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Re: rejecting PR?
This ^^^^^^
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Re: rejecting PR?
Except he isn't in the FSS system - he is in JC....
I not lawyer/teacher/CPA.
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You want an International School job? School website or http://www.ISS.edu
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You ran away without doing NS? Shame on you!
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rejecting PR?
‘They must have resided in Singapore for more than 2 years at the point of application, have passed at least one national exam (i.e. PSLE or GCE ‘N’/’O’/’A’ levels) or are in the Integrated Programme (IP).’PNGMK wrote:Except he isn't in the FSS system - he is in JC....
OP would have passed his O-level (I’m assuming) and doing A-level in JC here. So he should qualify under scheme, no?
Re: rejecting PR?
Renouncing or losing one's PR status without serving or completing full-time NS would have an adverse impact on any immediate or future applications to work, study or live in Singapore, or for Singapore citizenship or PR status.
Renouncing or losing one’s PR status without serving or completing full-time NS may also adversely affect any immediate or future applications for renewal of Re-entry Permits made by one’s family members or sponsors.
Source ICA PDF
Renouncing or losing one’s PR status without serving or completing full-time NS may also adversely affect any immediate or future applications for renewal of Re-entry Permits made by one’s family members or sponsors.
Source ICA PDF
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rejecting PR?
OP was asking about not completing the formality and rejecting the PR approval consequently.jun-jie.gan wrote:Renouncing or losing one's PR status without serving or completing full-time NS would have an adverse impact on any immediate or future applications to work, study or live in Singapore, or for Singapore citizenship or PR status.
Renouncing or losing one’s PR status without serving or completing full-time NS may also adversely affect any immediate or future applications for renewal of Re-entry Permits made by one’s family members or sponsors.
Source ICA PDF
He’s not a PR yet, so there’s nothing renounce here. And he hasn’t enjoyed the benefits of a PR.
Though it could be viewed in the same vein as renouncing without serving NS but the key is he didn’t enjoy the benefits of being a PR.
Re: rejecting PR?
just to clarify things here - yes, i do need to serve ns, govt made it pretty clear when i applied haha
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