PR approval chance in 2020

[swapD]

Hello,

Pls give your opinion on the chances of getting PR.

Husband - Senior scientist in local Univ., highest qualification PhD, 11 yrs exp in Singapore, salary ~90k/yr, age 39 yrs
Wife - housewife, 1 Kid - 8 yrs
all Indian passport.

Please advice, thanks in advance!!

[singaporeflyer]

Hello,

Pls give your opinion on the chances of getting PR.

Husband - Senior scientist in local Univ., highest qualification PhD, 11 yrs exp in Singapore, salary ~90k/yr, age 39 yrs
Wife - housewife, 1 Kid - 8 yrs
all Indian passport.

Please advice, thanks in advance!!

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[ARKOI]

Hello everyone,
Kindly give your opinion on my chance of getting PR

I am 30 years old guy with Thai nationality(Thai-Chinese)
Working in SG for 7 years +, salary 50K/year
Have applied for PR for 3 times and got rejected
The highest degree is the Bachelor's degree.

Should I Hire an Agent to help with my application? or any suggestions to improve my next PR submission, please help.

Thank you. ) mob khun krub

[singaporeflyer]

Hello everyone,
Kindly give your opinion on my chance of getting PR

I am 30 years old guy with Thai nationality(Thai-Chinese)
Working in SG for 7 years +, salary 50K/year
Have applied for PR for 3 times and got rejected
The highest degree is the Bachelor's degree.

Should I Hire an Agent to help with my application? or any suggestions to improve my next PR submission, please help.

Thank you. ) mob khun krub

Better to submit by yourself. But chances seem very low

[ARKOI]

Thank you for replying.
One more question,
If I pursue my master's degree in a local university, is it gonna increase a significant chance of PR?

[TropicalExpat]

Thank you for replying.
One more question,
If I pursue my master's degree in a local university, is it gonna increase a significant chance of PR?

Unlikely ... first thing that helps is ethnicity.
Everything has to be seen through that lens.

And no, hiring an agent is no better than asking this forum. You might as well throw your money down the drain.

You salary is quite low so I would say your chances are quite low.

What industry are you in?

[Eileennly]

Hi, I'm new to this.
I would like to ask for some opinions of the chances of me getting a PR.

Nationality: Indonesia
Gender: Female
Age:21
Length of stay:18/19 years
Work Pass: S PASS
Salary:36K/Year
Highest Education: O level
Families tie: Step dad (Singaporean), Mum (SPR)

But there is no documents stating that he is my step dad other than my parents marriage certificate.
My dad did tried to apply PR for me with him being the sponsor, but it was rejected for a few times. Thus I am trying to apply PR again on my own.

Had all of my educations in Singapore, through kindergarten to secondary school. Have been working for 1 year 6 Months.

I do know my chances are extremely low but would like to seek for more opinions and advises.
Thank you in advance.

[singaporeflyer]

Hi, I'm new to this.
I would like to ask for some opinions of the chances of me getting a PR.

Nationality: Indonesia
Gender: Female
Age:21
Length of stay:18/19 years
Work Pass: S PASS
Salary:36K/Year
Highest Education: O level
Families tie: Step dad (Singaporean), Mum (SPR)

But there is no documents stating that he is my step dad other than my parents marriage certificate.
My dad did tried to apply PR for me with him being the sponsor, but it was rejected for a few times. Thus I am trying to apply PR again on my own.

Had all of my educations in Singapore, through kindergarten to secondary school. Have been working for 1 year 6 Months.

I do know my chances are extremely low but would like to seek for more opinions and advises.
Thank you in advance.

Work for 2 more years, try to see if you can move to E Pass and then apply. Chances will be better. What do you work as?

[TropicalExpat]

Hi, I'm new to this.
I would like to ask for some opinions of the chances of me getting a PR.

Nationality: Indonesia
Gender: Female
Age:21
Length of stay:18/19 years
Work Pass: S PASS
Salary:36K/Year
Highest Education: O level
Families tie: Step dad (Singaporean), Mum (SPR)

But there is no documents stating that he is my step dad other than my parents marriage certificate.
My dad did tried to apply PR for me with him being the sponsor, but it was rejected for a few times. Thus I am trying to apply PR again on my own.

Had all of my educations in Singapore, through kindergarten to secondary school. Have been working for 1 year 6 Months.

I do know my chances are extremely low but would like to seek for more opinions and advises.
Thank you in advance.

Hmmmm... how long have your parents been married? If they have been married for a long time, I would say it seems like something might have been missed out. Did your father appeal?

[Eileennly]

^^^ Hey, thanks for replying.

I am working as a administration executive thus the pay. Couldn't continue my studies due to financial problem. So I kind of in a sticky situation.
They have been married since 2001, my dad did appeal. He even went to the MP for help after the 2nd rejection. I was thinking it might be because there's no legal documents or that my mum was not working during then? Even till this day I have no idea what is missing.

[therat]

Your mum and your stepdad married on 2001, which you are est 2-3 yrs old.

If your stepdad didn't officially adopt you. is might be the missing point

[Eileennly]

^^^ Yup, by the time they wanted to get all the documents right. It already too late, so here I am now. 21 and seeking for advice here.

[TropicalExpat]

^^^ Yup, by the time they wanted to get all the documents right. It already too late, so here I am now. 21 and seeking for advice here.

It seems like you've been dealt a tough deal here. It could just have been an oversight on your parents part that they never got it fully formalised and now you are bearing the consequences.
I think it's fair to say you've got the rough end here - you've been here so long and your parents have been married pretty much all your life.

I think you will need to wait a couple of years and then apply again.

[therat]

above 21, it is by your own credit.

[Eileennly]

^^^ Yup, I will be applying through "Holder of an Employment Pass or S Pass" scheme.
But I can see that my chances are extremely low as employment type passes definitely will have a higher ceiling of requirements. My salary, ethnicity, work and my education level are not outstanding too.

Thanks for all the advice, do you think I can try applying? Or should I really wait out like y'all have said. I don't think I will be able to get a EP as work experience and education are not up to the requirement.