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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
First time offenders are usually only hit with a fine if I’m not mistaken. CWOs are for repeat offenders mostly.sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Sat, 19 Jun 2021 5:42 pmFine only, correct? If so, shouldn't have any effect. However, I'm not sure which is worse, smoking or littering. I suppose you got a corrective work order? If so, it could. In fact, even if not successful, I reckon it could even impact your next EP renewal as well. Scared yet?
I really don't know the answer. But maybe it's a good warning to quit two bad habits at the same time?
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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Probably won’t have any effect. Fines are pretty common, it’s one of the reasons why Singapore is known as a “fine city”!SZM78 wrote: ↑Sat, 19 Jun 2021 5:45 pmYes it's only fine to pay NEA,sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Sat, 19 Jun 2021 5:42 pmFine only, correct? If so, shouldn't have any effect. However, I'm not sure which is worse, smoking or littering. I suppose you got a corrective work order? If so, it could. In fact, even if not successful, I reckon it could even impact your next EP renewal as well. Scared yet?
I really don't know the answer. But maybe it's a good warning to quit two bad habits at the same time?
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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
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Hahaha, lucky guy!sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Mon, 21 Jun 2021 11:17 pmGotta admit, one of the strangest ones I seen on here. I guess there really IS a Santa Claus. Better play 4D Swam.
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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Thank you Lisafuller.Lisafuller wrote: ↑Tue, 22 Jun 2021 1:49 amProbably won’t have any effect. Fines are pretty common, it’s one of the reasons why Singapore is known as a “fine city”!SZM78 wrote: ↑Sat, 19 Jun 2021 5:45 pmYes it's only fine to pay NEA,sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Sat, 19 Jun 2021 5:42 pmFine only, correct? If so, shouldn't have any effect. However, I'm not sure which is worse, smoking or littering. I suppose you got a corrective work order? If so, it could. In fact, even if not successful, I reckon it could even impact your next EP renewal as well. Scared yet?
I really don't know the answer. But maybe it's a good warning to quit two bad habits at the same time?
Finally got my IPA letter today..
Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Thanks everyone this forum has greatly helped in my PR journey though this is my first post. Didn’t feel necessary to raise any queries considering all queries were previously raised and appropriately answered.
Here is my profile
Second time applicant. First time applied in June 2018 but didn’t go through after 13 months wait.
Second successful attempt details
Applied on 1st October 2020
With family spouse and two kids
Working in banking industry within IT department
Race Indian
Nationality British ( Naturalised)
In Singapore since 2012
Working in same company for past 16 years.
From 2005 until mid 2012 in UK. Since 2012 in Singapore
Did executive MBA in UK and few other technical courses relevant to my role
On 10th May submitted new renewed passport details
20th May received acknowledgment from ICA
2nd June additional documents like my payslips, graduation certificates of both my wife’s and mine sought
16th June “Proceed to upload” button missing
24th June Update on online that PR approved
Letter arrived on 24th June afternoon dated 21st June
Last but not least Iam 43 years old.
Now next journey begins to complete the formalities.
Thanks again to you all, this forum is really a treasure trove of information.
All the best to those waiting and about to apply.
Thanks
Here is my profile
Second time applicant. First time applied in June 2018 but didn’t go through after 13 months wait.
Second successful attempt details
Applied on 1st October 2020
With family spouse and two kids
Working in banking industry within IT department
Race Indian
Nationality British ( Naturalised)
In Singapore since 2012
Working in same company for past 16 years.
From 2005 until mid 2012 in UK. Since 2012 in Singapore
Did executive MBA in UK and few other technical courses relevant to my role
On 10th May submitted new renewed passport details
20th May received acknowledgment from ICA
2nd June additional documents like my payslips, graduation certificates of both my wife’s and mine sought
16th June “Proceed to upload” button missing
24th June Update on online that PR approved
Letter arrived on 24th June afternoon dated 21st June
Last but not least Iam 43 years old.
Now next journey begins to complete the formalities.
Thanks again to you all, this forum is really a treasure trove of information.
All the best to those waiting and about to apply.
Thanks
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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
This is exactly why we try to keep everything on the forum and also try not to delete or allow deletions after people get their answers. We know you all are out there and actually know how to use the forum archives and search engine. We love it when someone like you who use what we have and found your way through AND above all had the courtesy to register and post your success. Thank You and congratulations.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Congrats!Krisanj wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 2:12 pmThanks everyone this forum has greatly helped in my PR journey though this is my first post. Didn’t feel necessary to raise any queries considering all queries were previously raised and appropriately answered.
Here is my profile
Second time applicant. First time applied in June 2018 but didn’t go through after 13 months wait.
Second successful attempt details
Applied on 1st October 2020
With family spouse and two kids
Working in banking industry within IT department
Race Indian
Nationality British ( Naturalised)
In Singapore since 2012
Working in same company for past 16 years.
From 2005 until mid 2012 in UK. Since 2012 in Singapore
Did executive MBA in UK and few other technical courses relevant to my role
On 10th May submitted new renewed passport details
20th May received acknowledgment from ICA
2nd June additional documents like my payslips, graduation certificates of both my wife’s and mine sought
16th June “Proceed to upload” button missing
24th June Update on online that PR approved
Letter arrived on 24th June afternoon dated 21st June
Last but not least Iam 43 years old.
Now next journey begins to complete the formalities.
Thanks again to you all, this forum is really a treasure trove of information.
All the best to those waiting and about to apply.
Thanks
Re: PR approval chance in 2020
You are going to make a lot of Indians here jealous. I can promise you that. Congrats by the way.Krisanj wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 2:12 pmThanks everyone this forum has greatly helped in my PR journey though this is my first post. Didn’t feel necessary to raise any queries considering all queries were previously raised and appropriately answered.
Here is my profile
Second time applicant. First time applied in June 2018 but didn’t go through after 13 months wait.
Second successful attempt details
Applied on 1st October 2020
With family spouse and two kids
Working in banking industry within IT department
Race Indian
Nationality British ( Naturalised)
In Singapore since 2012
Working in same company for past 16 years.
From 2005 until mid 2012 in UK. Since 2012 in Singapore
Did executive MBA in UK and few other technical courses relevant to my role
On 10th May submitted new renewed passport details
20th May received acknowledgment from ICA
2nd June additional documents like my payslips, graduation certificates of both my wife’s and mine sought
16th June “Proceed to upload” button missing
24th June Update on online that PR approved
Letter arrived on 24th June afternoon dated 21st June
Last but not least Iam 43 years old.
Now next journey begins to complete the formalities.
Thanks again to you all, this forum is really a treasure trove of information.
All the best to those waiting and about to apply.
Thanks
Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Actually, I know of atleast 3 other cases where born Indians who had non Indian passports got Singapore Pr .smoulder wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 7:24 pmYou are going to make a lot of Indians here jealous. I can promise you that. Congrats by the way.Krisanj wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 2:12 pmThanks everyone this forum has greatly helped in my PR journey though this is my first post. Didn’t feel necessary to raise any queries considering all queries were previously raised and appropriately answered.
Here is my profile
Second time applicant. First time applied in June 2018 but didn’t go through after 13 months wait.
Second successful attempt details
Applied on 1st October 2020
With family spouse and two kids
Working in banking industry within IT department
Race Indian
Nationality British ( Naturalised)
In Singapore since 2012
Working in same company for past 16 years.
From 2005 until mid 2012 in UK. Since 2012 in Singapore
Did executive MBA in UK and few other technical courses relevant to my role
On 10th May submitted new renewed passport details
20th May received acknowledgment from ICA
2nd June additional documents like my payslips, graduation certificates of both my wife’s and mine sought
16th June “Proceed to upload” button missing
24th June Update on online that PR approved
Letter arrived on 24th June afternoon dated 21st June
Last but not least Iam 43 years old.
Now next journey begins to complete the formalities.
Thanks again to you all, this forum is really a treasure trove of information.
All the best to those waiting and about to apply.
Thanks
Re: PR approval chance in 2020
I was referring to the ones with the Indian passports. It is interesting though if there is a preference for Indians with non Indian passports especially if they are through naturalization.Ignorant1 wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 7:50 pmActually, I know of atleast 3 other cases where born Indians who had non Indian passports got Singapore Pr .smoulder wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 7:24 pmYou are going to make a lot of Indians here jealous. I can promise you that. Congrats by the way.Krisanj wrote: ↑Thu, 24 Jun 2021 2:12 pmThanks everyone this forum has greatly helped in my PR journey though this is my first post. Didn’t feel necessary to raise any queries considering all queries were previously raised and appropriately answered.
Here is my profile
Second time applicant. First time applied in June 2018 but didn’t go through after 13 months wait.
Second successful attempt details
Applied on 1st October 2020
With family spouse and two kids
Working in banking industry within IT department
Race Indian
Nationality British ( Naturalised)
In Singapore since 2012
Working in same company for past 16 years.
From 2005 until mid 2012 in UK. Since 2012 in Singapore
Did executive MBA in UK and few other technical courses relevant to my role
On 10th May submitted new renewed passport details
20th May received acknowledgment from ICA
2nd June additional documents like my payslips, graduation certificates of both my wife’s and mine sought
16th June “Proceed to upload” button missing
24th June Update on online that PR approved
Letter arrived on 24th June afternoon dated 21st June
Last but not least Iam 43 years old.
Now next journey begins to complete the formalities.
Thanks again to you all, this forum is really a treasure trove of information.
All the best to those waiting and about to apply.
Thanks
Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Yup. I got what you mean. If Indian passport holder have to be jealous then Such cases should make more them more jealous . I have a Indian colleague who spent lesser time In singapore, has British passport , older to me , same or lower education level and stays in prominent Indian neighbourhood and has Singapore Pr .
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Re: PR approval chance in 2020
Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. But. Here in Singapore, the PAP looks at Indians in two different ways. Those like Min. Shan & Vivian Balakrishnan are jokingly referred, by locals, as docile or tame Indians who will do the governments bidding if you catch my drift. They are not likely to make waves like some (like MP Pritam) and so forth. I'm guessing that they look at Indians who have been naturalized in 1st world or Developed countries, have already been tamed are likely good candidates. I know this is wrong, but when you happen to be married for almost 4 decades to an Indian you tend to hear things in family gatherings that the average non-Indian would ever hear. I also think the assimilation factor also plays a lot as well, as if they have been naturalized in a western country they would have almost had to learn to assimilate. Something that isn't done very much here. So, yeah, I reckon those who are coming from the west do have a subtle advantage.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
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Funny thing SMS, is that I personally know of quite a few Indians born in India who have spent a great deal of time in western countries and become naturalized but haven't really assimilated. They hang out with fellow Indians, they marry from their own community, they are stick rigidly to their caste system and if you met them, you'd think they are fresh off the boat. But it's amusing if they are thought of as being assimilated by virtue of being naturalized in the west. No offense meant to the gentleman in this post 

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