PR APPLICATION

[SRINI1162]

Hello every one. I would like some one to answer my queries on PR.

I studied in SMU - Singapore UG Finance and accounting. I am in Singapore since 2012. I am employed in Singapore for last 1 year.
I am a bachelor - 25 years. I have applied for PR for self only. I am a Indian citizen. I have given the PR application in Mar 2017. PLEASE I WOULD WISH IF ANY ONE CAN ANSWER 1.What is the likely hood of PR in my case 2.what time limit I should be waiting. 3.PR comes to Residence address or Office address 4. How much time it takes once I get In Principle approval to final PR 5. Documents to be submitted after In Principle approval

[taxico]

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[singaporeflyer]

Hello every one. I would like some one to answer my queries on PR.

I studied in SMU - Singapore UG Finance and accounting. I am in Singapore since 2012. I am employed in Singapore for last 1 year.
I am a bachelor - 25 years. I have applied for PR for self only. I am a Indian citizen. I have given the PR application in Mar 2017. PLEASE I WOULD WISH IF ANY ONE CAN ANSWER 1.What is the likely hood of PR in my case 2.what time limit I should be waiting. 3.PR comes to Residence address or Office address 4. How much time it takes once I get In Principle approval to final PR 5. Documents to be submitted after In Principle approval

Take 1 step at a time. Dont think too far....

Your chances with just 1 year of work in Singapore is very slim.

We have seen time limits of 3 months - 18 months...How can we know how long it will take for yours? We are not astrologers or magicians here....

PR Application Result Letter will come to your residence.

Documents to be submitted on approval will be mentioned in the Approval letter and will also be available on the ICA website.

It looks to me as if you are jumping the gun....

[SRINI1162]

I hv studied in Singapore itself. Will it be considered in PR approval

[jamie9vardy]

I hv studied in Singapore itself. Will it be considered in PR approval

There are many before you who have MASTERS from NUS or NTU and still did not get their PR approved? How?

[singaporeflyer]

I hv studied in Singapore itself. Will it be considered in PR approval

Will surely be considered. But that alone will not be enough to take you past the line to be successful.

[SRINI1162]

I hv studied in Singapore itself. Will it be considered in PR approval

Will surely be considered. But that alone will not be enough to take you past the line to be successful.

You are kind enough to reply to my query. Just 3 days back I received a letter from ICA to give details about my Parents, 6 months Pay slips and also IT assessment notice. I have submitted the same. Just curious to know does it mean that my details are already checked and a positive outcome is possible. Please guide me if possible.

[singaporeflyer]

I hv studied in Singapore itself. Will it be considered in PR approval

Will surely be considered. But that alone will not be enough to take you past the line to be successful.

You are kind enough to reply to my query. Just 3 days back I received a letter from ICA to give details about my Parents, 6 months Pay slips and also IT assessment notice. I have submitted the same. Just curious to know does it mean that my details are already checked and a positive outcome is possible. Please guide me if possible.

They need additional information from you to consider further. But that does not always mean the outcome will be positive.

[jamie9vardy]

You are kind enough to reply to my query. Just 3 days back I received a letter from ICA to give details about my Parents, 6 months Pay slips and also IT assessment notice. I have submitted the same. Just curious to know does it mean that my details are already checked and a positive outcome is possible. Please guide me if possible.

Based on past trend, when they asked for these documents, you stand a chance. But don't be over optimistic just yet. You'll probably know the outcome in a month or two.

Good luck!

[PNGMK]

The guy above is full of it. You haven't been discarded out of hand.... but you may wait up to 18 months to get a no. Personally I think you're applying far too soon.