaporeans manage if they need some urgent consular help? A typical developed country consulate has some working hours set when they respond to calls and such. This, plus an emergency number.ecureilx wrote:most of the times the calls end up in voice mail ! Of course they aren't gonna call back an overseas number ...x9200 wrote: No one is getting back? You mean you call them, they pick up the phone but don't respond to you?
You are implying they have the phone switched to voice mail all the time and they pick it up only if a Singaporean calls. This I don't know, but I would think of it as weird.ecureilx wrote:Singaporeans' are different, they will and have sent consulate staff to help for SG IC Holders !!!x9200 wrote:Really? So how do the Singaporeans manage if they need some urgent consular help? A typical developed country consulate has some working hours set when they respond to calls and such. This, plus an emergency number.ecureilx wrote:
most of the times the calls end up in voice mail ! Of course they aren't gonna call back an overseas number ...
Plus they do have 24x7 phone for each country consulate that can be reached.
OP is NOT an SGn And a visa clarification is NOT an emergency I guess
With a lot of apologies, you are reading a lot of things from my words, words that are not there.x9200 wrote:You are implying they have the phone switched to voice mail all the time and they pick it up only if a Singaporean calls. This I don't know, but I would think of it as weird.
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