Singapore PR Approval chances in the year 2017-2018

[ecureilx]

Advice? You can stay here as long as you can renew your work pass or consider Plan B?

No, I demand it, I insist I be given, and no second guess there

And I am an engineer, please take note

What plan B?

Errr... get an MBA from the best business school in motherland or smash 108 coconuts?

Plan B = H1-B

P/s OP deleted the original post. We could almost see it coming.

Mods gonna put it back

Chickens like OP are examples why people have working relationship issues with some folks

His initial post is quoted anyway

[luckycricket]

8 applications in 8 years? Why people don't wait for some reasonable amount of time (at least a year) before resubmitting their application ? Rejection takes at least 3 to 4 months so you were applying after every 8 to 9 months. No wonder ICA calendar is always full

Great observation. I think the OP immediately re-applied once rejected every time.


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OP's application pattern clearly shows his seriousness (not talking about desperation) about his application and about the whole system. It is a perfect example of how people start abusing the system ... Got the rejection then go and get a new appointment to have another picnic at ICA because the application submission is FREE

[Janakikr]

Hi
Please dont mistake that i am starting a new thread here on the same topic.
I am in Singapore since 2011 and got married here in Singapore to a PR here in 2013. From then i am applying for PR its been getting rejected. As my husband is a RC member we have also met MP Goh Chok Tong and he wrote a letter to ICA (in 2015), still rejected. So he asked us to wait and reapply later.

Details of Myself and My Family:

I am a Engineering graduate working for a Multi national Bank. Salary more than 100K per annum
My husband is here since 2008 and he has renewed his PR and his appointment for Citizenship is also booked in Next year. Since he is a Residence Committee member where we get to do a lot of volunteering activities. We have got a condo here and moved in 2016.
We have a son now who is born here in Apr, so now I applied PR along with him in May. Application is in pending state over 5 months.
Apart from this we also donate a lot to the organisations here and we have registered for Bone Marrow Donors as well.

Can you please help me whats the chance of we getting a PR and also let us know if we need to do anything else for the contribution of the society.

[ecureilx]

Hi
Please dont mistake that i am starting a new thread here on the same topic.
I am in Singapore since 2011 and got married here in Singapore to a PR here in 2013. From then i am applying for PR its been getting rejected. As my husband is a RC member we have also met MP Goh Chok Tong and he wrote a letter to ICA (in 2015), still rejected. So he asked us to wait and reapply later.

Details of Myself and My Family:

I am a Engineering graduate working for a Multi national Bank. Salary more than 100K per annum
My husband is here since 2008 and he has renewed his PR and his appointment for Citizenship is also booked in Next year. Since he is a Residence Committee member where we get to do a lot of volunteering activities. We have got a condo here and moved in 2016.
We have a son now who is born here in Apr, so now I applied PR along with him in May. Application is in pending state over 5 months.
Apart from this we also donate a lot to the organisations here and we have registered for Bone Marrow Donors as well.

Can you please help me whats the chance of we getting a PR and also let us know if we need to do anything else for the contribution of the society.

You said a lot of things without the important detail.

Whats your race again ?

[sundaymorningstaple]

Janaki KR sounds like Subcontinental to me.

[ecureilx]

Janaki KR sounds like Subcontinental to me.

She seemed to have missed blood donation..

[Janakikr]

Janaki KR sounds like Subcontinental to me.

Oh my apologies, I am an Indian...

[ecureilx]

Janaki KR sounds like Subcontinental to me.

Oh my apologies, I am an Indian...

Then you gotta pray.

Good luck

[the lynx]

Ok help this absent old timer here, is SG government still on same policy from last time about certain ethnicity on yes-list and no-list?

[sundaymorningstaple]

For the most part, yes.

[vxxx]

I have applied for SPR with family multiple times to be precise 8 times. I have been in Singapore since 2009, currently, the SPR application status is "Pending" I have 13+ years of IT exp and done by Bachelor of Engineering, my wife is MBA in Finance stream, and my child was born in Singapore now is K1.

Wondering what are the chances in the coming years to get a PR and future become a citizen.

First focus on PR and then after 5-10 years on citizenship.

You have stayed here in SG for a fair amount of time, but seeing your nick in this site, I assume you are Indian. So, chances are between low to medium.... But if you hang on and are prepared to apply 1-2 times more in future, if needed you may get it.

8 times is already too much and how much more years are you going to try. You would retire trying

[VKSP]

Hi,
Do you have update from ICA on your application?

Hi
Please dont mistake that i am starting a new thread here on the same topic.
I am in Singapore since 2011 and got married here in Singapore to a PR here in 2013. From then i am applying for PR its been getting rejected. As my husband is a RC member we have also met MP Goh Chok Tong and he wrote a letter to ICA (in 2015), still rejected. So he asked us to wait and reapply later.

Details of Myself and My Family:

I am a Engineering graduate working for a Multi national Bank. Salary more than 100K per annum
My husband is here since 2008 and he has renewed his PR and his appointment for Citizenship is also booked in Next year. Since he is a Residence Committee member where we get to do a lot of volunteering activities. We have got a condo here and moved in 2016.
We have a son now who is born here in Apr, so now I applied PR along with him in May. Application is in pending state over 5 months.
Apart from this we also donate a lot to the organisations here and we have registered for Bone Marrow Donors as well.

Can you please help me whats the chance of we getting a PR and also let us know if we need to do anything else for the contribution of the society.

[successcre8or]

Sorry to bother everyone by my quick question.....
Is staying in Spore is mandatory for PR? I'm married to a singaporean since 2015 and we are living abroad, I'm having an LTVP (just renewed it) but wondering if I can get PR one day without having to work in SG. ??

regarding the important info, I'm from the Race : "Others"

[sundaymorningstaple]

Do you know what the acronym PR stands for? If not it is "Permanent Residence". You do know what residence means, correct? So how do you think you can have PR unless you are resident in the country giving your PR?

[successcre8or]

Do you know what the acronym PR stands for? If not it is "Permanent Residence". You do know what residence means, correct? So how do you think you can have PR unless you are resident in the country giving your PR?

Well, Australia, Canada and NewZealand give PR without even visiting.... not to mention marrying a citizen or working there. I know i should have work to maintain that status but for a start i was wondering if i can get before residing there....