PR approval probability 2020

[PR-Seeker]

Hello All,

Thinking to apply for PR.
Little background:
Wife (Main Applicant) - 29years working in IT ,70k annual income
Husband - 29 years working non IT field, 60K annual income
baby girl 4.5years
Race - Indian
Have lived and having working experience in China for about 5 years.
Stayed in Singapore for about an year and have submitted 1 IT form already.

[singaporeflyer]

Hello All,

Thinking to apply for PR.
Little background:
Wife (Main Applicant) - 29years working in IT ,70k annual income
Husband - 29 years working non IT field, 60K annual income
baby girl 4.5years
Race - Indian
Have lived and having working experience in China for about 5 years.
Stayed in Singapore for about an year and have submitted 1 IT form already.

Chance is almost 0. Based on your ethinicity, it is better to work in SG for atleast 4-5 years and a slightly higher salary, before you apply.

[Mkpdy]

What should be my chances given the below profile:


Me: 12 yrs experience in Banking/IT. Base salary 12k + bonus equivalent to 2 months.
Time spent in SG: 1.3 Yrs with an international bank + 1 year in a local bank (current job)
Filed income tax twice in SG.
Age 35 yrs. Have master's degree.

Spouse on dependent's pass, have master's degree. Not working.
Two kids: 8 yr boy and 3 yr girl.

All having Indian passports

[singaporeflyer]

What should be my chances given the below profile:


Me: 12 yrs experience in Banking/IT. Base salary 12k + bonus equivalent to 2 months.
Time spent in SG: 1.3 Yrs with an international bank + 1 year in a local bank (current job)
Filed income tax twice in SG.
Age 35 yrs. Have master's degree.

Spouse on dependent's pass, have master's degree. Not working.
Two kids: 8 yr boy and 3 yr girl.

All having Indian passports

Low Chance

Reason
1. Ethinicity
2. Shorter duration of stay in SG
3. In a Job where you may easily move to other greener pastures

[ekek23]

Hi!

Just want to see my chance for PR. I am married to a Singaporean.

My profile:
Female, 32, Healthcare (works in private hospital)
Filipino, 2.4K, 8yrs in SG
6.5yrs on SP, and 1.5 yrs on LTVP.
Almost 2 yrs married only.

My husband
28, IT, 4.8K

We dont have a child yet.

Thanks

[singaporeflyer]

Hi!

Just want to see my chance for PR. I am married to a Singaporean.

My profile:
Female, 32, Healthcare (works in private hospital)
Filipino, 2.4K, 8yrs in SG
6.5yrs on SP, and 1.5 yrs on LTVP.
Almost 2 yrs married only.

My husband
28, IT, 4.8K

We dont have a child yet.

Thanks

Wait till you complete 2 to 2.5 years of marriage and then apply with your husband as the sponsor.

[PNGMK]

Right now given the massive unemployment coming I expect all PR approvals to be put on hold.

[sundaymorningstaple]

I was thinking along those same lines.

[justasking1]

Hi all, seeking your professional opinion - 1st appl.

Country of Origin: PH
Ethnicity: Chinese
Education: Local Public Uni Bachelor (NUS) - 4 - 5 yrs
Age: mid-20s
Attach: Single atm
Work Yrs in SG: Total 1.5 yrs
Work: tech - big foreign MNC
Pay: 75k w/ bonus
Pass: Student Pass first then EP
Donation: have 12 receipts to 3 different charitable organizations
Volunteer: did 1 yr for Foundation for Uni

Bonus info: Went ahead and used one of those expensive PR agencies with the full end-to-end service in writing all the cover letters, furnishing all the documents and whatnot...

[singaporeflyer]

Bonus info: Went ahead and used one of those expensive PR agencies with the full end-to-end service in writing all the cover letters, furnishing all the documents and whatnot...

This does not help at all. It is an unwanted expense.

Chance may be around 35-40% because you have not worked here to show around 3 tax payslips. But your 5 years of SG education will be a positive to consider.

[justasking1]

Bonus info: Went ahead and used one of those expensive PR agencies with the full end-to-end service in writing all the cover letters, furnishing all the documents and whatnot...

This does not help at all. It is an unwanted expense.

Chance may be around 35-40% because you have not worked here to show around 3 tax payslips. But your 5 years of SG education will be a positive to consider.

Sponsored by employer (employee benefit), so wasn't a personal expense. Thankful, after your comment, I didn't do it from own pocket

[singaporeflyer]

Bonus info: Went ahead and used one of those expensive PR agencies with the full end-to-end service in writing all the cover letters, furnishing all the documents and whatnot...

This does not help at all. It is an unwanted expense.

Chance may be around 35-40% because you have not worked here to show around 3 tax payslips. But your 5 years of SG education will be a positive to consider.

Sponsored by employer (employee benefit), so wasn't a personal expense. Thankful, after your comment, I didn't do it from own pocket

How much was the charge?

[justasking1]

Bonus info: Went ahead and used one of those expensive PR agencies with the full end-to-end service in writing all the cover letters, furnishing all the documents and whatnot...

This does not help at all. It is an unwanted expense.

Chance may be around 35-40% because you have not worked here to show around 3 tax payslips. But your 5 years of SG education will be a positive to consider.

Sponsored by employer (employee benefit), so wasn't a personal expense. Thankful, after your comment, I didn't do it from own pocket

How much was the charge?

roughly 4.0k - 4.5k don't remember

Comes w/ free appeal since they claim to have inside people to be able to find out the reason behind rejection

[singaporeflyer]

Sponsored by employer (employee benefit), so wasn't a personal expense. Thankful, after your comment, I didn't do it from own pocket

How much was the charge?

roughly 4.0k - 4.5k don't remember

Comes w/ free appeal since they claim to have inside people to be able to find out the reason behind rejection

This is the first time I am hearing that an employer pays for the consultancy charge. Insider people and reason of rejection and all is totally not true. If you have stayed in Singapore for 5 years, you should know about this kind of not real information.

[justasking1]

How much was the charge?

roughly 4.0k - 4.5k don't remember

Comes w/ free appeal since they claim to have inside people to be able to find out the reason behind rejection

This is the first time I am hearing that an employer pays for the consultancy charge. Insider people and reason of rejection and all is totally not true. If you have stayed in Singapore for 5 years, you should know about this kind of not real information.

True, I agree, slightly dubious on that charge, but ultimately, I worked with them and the furnished documents seemed to be of good and thorough quality.

I know of a few companies from other peers from different sectors that do this for their foreign individuals, a few from tech as well