PR approval chance in 2020

[singaporeflyer]

Hi Friends,
I applied for PR with my family and like to know the chance of approval.Please help to provide your valuable inputs based on your experience in this forum.

Age: 39
Race: Indian
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Education: PhD from France
Job: Senior Region Leader for SE Asia
Length of stay in Singapore: 1.5 years (worked in the same company till now)
Income Tax Assessment : 2 Submitted ( On expat assignment here)
Total Job Experience: 10 Years
Salary:220k+
Pass: EP

applying with
- my wife on DP -Not working
- First daughter - 8-year-old (Born in India)

PHD in? Senior Region Leader in what domain/industry and what is your job scope?

In anycase, your chance may be low as you have not even completed 3 years of stay in Singapore.

[mageshonair]

PhD in Nuclear materials
Domain:Power industry
JobScope: Responsible for P&L for ANZ & SE ASIA.

Can you tell me probability %.

Thanks...

[singaporeflyer]

PhD in Nuclear materials
Domain:Power industry
JobScope: Responsible for P&L for ANZ & SE ASIA.

Can you tell me probability %.

Thanks...

Personally I feel that you must wait till 3-4 years of stay in Singapore. But since you applied, wait and see. Not sure if your PHD might balance out the shortage in residential requirements.

[mageshonair]

PhD in Nuclear materials
Domain:Power industry
JobScope: Responsible for P&L for ANZ & SE ASIA.

Can you tell me probability %.

Thanks...

Personally I feel that you must wait till 3-4 years of stay in Singapore. But since you applied, wait and see. Not sure if your PHD might balance out the shortage in residential requirements.

Thank you mate...

[adeus]

Hello! I applied PR Feb 2019 and then rejected Feb 2020, so2 sad . Appreciate if someone can comment on the chance based on our profile.

Me (main applicant)
Age: 43
Industry: Senior researcher in University (obtained PhD. in 2013 from Univ of Tokyo)
Nationality: Japanese
Salary: 80k p.a. w/o bonus (for 20% salary increase in March 2019(Just after my 1st apply then I sent the latest salary slip to ICA))
Marital Status: married, Son 15yrs old, daughter 12yrs old
Length of stay in SG: 9 years
Pass type: EP will be expired 2024

Spouse:
Age:41
Industry: marketing section in a tourism industry (has Master degree)
Nationality: Japanese
Salary: basic 90k p.a. 
Length of stay in SG: 9 years
Pass type: EP (changed job 2 times) 

Thank you for those giving feedback and sharing experiences with us, really appreciate.

With the rumored "Others" quota being tiny as it is, and the uncertain economic climate at this time, it is surely going to be an uphill battle. You might want to wait it out for at least 1.5 years to stand a chance, given that you have a slight edge over others in terms of length of stay, qualifications (assuming you work in an in-demand field), and a male offspring included in the application.

As a university academic you normally get an EP with a 5-year validity, so you are in much better hands compared to most other 2-yr EPs.

Thank you for your prompt response all!!
More questions:
What can I do to increase the approval rate for reapplication? What kind of support materials should I update?
How do you lead in the 1.5 year period you mentioned? time for calm the pandemic? Or general election? economic situation?

[adeus]

Hello! I applied PR Feb 2019 and then rejected Feb 2020, so2 sad . Appreciate if someone can comment on the chance based on our profile.

Me (main applicant)
Age: 43
Industry: Senior researcher in University (obtained PhD. in 2013 from Univ of Tokyo)
Nationality: Japanese
Salary: 80k p.a. w/o bonus (for 20% salary increase in March 2019(Just after my 1st apply then I sent the latest salary slip to ICA))
Marital Status: married, Son 15yrs old, daughter 12yrs old
Length of stay in SG: 9 years
Pass type: EP will be expired 2024

Spouse:
Age:41
Industry: marketing section in a tourism industry (has Master degree)
Nationality: Japanese
Salary: basic 90k p.a. 
Length of stay in SG: 9 years
Pass type: EP (changed job 2 times) 

Thank you for those giving feedback and sharing experiences with us, really appreciate.

30-35% chance.

Thank you for your info.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Hello! I applied PR Feb 2019 and then rejected Feb 2020, so2 sad . Appreciate if someone can comment on the chance based on our profile.

Me (main applicant)
Age: 43
Industry: Senior researcher in University (obtained PhD. in 2013 from Univ of Tokyo)
Nationality: Japanese
Salary: 80k p.a. w/o bonus (for 20% salary increase in March 2019(Just after my 1st apply then I sent the latest salary slip to ICA))
Marital Status: married, Son 15yrs old, daughter 12yrs old
Length of stay in SG: 9 years
Pass type: EP will be expired 2024

Spouse:
Age:41
Industry: marketing section in a tourism industry (has Master degree)
Nationality: Japanese
Salary: basic 90k p.a. 
Length of stay in SG: 9 years
Pass type: EP (changed job 2 times) 

Thank you for those giving feedback and sharing experiences with us, really appreciate.

With the rumored "Others" quota being tiny as it is, and the uncertain economic climate at this time, it is surely going to be an uphill battle. You might want to wait it out for at least 1.5 years to stand a chance, given that you have a slight edge over others in terms of length of stay, qualifications (assuming you work in an in-demand field), and a male offspring included in the application.

As a university academic you normally get an EP with a 5-year validity, so you are in much better hands compared to most other 2-yr EPs.

Thank you for your prompt response all!!
More questions:
What can I do to increase the approval rate for reapplication? What kind of support materials should I update?
How do you lead in the 1.5 year period you mentioned? time for calm the pandemic? Or general election? economic situation?

Did you include both of your on the application?

[adeus]

With the rumored "Others" quota being tiny as it is, and the uncertain economic climate at this time, it is surely going to be an uphill battle. You might want to wait it out for at least 1.5 years to stand a chance, given that you have a slight edge over others in terms of length of stay, qualifications (assuming you work in an in-demand field), and a male offspring included in the application.

As a university academic you normally get an EP with a 5-year validity, so you are in much better hands compared to most other 2-yr EPs.

Thank you for your prompt response all!!
More questions:
What can I do to increase the approval rate for reapplication? What kind of support materials should I update?
How do you lead in the 1.5 year period you mentioned? time for calm the pandemic? Or general election? economic situation?

Did you include both of your on the application?

We did, included our 2 kids too.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Generally, it is recommended two years between applications. Unless you have a major change (even then I'd recommend a 12 month wait) e.g., massive increase of salary, additional certification/degree/patent position. But, if basically no real change, then in all probability, just like research, same data in, same results out. Then wait 2 years before reapplying is recommended.

[YikChunChan]

Hi all,

My status
Age: 37
Industry: Marine Technical superintendent
Education : Beng Mechanical engineering
Nationality: HK Chinese
Salary: 153k p.a. with bonus
Marital Status: married, Son 1.5yrs old,
Length of stay in SG: 1 years
Pass type: EP
Wife education : MSc Marine industry,

Please advise the chance of successful for obtain PR

[singaporeflyer]

Hi all,

My status
Age: 37
Industry: Marine Technical superintendent
Education : Beng Mechanical engineering
Nationality: HK Chinese
Salary: 153k p.a. with bonus
Marital Status: married, Son 1.5yrs old,
Length of stay in SG: 1 years
Pass type: EP
Wife education : MSc Marine industry,

Please advise the chance of successful for obtain PR

Very low chance. You are pretty new to SG

[ScotinSG]

Hi,

Have been considering applying for PR but thinking it may be better to defer until next year....main concern is I’m not getting any younger.

Profile:
- British
- Mid-forties
- Single mother (daughters)
- Been in SG for 4 years (senior leadership roles in 2 diff companies)
- Last year’s earnings $600k+
- Strong reference from senior local business leader (government linked)

However community integration (sports etc) more expat than local.

Any thoughts on whether it’s worth applying this year (or chances at all) are much appreciated.

[Tribe007]

Can anyone please evaluate my profile for PR application?

Male, 31, Indian, working at AStar as scientist for the past 1 year with PhD from U.S. Salary 80k with bonus

Wife:30, singapore citizen, software engineer, local univ bachelors, 70k.

Kid: 1 year old singapore citizen

Wife`s brother: citizen and served in NS.

Wife`s father: PR and works for the govt.

[jamie9vardy]

Can anyone please evaluate my profile for PR application?

Male, 31, Indian, working at AStar as scientist for the past 1 year with PhD from U.S. Salary 80k with bonus

Wife:30, singapore citizen, software engineer, local univ bachelors, 70k.

Kid: 1 year old singapore citizen

Wife`s brother: citizen and served in NS.

Wife`s father: PR and works for the govt.

How long have you been in SG? How long have you been married (noted your 1 yo kid)?

[Tribe007]

Married for 2 years and living in Singapore for 1 year.