PR approval probability 2020

[sundaymorningstaple]

As only your base salary is used for purposes of PR Applications, I think you will still have problems as the current base salary for an EP is 4.5K/mo. As one gets more experience the MOM feels that salaries should go up commensurately. You might find it difficult to even obtain a renewal on your EP unless your salary shows some improvement. Bonuses and/or commission are not taken into accoun as these are flexible and not basic salary. For your education, I'd say your salary is quite low after 4 years with the company. If the company is not doing well enough to pay you, then it is also a possibility that MOM/ICA will know the company is not in good shape and that may hamper it as well. Additionally, you are competing in the "Others" category which makes it even harder. I wish I had a better outlook, but it is what it is. If applying under the Family Ties scheme, you will need to be married at least 2 years before you stand a chance using that route.

[cosmichorrorfan]

As only your base salary is used for purposes of PR Applications, I think you will still have problems as the current base salary for an EP is 4.5K/mo. As one gets more experience the MOM feels that salaries should go up commensurately. You might find it difficult to even obtain a renewal on your EP unless your salary shows some improvement. Bonuses and/or commission are not taken into accoun as these are flexible and not basic salary. For your education, I'd say your salary is quite low after 4 years with the company. If the company is not doing well enough to pay you, then it is also a possibility that MOM/ICA will know the company is not in good shape and that may hamper it as well. Additionally, you are competing in the "Others" category which makes it even harder. I wish I had a better outlook, but it is what it is. If applying under the Family Ties scheme, you will need to be married at least 2 years before you stand a chance using that route.

Big thanks for your input! Understand that salary level is quite low, but now is practically impossible to find a significantly higher salary job, esp when you are a foreigner.
It's a startup company, so there is an issue of not paying much to employees due to the nature of such companies

[singaporeflyer]

Hi, had an interesting time reading thru, can please help asses my application as well?

Sex: Male
Age: 27
Country of Origin: Russia
Race: Caucasian
Marital Status: Married to Singaporean last year (2020)
Kids: Expecting a child
Length of stay: 6years this Jan
Education: MSc Management from NUS; Bachelor from Russia Top Finance Uni
Job: 4 years in local Fintech company (since inception, one of the first employees)
Salary: 60k+ base
Pass: EP
Tax: 3 years paid (first year was exempted)

I have referral letters to show my commitment at work and integration in society from my boss (CEO of fintech company), family and friends, who are Singaporeans.

Apply after 2 years of marriage.

[peteadmin]

Hi All. I am going to apply for PR for the first time this year.

Profile:
Job: Data Engineer
Age: 25, single
Nationality: Vietnamese
Length of stay in Singapore: 6 years
Working in Singapore: 2 years
Annual salary: S$70,000 (EP P1 Holder)
Serving the Tuition Grant bond with MOE Singapore till 08/2023
Qualifications: Master Degree in NUS and Bachelor Degree in another university in Singapore
Letter from my company (an MNC with head office in Germany)

Please help advise my chance of getting PR approval. Thanks All

[singaporeflyer]

Hi All. I am going to apply for PR for the first time this year.

Profile:
Job: Data Engineer
Age: 25, single
Nationality: Vietnamese
Length of stay in Singapore: 6 years
Working in Singapore: 2 years
Annual salary: S$70,000 (EP P1 Holder)
Serving the Tuition Grant bond with MOE Singapore till 08/2023
Qualifications: Master Degree in NUS and Bachelor Degree in another university in Singapore
Letter from my company (an MNC with head office in Germany)

Please help advise my chance of getting PR approval. Thanks All

P1? Are you Sure?

Chance is going to be very low till you finish serving the Tuition grant

[unicorn1991]

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[unicorn1991]

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