PR advise for Indian family of 3

[MajulahSingapore]

Would appreciate any advise and perspective on chances for PR application

34 year old
~6 years in Singapore (1 year doing MBA, 5 years in same job- Consulting space)
Last year salary+bonus was 300k+; moving Jobs with new offer base+bonus ~500k
Indian
Hindu

Wife is 30 yr.old, Indian, Hindu, Masters in HR from India
Not employed as of now (was working in HR sector on DP earlier with local firms)

Son ~3 year old

[PNGMK]

Consulting is portable. Good luck though.

[MajulahSingapore]

Portable is bad?

[sundaymorningstaple]

When trying to gain "Permanent" residence in Singapore. Occupations that are easily transferable especially by large consulting companies (like the big 4) tend to be parachuted in and out of countries often. This, in turn takes up PR for those who actually want to stay in Singapore and potentially what to become citizens. As new citizens is the ultimate goal of ICA, then it doesn't make a lot of sense to give PR to bad risks (to stay). Yes, you can potentially get PR, but having said that, your occupation will not lend a lot to the mix due primarily to the potability of the occupation. Good Luck though

[PNGMK]

Also consulting may not be seen as a secure form of employment (but I might be talking out of my ass here).

[TropicalExpat]

Would appreciate any advise and perspective on chances for PR application

34 year old
~6 years in Singapore (1 year doing MBA, 5 years in same job- Consulting space)
Last year salary+bonus was 300k+; moving Jobs with new offer base+bonus ~500k
Indian
Hindu

Wife is 30 yr.old, Indian, Hindu, Masters in HR from India
Not employed as of now (was working in HR sector on DP earlier with local firms)

Son ~3 year old

Decent salary, age, education and job (not withstanding portability issues). You stand a reasonably good chance I would say.
Apply, but don't forget to add your son to the application. If you "forget" in the hope of avoiding NS, you will guarantee not getting it.


Good luck!