You would have decent chance becausephamtieugiao wrote:I'm Vietnamese, male, 28 years old and single (still ). I know that I belong to the unfavorable sex and race.
I came to Singapore in 2008 to study at NTU (Computer Science). I graduated in 2012 and had been working for a start up since then, as an ethical hacker (the title is Software Engineer though). I changed job once in 2015 to join a French MNC as an ethical hacker (the title is still Software Engineer).
I applied twice:
- In 2015 at salary of $4025 (1st company), rejected with "you are welcome to work with your current pass"
- In early 2016 at salary of $5400 (2nd company), with the same message.
I just got promoted earlier this year and my current salary is $6960. So I decided to give another try.
Would there be any chance for me this 3rd attempt?
Thanks flying for the motivational reply. Do you have any suggestion on what else could be done to increase the chance, please?singaporeflyer wrote: You would have decent chance because
- You have worked in SG for close to 5 years
- Your Salary has increased too.
There is no short or quick fix to get PR.phamtieugiao wrote:Thanks flying for the motivational reply. Do you have any suggestion on what else could be done to increase the chance, please?singaporeflyer wrote: You would have decent chance because
- You have worked in SG for close to 5 years
- Your Salary has increased too.
"Kinda into Chinese culture" or recommendation letters from friends and colleagues will not help much. You need birth certificate to prove your ethnicity, as seen in another threadphamtieugiao wrote:Btw, although my race is not Chinese, I'm kinda into Chinese culture. I have Singaporean friends and colleagues, and I speak to them in Mandarin. I listened to Chinese songs, I watched Chinese drama on TV. I've always celebrated CNY in Singapore with the locals. Does that help? is there anything that I can do to show that to ICA?
Alright then, how unfavorable is it for Vietnamese? I mean, compared to other races.jamie9vardy wrote: "Kinda into Chinese culture" or recommendation letters from friends and colleagues will not help much. You need birth certificate to prove your ethnicity, as seen in another thread
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Hi, any chance you can compare chance of getting PR for Vietnamese vs. Nepali?sundaymorningstaple wrote:Pretty rough, truth be known.
Ah, this helps a great deal. Thanks!sundaymorningstaple wrote:If you applied as a family, it really doesn't matter all that much if both are working as both will be considered as it's a family application.
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