PR approval chance in 2020

[chrlszy08]

Hi,

You applied Mar 2020 and still no result ? Woah!

Congrats..
I am also waiting since my submission date i.e. 26-Mar-2020;

May I know your profile roughly please just to assess my chance??

[singaporeflyer]

Hi All,

I see several post getting replied. Any update on my below query? feeling little anxious here


Appreciate if you could see the possibility of getting PR approved for my spouse and for my 3yr old daughter (Born in India). below are the details.
Update :
"I applied on March and status is pending. Last week they asked for additional documents to submit (Family CV) which i did. What are my family chances to obtain the PR?"

Sponsor details:
Age: 34
Nationality: Indian
Residential status: Singapore PR since 2007
Education: Diploma at Temasek (Full time), Bachelors at UNISA (Part time)
Working experience in SG: Since 2007 (Same company)
Salary: 82K (basic), 95K with bonus
Industry: Laser Equipment Manufacturing
marriage year: 2014


Wife:
Age: 30
Nationality: Indian
Education : MBA (India)
working exp in SG: 3 yrs
Salary: 2k per month

50-50 chance

[ferth]

Hi,

You applied Mar 2020 and still no result ? Woah!

Congrats..
I am also waiting since my submission date i.e. 26-Mar-2020;

May I know your profile roughly please just to assess my chance??

i applied in dec 2019 still pending till now.

[unicorn1991]

Hi All,

I'm going to try my luck for the first time. Appreciate if you guys can advise me on my chance:

me
33, Vietnamese
Bachelor - at an Sg public uni, PhD - at another Sg public uni. On gov scholarship.
Basic salary ~ 14k/month. 4 months bonus last year.
Job: head of department at a Fintech company.

Length of stay in Singapore ~15 years (since 2005)
Been working under EP since 2013 (was on student pass for 8 years before that). Paid tax each year.

My wife:
Vietnamese, 30, got a BA in Vietnam, been here since 2016 under DP. Studying Diploma at a Private Institution

My son:
Vietnamese, born 2017 in Singapore under DP. Schooling at a local kindergarten.

Thank you in advance. Really applicated.

Hi Bigbomb,

Our profile are very similar, have you got the result?

[jeremypenguins]

Hello everyone,

My local friends encouraged me to apply for PR, saying that I have a decent shot given that the government would want to retain talent in AI field, and that I also studied here, and may continue further education here. But after reading around and looking at posts here, I think the chances are slimmer than they appear to be. What would my chances be?

My background
- Age: 22
- Race: Chinese
- Nationality: Vietnam
- Gender: Male
- Marital Status: Single
- Education: NUS Computing (Computer Science)
- Industry: Tech Industry (AI / Machine Learning)
- Position: Data Scientist/ ML Engineer
- Job Experience: Fresh Grad, worked <1 year
- EP Pass holder
- Salary: 6k/month
- Lived in Singapore: from 2016
- I've got 3 years of Service Obligation Bond on Tuition Grant Scheme

I have a few other questions if you can help answer based on what you've seen:
- Would the company I work for the matter? I.e Google, Facebook, etc?
- If low chance, what are the main reasons? and when should I apply?
----- After how many years of working in SG?
----- Salary too low? What's a good range?
- If I'm considering doing a local Ph.D. in 2 years time, will that lessen my chances if I apply when I'm in the PhD program, given that during that time I'm not earning a decent income, and might not do so, during the 4-5 years I'm in the program. I know after the Ph.D., it is very likely to get it on the first try, based on people I know working at my company.
- If I give it a shot anyway and get rejected, will it hurt or strengthen my future apps.

Personally one of the main reasons why I would want to pursue a PR is the security it gives me if I were to found a startup/ take a break from my Ph.D. program and work on side projects.

Any thoughts? Should I give this a shot this year (if you've seen people in similar situations as me that worked), or it's pretty much impossible. Even if it is, and I get rejected, will it show a stronger will to stay when I apply later on. I'm concerned that if I'm in the PhD program, and the government is unlikely to grant me a PR because I'm not making any income, then I would have to wait another 4-6 years till I'll hold a proper job again. On the other hand, I might consider continuing to working some number of years (2-3), see if I can get PR or not, before deciding what course I should take.

[eropagnis]

Hi everyone!

I would like to confirm if its true that volunteering in non-government organization can help get PR for races belonging to “others”?

Thank you!

[therat]

Hi everyone!

I would like to confirm if its true that volunteering in non-government organization can help get PR for races belonging to “others”?

Thank you!

No longer help after abuse from "other"

[maddyjojo]

Hi All,

I see several post getting replied. Any update on my below query? feeling little anxious here


Appreciate if you could see the possibility of getting PR approved for my spouse and for my 3yr old daughter (Born in India). below are the details.
Update :
"I applied on March and status is pending. Last week they asked for additional documents to submit (Family CV) which i did. What are my family chances to obtain the PR?"

Sponsor details:
Age: 34
Nationality: Indian
Residential status: Singapore PR since 2007
Education: Diploma at Temasek (Full time), Bachelors at UNISA (Part time)
Working experience in SG: Since 2007 (Same company)
Salary: 82K (basic), 95K with bonus
Industry: Laser Equipment Manufacturing
marriage year: 2014

In parellel, i am applying for citizenship as well

Wife:
Age: 30
Nationality: Indian
Education : MBA (India)
working exp in SG: 3 yrs
Salary: 2k per month

[maddyjojo]

"In parellel, i am applying for citizenship as well"
Hi All,

I see several post getting replied. Any update on my below query? feeling little anxious here


Appreciate if you could see the possibility of getting PR approved for my spouse and for my 3yr old daughter (Born in India). below are the details.
Update :
"I applied on March and status is pending. Last week they asked for additional documents to submit (Family CV) which i did. What are my family chances to obtain the PR?"

Sponsor details:
Age: 34
Nationality: Indian
Residential status: Singapore PR since 2007
Education: Diploma at Temasek (Full time), Bachelors at UNISA (Part time)
Working experience in SG: Since 2007 (Same company)
Salary: 82K (basic), 95K with bonus
Industry: Laser Equipment Manufacturing
marriage year: 2014

In parellel, i am applying for citizenship as well

Wife:
Age: 30
Nationality: Indian
Education : MBA (India)
working exp in SG: 3 yrs
Salary: 2k per month
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[eropagnis]

Hi everyone!

I would like to confirm if its true that volunteering in non-government organization can help get PR for races belonging to “others”?

Thank you!

No longer help after abuse from "other"

What do you mean by abuse?

[richsing]

Hi everyone. New to forum and working towards a long term plan to settle in Singapore. Currently waiting for approval for PEP and the plan is to consider PR application in about a year but I wondered how our chances would be as of now - and what I can do to increase chances when we do apply in the future.

Me

Age: 42
Nationality: British
Race: Caucasian
Residential status: EP (but applying for PEP)
Education: BSc Life Sciences (UK University)
Working experience in SG: Since Feb 2017
Salary: 180K (basic) + Bonus
Industry: Market Research and Events
Position: Sales Director

Wife (we married in April 2019 in Singapore) - almost 2 years

Age: 28
Nationality: Indonesia
Race: Sundanese
Residential status: DP under my EP
Education: High School (partially completed degree which she may look to complete soon)
Working experience in SG: None

Kids - not yet but we would like to quite soon

Thanks for any opinions

[singaporeflyer]

Hi everyone. New to forum and working towards a long term plan to settle in Singapore. Currently waiting for approval for PEP and the plan is to consider PR application in about a year but I wondered how our chances would be as of now - and what I can do to increase chances when we do apply in the future.

Me

Age: 42
Nationality: British
Race: Caucasian
Residential status: EP (but applying for PEP)
Education: BSc Life Sciences (UK University)
Working experience in SG: Since Feb 2017
Salary: 180K (basic) + Bonus
Industry: Market Research and Events
Position: Sales Director

Wife (we married in April 2019 in Singapore) - almost 2 years

Age: 28
Nationality: Indonesia
Race: Sundanese
Residential status: DP under my EP
Education: High School (partially completed degree which she may look to complete soon)
Working experience in SG: None

Kids - not yet but we would like to quite soon

Thanks for any opinions

Chance is going to be very low

[singaporeflyer]

"In parellel, i am applying for citizenship as well"
Hi All,

I see several post getting replied. Any update on my below query? feeling little anxious here


Appreciate if you could see the possibility of getting PR approved for my spouse and for my 3yr old daughter (Born in India). below are the details.
Update :
"I applied on March and status is pending. Last week they asked for additional documents to submit (Family CV) which i did. What are my family chances to obtain the PR?"

Sponsor details:
Age: 34
Nationality: Indian
Residential status: Singapore PR since 2007
Education: Diploma at Temasek (Full time), Bachelors at UNISA (Part time)
Working experience in SG: Since 2007 (Same company)
Salary: 82K (basic), 95K with bonus
Industry: Laser Equipment Manufacturing
marriage year: 2014

In parellel, i am applying for citizenship as well

Wife:
Age: 30
Nationality: Indian
Education : MBA (India)
working exp in SG: 3 yrs
Salary: 2k per month

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20-25% chance.

[singaporeflyer]

Hi everyone!

I would like to confirm if its true that volunteering in non-government organization can help get PR for races belonging to “others”?

Thank you!

No longer help after abuse from "other"

What do you mean by abuse?

Search the forum for volunteering. It has been discussed in many threads.

[richsing]

Hi everyone. New to forum and working towards a long term plan to settle in Singapore. Currently waiting for approval for PEP and the plan is to consider PR application in about a year but I wondered how our chances would be as of now - and what I can do to increase chances when we do apply in the future.

Me

Age: 42
Nationality: British
Race: Caucasian
Residential status: EP (but applying for PEP)
Education: BSc Life Sciences (UK University)
Working experience in SG: Since Feb 2017
Salary: 180K (basic) + Bonus
Industry: Market Research and Events
Position: Sales Director

Wife (we married in April 2019 in Singapore) - almost 2 years

Age: 28
Nationality: Indonesia
Race: Sundanese
Residential status: DP under my EP
Education: High School (partially completed degree which she may look to complete soon)
Working experience in SG: None

Kids - not yet but we would like to quite soon

Thanks for any opinions

Chance is going to be very low

Thanks. Anything to work on to increase chances or do you think or is it stuff I can't work on like race, age etc?