want to know about PR application

[Ashokec]

i want apply PR without asking to my employer . is it possible to apply without informing them?

[joeyy]

i want apply PR without asking to my employer . is it possible to apply without informing them?

Which country are you from?

[sundaymorningstaple]

Technically it is, but it's not advisable. However, a lot of employers have tried to play-play over the years, refusing to sign the Annex A for the applicant. Now ICA, while prefers the Annex A, the will accept the last 6 months pay vouchers (inclusive of the last one received at the time of application. They will probably request the last 6 months pay vouchers again just before approval to ensure you are still working as the length of time for PR applications based on information we get here is between 12 to 18 months before approval/rejection.

The reasons employers play-play is because people from some of the regional countries have a bad habit of getting their PR approved and turn in their letter of resignation within the week. Can't blame them for refusing to sign the Annex A as once burned, twice shy. They may have spent considerable money training the employee only to lose him as soon as his PR is approved.

[singaporeflyer]

i want apply PR without asking to my employer . is it possible to apply without informing them?

Which country are you from?

Why dont you guess based on his name?

I am also not sure why OP typed his question which is just 1 line in BOLD

[joeyy]

i want apply PR without asking to my employer . is it possible to apply without informing them?

Which country are you from?

Why dont you guess based on his name?

I am also not sure why OP typed his question which is just 1 line in BOLD

HAHA I seriously have no idea but based on the name, it does not seems to be local or any malaysian/thailand/vietnam etc. haha Interesting.

Perhaps he want to try to see the fonts in bold. haha
Joke aside.

[sundaymorningstaple]