Chances of SC: Chinese male PR

[HarleyQuinn]

Hi all, I am new here.

Basic information:

• Chinese (born in China) male, age 27.

• Married with a Chinese PR, but applied SC alone, not with family.

• Have been staying in Singapore for 10 years and become PR since July 2016.

• NUS degree holder + NUS master candidate

• 4+ years of working experience in Singapore, basic salary 3800+, annual package 55k.

• Applied on 1 Jan 2019, pending for 11 months now.

Please help evaluate the chances of SC approved, and most importantly, when will gonna be approved. As we have a very urgent need to buy HDB. Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you all in advance!

[therat]

Hi all, I am new here.

Basic information:

• Chinese (born in China) male, age 27.

• Married with a Chinese PR, but applied SC alone, not with family.

• Have been staying in Singapore for 10 years and become PR since July 2016.

• NUS degree holder + NUS master candidate

• 4+ years of working experience in Singapore, basic salary 3800+, annual package 55k.

• Applied on 1 Jan 2019, pending for 11 months now.

Please help evaluate the chances of SC approved, and most importantly, when will gonna be approved. As we have a very urgent need to buy HDB. Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you all in advance!

ˊis just me or you all see same things as me.

Basic information is empty when I look at the topic. Only when I do a quote then I'm able to see what's the basic information.

Sorry TS. We are not from ICA and we dont have crystal ball that can able to tell you when your application will be approve

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Edit. After I post, the basic information empty again. Special ink?

[therat]

That's funny. I can see the basic information using PC but not when I'm using my handphone.
hahahaha

[singaporeflyer]

Hi all, I am new here.

Basic information:

• Chinese (born in China) male, age 27.

• Married with a Chinese PR, but applied SC alone, not with family.

• Have been staying in Singapore for 10 years and become PR since July 2016.

• NUS degree holder + NUS master candidate

• 4+ years of working experience in Singapore, basic salary 3800+, annual package 55k.

• Applied on 1 Jan 2019, pending for 11 months now.

Please help evaluate the chances of SC approved, and most importantly, when will gonna be approved. As we have a very urgent need to buy HDB. Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you all in advance!

Only negative will be applying SC alone.

Do you have any kids? are they PR ?

[sunset73]

Difficult to get it approved. ICA people can read all your evil thoughts. If buying HDB is the only reason you want to apply for Citizenship, the ICA officer will be able to tell and for sure your application wont be approved.

On a serious note, you should have bought a HDB flat with your wife as a PR. This shows your commitment to stay in Singapore for long term, and not only buy one after you get citizenship. As you dont have any roots here (since u are not born here), not so easy to get it approved. But its hard to say, because apparently it seems like chinese are favoured.

[HarleyQuinn]

Hi all, I am new here.

Basic information:

• Chinese (born in China) male, age 27.

• Married with a Chinese PR, but applied SC alone, not with family.

• Have been staying in Singapore for 10 years and become PR since July 2016.

• NUS degree holder + NUS master candidate

• 4+ years of working experience in Singapore, basic salary 3800+, annual package 55k.

• Applied on 1 Jan 2019, pending for 11 months now.

Please help evaluate the chances of SC approved, and most importantly, when will gonna be approved. As we have a very urgent need to buy HDB. Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you all in advance!

Only negative will be applying SC alone.

Do you have any kids? are they PR ?

Thank you for your response. No kids, not pregnant. I was told by friends that similar conditions with single, or married with another SC, or apply with a kid will have a very high chance of approval. Not sure of Married person apply alone.

[HarleyQuinn]

Difficult to get it approved. ICA people can read all your evil thoughts. If buying HDB is the only reason you want to apply for Citizenship, the ICA officer will be able to tell and for sure your application wont be approved.

On a serious note, you should have bought a HDB flat with your wife as a PR. This shows your commitment to stay in Singapore for long term, and not only buy one after you get citizenship. As you dont have any roots here (since u are not born here), not so easy to get it approved. But its hard to say, because apparently it seems like chinese are favoured.

Thanks for your reply.

Buy HDB flat first is a good idea, the only reason can’t do that is wife obtained PR one year ago, still need to wait two more years for two PRs to be eligible to buy HDB.
For the long term commitment to stay in Singapore, if it helps, both of us are on university Scholarship and still serving our bonds.

[therat]

Difficult to get it approved. ICA people can read all your evil thoughts. If buying HDB is the only reason you want to apply for Citizenship, the ICA officer will be able to tell and for sure your application wont be approved.

On a serious note, you should have bought a HDB flat with your wife as a PR. This shows your commitment to stay in Singapore for long term, and not only buy one after you get citizenship. As you dont have any roots here (since u are not born here), not so easy to get it approved. But its hard to say, because apparently it seems like chinese are favoured.

Thanks for your reply.

Buy HDB flat first is a good idea, the only reason can’t do that is wife obtained PR one year ago, still need to wait two more years for two PRs to be eligible to buy HDB.
For the long term commitment to stay in Singapore, if it helps, both of us are on university Scholarship and still serving our bonds.

university scholarship does not help.

[sunset73]

Thanks for your reply.

Buy HDB flat first is a good idea, the only reason can’t do that is wife obtained PR one year ago, still need to wait two more years for two PRs to be eligible to buy HDB.
For the long term commitment to stay in Singapore, if it helps, both of us are on university Scholarship and still serving our bonds.

But bonds can be broken, i also think it is not a very good way to assure ICA of your commitment. But the advantage is, that you are chinese with a proper education. Got chance for sure.

[HarleyQuinn]

Difficult to get it approved. ICA people can read all your evil thoughts. If buying HDB is the only reason you want to apply for Citizenship, the ICA officer will be able to tell and for sure your application wont be approved.

On a serious note, you should have bought a HDB flat with your wife as a PR. This shows your commitment to stay in Singapore for long term, and not only buy one after you get citizenship. As you dont have any roots here (since u are not born here), not so easy to get it approved. But its hard to say, because apparently it seems like chinese are favoured.

Thanks for your reply.

Buy HDB flat first is a good idea, the only reason can’t do that is wife obtained PR one year ago, still need to wait two more years for two PRs to be eligible to buy HDB.
For the long term commitment to stay in Singapore, if it helps, both of us are on university Scholarship and still serving our bonds.

university scholarship does not help.

Then not sure how to improve profile in future...

[sundaymorningstaple]

Married and filing without spouse? If I was ICA Officer I'd have to think about it. Why would anybody apply without their spouse? Something does not connect all the dots.

[HarleyQuinn]

Married and filing without spouse? If I was ICA Officer I'd have to think about it. Why would anybody apply without their spouse? Something does not connect all the dots.

Due to our single child policy, we have to consider how to take care of our parents. It's not possible for two Singaporeans take care of four Chinese parents.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Based on that premise then it's not possible for 1 Singapore to take care of two Chinese parents. Still same problem, neh?

[HarleyQuinn]

Based on that premise then it's not possible for 1 Singapore to take care of two Chinese parents. Still same problem, neh?

On culture side, the daughter-in-law has to take care of Chinese parents on behalf of her husband.

[sundaymorningstaple]

What does that have to do with applying for PR? or SGC? The obligation, culturally, still remains regardless of your immigration status, does it not? And the refusal to apply as a family looks like something isn't quite right. Good Luck. I hope you have a plan B.