Chances of PR 2020

[maulin.shah]

Race Indian
Kids boy n girl but not applying
Sector food manufacturing
Wife not working

[the observer]

Race Indian
Kids boy n girl but not applying
Sector food manufacturing
Wife not working

Zero chance.
There are more applicants than slots available.

https://www.ica.gov.sg/apply/PR/apply_PR_who
NOTE: ICA takes into account factors such as the individual's family ties to Singaporeans, economic contributions, qualifications, age, family profile and length of residency, to assess the applicant's ability to contribute to Singapore and integrate into our society, as well as his or her commitment to sinking roots.

[TropicalExpat]

Race Indian
Kids boy n girl but not applying
Sector food manufacturing
Wife not working

They have a boy and they not including them ..... on this alone, absolutely zero chance.
Expect them to submit the application, wait 6 - 12 months, and then get told no.

[maulin.shah]

I got your point but it’s already an approved case which happened Q1 this year.

I trust your advise but there is always luck factor to consider. Can turn the application chance 50% up or down.

[TropicalExpat]

I got your point but it’s already an approved case which happened Q1 this year.

I trust your advise but there is always luck factor to consider. Can turn the application chance 50% up or down.

Already approved? Wow... didn't put his son on the form and got approved?!
That's the first time I've seen it.

[the observer]

I got your point but it’s already an approved case which happened Q1 this year.

I trust your advise but there is always luck factor to consider. Can turn the application chance 50% up or down.

Already approved? Wow... didn't put his son on the form and got approved?!
That's the first time I've seen it.

Actually, anecdotal evidences all points to a rejection.
Even a few acquaintances I know, have tried to apply on their own without including their family members.

So I'm not quite sure what is on ICA's mind anymore.

[TropicalExpat]

I got your point but it’s already an approved case which happened Q1 this year.

I trust your advise but there is always luck factor to consider. Can turn the application chance 50% up or down.

Already approved? Wow... didn't put his son on the form and got approved?!
That's the first time I've seen it.

Actually, anecdotal evidences all points to a rejection.
Even a few acquaintances I know, have tried to apply on their own without including their family members.

So I'm not quite sure what is on ICA's mind anymore.

if it really did happen, my suspicion is that it may be the other guy not telling the OP everything (and actually put his son down, there are some particular personal details that have not been shared with the OP, etc et)

[sundaymorningstaple]

OP didn't say anything about buying a resale flat, one would then assume that they want to apply for a new flat like most Singaporean do.

New flats take 5-7 years to build these days, from the date of purchase. Post Covid realities.

It's a question of Grants available.

[chachi]

Can I check our PR approval rate:
Previously we tried to apply but got rejected. Now we want to check our chance.

Age: 40
Nationality: Filipino
Gender : Female
Educational: Bachelor graduate
Work: customer Service (IT industry)
Pass: Spass
Length of stay: 8yrs
Married: 4yrs and 6 months
Salary: 35K+
with 1 daughther in Philippines 2years

Husband:
Age: 41
Nationality: Filipino
Gender : male
Educational: Bachelor graduate
Work: Parts advisor (Car Industry)
Pass: Spass
Length of stay: 9yrs
Salary: 50K+

[sundaymorningstaple]

To be honest, nil chance. Age, combined with ethnicity, salaries & the fact that the only child is still in the 'peens. Save your application money and go out to dinner.

[TropicalExpat]

Can I check our PR approval rate:
Previously we tried to apply but got rejected. Now we want to check our chance.

Age: 40
Nationality: Filipino
Gender : Female
Educational: Bachelor graduate
Work: customer Service (IT industry)
Pass: Spass
Length of stay: 8yrs
Married: 4yrs and 6 months
Salary: 35K+
with 1 daughther in Philippines 2years

Husband:
Age: 41
Nationality: Filipino
Gender : male
Educational: Bachelor graduate
Work: Parts advisor (Car Industry)
Pass: Spass
Length of stay: 9yrs
Salary: 50K+

Like SMS says, age is on the high side with salary on the low side.

While I'm less forthright about saying "don't apply", I would caution against it as it seems unlikely you would get it.

But if you don't follow our suggestion, I still wish you the best of luck with the application.

[singaporeflyer]

Can I check our PR approval rate:
Previously we tried to apply but got rejected. Now we want to check our chance.

Age: 40
Nationality: Filipino
Gender : Female
Educational: Bachelor graduate
Work: customer Service (IT industry)
Pass: Spass
Length of stay: 8yrs
Married: 4yrs and 6 months
Salary: 35K+
with 1 daughther in Philippines 2years

Husband:
Age: 41
Nationality: Filipino
Gender : male
Educational: Bachelor graduate
Work: Parts advisor (Car Industry)
Pass: Spass
Length of stay: 9yrs
Salary: 50K+

Negatives
Pass Type, Salary, ethnicity

[maulin.shah]

What is a fair age considered as perfect to apply PR or, early-mid thirties are with high possibility of early marriage and no kids. Even salary could be Low.


late thirties can definitely a good time, but Why 40+ are not a favourable?

Really difficult to understand the approval criteria, why sg not preparing something simpler.

This confusion for people became a huge business for fake agents.

[the observer]

What is a fair age considered as perfect to apply PR or, early-mid thirties are with high possibility of early marriage and no kids. Even salary could be Low.


late thirties can definitely a good time, but Why 40+ are not a favourable?

Really difficult to understand the approval criteria, why sg not preparing something simpler.

This confusion for people became a huge business for fake agents.

My opinion.

Total Fertility Rate and the Ethnic Composition.

The idea is to keep the population growing, whilst maintaining the racial ratios similar.

As for age, the older you are, the number of productive years ahead are clearly less, relative to a younger chap.

What more, especially true in Singapore, the older you are, the more prone you are to retrenchments, and hence a possible liability to the state.

[singaporeflyer]

What is a fair age considered as perfect to apply PR or, early-mid thirties are with high possibility of early marriage and no kids. Even salary could be Low.


late thirties can definitely a good time, but Why 40+ are not a favourable?

Really difficult to understand the approval criteria, why sg not preparing something simpler.

This confusion for people became a huge business for fake agents.

Read through this forum. They wont reveal approval critieria, else a lot of applications will be tailor made to meet the criteria.