Ltvp for parent of PR urgent help!

Liulingyanlily · Post by **Liulingyanlily** » Sat, 14 Jul 2018 3:46 pm

My mother is on visitor pass for 3 months. I applied her ltvp as local sponsor but it was rejected within 10 days.
I made an appeal and they asked me for various documents after a week.
Until 3 weeks they did not reply and when I called I was told that it's rejected.
I can't access the application online and there is no letter sent to me.
What should I do? Can make another appeal?
I also doubt if the officer was referring to rejection of ltvp or appeal? Any chance she referred to original ltvp application status?
I am worried...pls help

Post by **PNGMK** » Sat, 14 Jul 2018 8:04 pm

Rejected is rejected. You're Indian I assume? Singapore doesn't seem to want to accept the collateral loading of having Indians bring their parents in as carers for their children. Is your income about the limit?

Liulingyanlily · Post by **Liulingyanlily** » Sat, 14 Jul 2018 9:07 pm

Is there any income limit for PR to sponsor parent? I didn't see it anywhere .

jamie9vardy · Post by **jamie9vardy** » Sun, 15 Jul 2018 10:01 am

Liulingyanlily wrote:Is there any income limit for PR to sponsor parent? I didn't see it anywhere .

I think the income limit for PR to sponsor parents is not explicitly published by ICA. But I think it should safe to infer from MoM’s published income threshold of $12,000 for EP holders, and +/- from there.

Wd40 · Post by **Wd40** » Sun, 15 Jul 2018 11:36 am

Medical expenses in Singapore are very high and Indians are usually cheapos and don't buy insurance. Maybe insurance in Singapore doesn't even cover old people. So maybe the govt doesn't want hospitals in Singapore to be loaded with old foreigners who don't have enough money to pay for the expenses.

I know a recent case of a reckless Indian couple, who didn't have enough insurance and they knew the husband has a complicated kidney condition, yet they took the risk of working in Singapore on EP. Then by bad luck, that guys both kidneys failed and they didn't have money to pay the hospital, I think they chocked up bills worth 200k or something. Their years of savings was not enough. Then they went on Facebook asking for charity. Why do Indians do this?

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therat · Post by **therat** » Sun, 15 Jul 2018 12:23 pm

To get more eye ball?

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Liulingyanlily · Post by **Liulingyanlily** » Sun, 15 Jul 2018 12:34 pm

Is it 12000 for sponsor or including spouse?

PR has so many assets and investments..how to compare?

No racism please and I am not even Indian.

jamie9vardy · Post by **jamie9vardy** » Sun, 15 Jul 2018 2:01 pm

Liulingyanlily wrote:Is it 12000 for sponsor or including spouse?

PR has so many assets and investments..how to compare?

No racism please and I am not even Indian.

- $12,000 for sponsor/EP holder, not combined salaries with spouse.

- oh really? You mean only PR can afford to hold many assets and investments and S/EP holders cannot afford?

- Lily Liu Ling Yan - PRC then?

Post by **PNGMK** » Sun, 15 Jul 2018 3:31 pm

Liulingyanlily wrote:Is it 12000 for sponsor or including spouse?

PR has so many assets and investments..how to compare?

No racism please and I am not even Indian.

As others have mentioned there are some unpublished criteria we think. You're not the only one frustrated by this but it does seem the Indians are suffering from this more than others as we see more of them on this board. However the bias may be false.

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