PR approval chance in 2020

[singaporeflyer]

I would also like to asses my chance :

married since 2015, 1 daughter 4 years old singaporean

Husband
-Race : Arab
-Age : 30
-Job : Restaurant manager
-Salary : 2800/mo
-Lenght of Stay : since 2015
-degree in geophysics
Pass : Ltvp + (5years)

Wife
-Race : Malay singaporean
-Age : 27
-Job : teacher
-Salary : 3K/mo


Applied in November 2019 and still pending

Just to update 14 months now and still pending do i need to call ica for it

If in case rejected, try to work to increase salary of the sponsor and then reapply. will eventually get it

[curious expat]

Hi, I'm in need of advice and have scoured this forum. Figured it was best to put my info out there, rather than try to make sense of the crazy formula that is PR approval.

I will be marrying a SC in 2021, but also will leave my current position and lose my EP around mid-2021. I'm unsure whether to try for PR now as a single, or just wait and try once we're married (which would mean I get an LTVP, which I don't think is too difficult, right?)

Age: 40
Gender: female
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Citizenship: American
length of time in SG: 10 years
SG tax filing: 9 years
Occupation: Education (secondary International School level)
Length of time with employer: 10 years
Salary: 5k+/month
Experience: 14 years
Highest education: bachelors in science, US teaching certificate, and 18 hours grad credit

[PNGMK]

I would also like to asses my chance :

married since 2015, 1 daughter 4 years old singaporean

Husband
-Race : Arab
-Age : 30
-Job : Restaurant manager
-Salary : 2800/mo
-Lenght of Stay : since 2015
-degree in geophysics
Pass : Ltvp + (5years)

Wife
-Race : Malay singaporean
-Age : 27
-Job : teacher
-Salary : 3K/mo


Applied in November 2019 and still pending

Just to update 14 months now and still pending do i need to call ica for it

What nationality... that has some bearing. My view is you will get it although your wife income a bit low and you are in a non essential occupation.

[PNGMK]

Hi, I'm in need of advice and have scoured this forum. Figured it was best to put my info out there, rather than try to make sense of the crazy formula that is PR approval.

I will be marrying a SC in 2021, but also will leave my current position and lose my EP around mid-2021. I'm unsure whether to try for PR now as a single, or just wait and try once we're married (which would mean I get an LTVP, which I don't think is too difficult, right?)

Age: 40
Gender: female
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Citizenship: American
length of time in SG: 10 years
SG tax filing: 9 years
Occupation: Education (secondary International School level)
Length of time with employer: 10 years
Salary: 5k+/month
Experience: 14 years
Highest education: bachelors in science, US teaching certificate, and 18 hours grad credit

Oh this is an interesting one (I'm a PR and my wife works in an international school). Why do you lose your EP? Is the job going away? Firstly there are potential issues around getting a new EP in a new school (due to increase in salary requirements) and second you will lose your expat benefits once you marry a SPR or SC. I would apply once married for PR. In the meantime having a LTVP+ will help employers put you on in a time when I think they will be struggling to secure EP's so this is an advantage. Unfortunately your age and race and nationality work against you for PR though. IF you can manage to have a SC child it will help.

[ashesh]

Hi,

Can experts in here help to access my profile on PR application,

Nationality : Indian
Age: 35 Years
Education : Two Masters degree from NUS, One from NUS-ISS (System Analyst) & Recently in Business Analytics from NUS Business school.
Work Experience in SG : 9 years (Semiconductor Manufacturing)
Current Position: Data Manager (Analytics)
Salary : 8k+ Bonus
Last applied : 2013 & 2015 both Rejected.
Years in SG : 10 years
Marital Status : Engaged to SPR (Planning for ROM by Feb/March)

Since my last application , I have changed Job (Once) , Salary Updated from 4k to 8k and Obtained another Masters Degree. Currently working in Silicon Photonics domain.

Any comments would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks

[singaporeflyer]

Hi,

Can experts in here help to access my profile on PR application,

Nationality : Indian
Age: 35 Years
Education : Two Masters degree from NUS, One from NUS-ISS (System Analyst) & Recently in Business Analytics from NUS Business school.
Work Experience in SG : 9 years (Semiconductor Manufacturing)
Current Position: Data Manager (Analytics)
Salary : 8k+ Bonus
Last applied : 2013 & 2015 both Rejected.
Years in SG : 10 years
Marital Status : Engaged to SPR (Planning for ROM by Feb/March)

Since my last application , I have changed Job (Once) , Salary Updated from 4k to 8k and Obtained another Masters Degree. Currently working in Silicon Photonics domain.

Any comments would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks

Apply and see 20% chance since you did your degrees here and salary has increased.

Engaged to SPR does not make any difference for you to apply under PTS.

[shelter]

Hello! Finding the expert responses very insightful and would like to get feedback on my chances for PR. Profile details as follows:

Age : 28
Nationality: Malaysian
Race : Malay
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Single
Education : Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from UK
Job : Auditor
Length of stay in SG: 3 years
Salary : 65k Basic
Pass : EP
NOA: 2 times

Applying for the first time.

Thanks for your assessment and feedback!

Any outlook on Malay applicants? There are very few of us under PTS scheme :/

[singaporeflyer]

Hello! Finding the expert responses very insightful and would like to get feedback on my chances for PR. Profile details as follows:

Age : 28
Nationality: Malaysian
Race : Malay
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Single
Education : Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from UK
Job : Auditor
Length of stay in SG: 3 years
Salary : 65k Basic
Pass : EP
NOA: 2 times

Applying for the first time.

Thanks for your assessment and feedback!

Any outlook on Malay applicants? There are very few of us under PTS scheme :/

You may get it too. If not try after 5 years of stay in sg

[curious expat]

Hi, I'm in need of advice and have scoured this forum. Figured it was best to put my info out there, rather than try to make sense of the crazy formula that is PR approval.

I will be marrying a SC in 2021, but also will leave my current position and lose my EP around mid-2021. I'm unsure whether to try for PR now as a single, or just wait and try once we're married (which would mean I get an LTVP, which I don't think is too difficult, right?)

Age: 40
Gender: female
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Citizenship: American
length of time in SG: 10 years
SG tax filing: 9 years
Occupation: Education (secondary International School level)
Length of time with employer: 10 years
Salary: 5k+/month
Experience: 14 years
Highest education: bachelors in science, US teaching certificate, and 18 hours grad credit

Oh this is an interesting one (I'm a PR and my wife works in an international school). Why do you lose your EP? Is the job going away? Firstly there are potential issues around getting a new EP in a new school (due to increase in salary requirements) and second you will lose your expat benefits once you marry a SPR or SC. I would apply once married for PR. In the meantime having a LTVP+ will help employers put you on in a time when I think they will be struggling to secure EP's so this is an advantage. Unfortunately your age and race and nationality work against you for PR though. IF you can manage to have a SC child it will help.

Yeah, that's kind of what I expected. I'd never really considered PR for that reason, but things have changed. I'm voluntarily giving up my EP to take some time off and explore other areas. I will lose my benefits, and have little chance of ever going back to an EP...but that also says how much I value a professional change for now. But, I'm also committed and invested in SG longterm, so trying to navigate the visa situation in the best possible way for our future. Once we'd made the decision for me to take some time off, it opened up the PR option and wasn't sure what would be best in terms of timing. I didn't know if I applied as a single and was rejected, if it would reflect poorly when I re-apply as married (marriage of convenience situation...but that also seems silly given my nationality, I think? But I don't understand how to make sense of this process.) Appreciate the advice

[FusaruTachibana]

Hello! Finding the expert responses very insightful and would like to get feedback on my chances for PR. Profile details as follows:

Age : 28
Nationality: Malaysian
Race : Malay
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Single
Education : Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from UK
Job : Auditor
Length of stay in SG: 3 years
Salary : 65k Basic
Pass : EP
NOA: 2 times

Applying for the first time.

Thanks for your assessment and feedback!

Any outlook on Malay applicants? There are very few of us under PTS scheme :/

When did you apply yours?

[shelter]

I have not applied yet

[SE00]

Hi there!
Can any kind souls help with assessing my chances?

Sponsor
Age : 31
Nationality: Singaporean Chinese
Gender : Female
Marital Status : Married (1 month)
Education : Bachelor degree (NUS)
Job : Application specialist (Medical lab devices)
Salary : 52k Basic

Applicant (spouse)
Age : 33
Nationality: Malaysian Chinese
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Married (1 month)
Education : SPM
Job : Construction works supervisor
Length of stay in SG: 1 year for the current job, past 9 years shuffling between Singapore and malaysia
Salary : 25k Basic
Pass : Work permit

I might have been too anxious to apply for PR right after getting married, as we wanted to get a HDB with grants as soon as we can. But I would like to know your opinions on the success rate, given the current covid situation.

BTW We just applied a few days back.

Thanks in advance

[singaporeflyer]

Hi there!
Can any kind souls help with assessing my chances?

Sponsor
Age : 31
Nationality: Singaporean Chinese
Gender : Female
Marital Status : Married (1 month)
Education : Bachelor degree (NUS)
Job : Application specialist (Medical lab devices)
Salary : 52k Basic

Applicant (spouse)
Age : 33
Nationality: Malaysian Chinese
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Married (1 month)
Education : SPM
Job : Construction works supervisor
Length of stay in SG: 1 year for the current job, past 9 years shuffling between Singapore and malaysia
Salary : 25k Basic
Pass : Work permit

I might have been too anxious to apply for PR right after getting married, as we wanted to get a HDB with grants as soon as we can. But I would like to know your opinions on the success rate, given the current covid situation.

BTW We just applied a few days back.

Thanks in advance

You will have only a good chance for his PR, after 2 years of marriage. 1 month of marriage, chance will be close to nil.

[SE00]

@singaporeflyer

Thats what i thought after coming across this forum, but thanks anyway for the help

[AmericanDream2030]

Hi guys, can you help me assess my chances of getting PR?

Ethnicity: Chinese
Nationality: Malaysian
Age: 25
Marital status: Single
Gender: Male
Qualifications: Private diploma (SG) in business management and poly diploma (SG) in accounting
Length of stay: 6 years
Pass type: S Pass
Salary: $2k basic, $2.34k gross
Occupation: Auditor

Thank you!