Salary is a positive, but you really haven't been in Singapore for that long a time.Cyklone wrote: ↑Sat, 29 Aug 2020 7:19 amHi, I'm planning to apply PR this year.
Profile:
Nationality: Indian
Race: Hindu
Age: 35
Education: PG full time
Occupation: E-commerce Product Manager
Company: one of the top 200 companies in SG
Duration of current job: 1 month (2.9 years with same group company)
Duration in Singapore: 2.9 years
Salary: 130k + Bonus
Pass: EP
Tax Cycle: 2 completed
Social work: associated with 3 NGO
Donations: regularly
Do you think there are chances
When did you get yours?
Come on TE
As if you are any better, replying to a post from 2020, for wont of anything more constructive to do.hopeislife wrote: ↑Fri, 12 Jan 2024 11:37 amCome on TE, do you really dont get a clue what the ethnic group is when they got pr within 2+ years?
I replied to this after long time, as just need to tell him the fact that he got in 2+years as he was sponsored by his wife who is 1) PR and 2) Chinese race which is preferred.
So wanted to tell him like dont say that getting PR is like a ballot. Many others might have got pr from their sheer hardwork and may not be lucky like him being sponsored by a localwona11 wrote: ↑Tue, 01 Sep 2020 4:53 pm
I found it difficult to say how they assess the application and the chances.
I got my marriage certificate in end 2018, 1.5 months later I applied under my wife's sponsorship for my PR (she was PR for only 1 year as well) and got approved within months. She is of Chinese race and me too (European citizen). She is a healthcare worker, so that might be the trick. And I earn more than here so considered sustainable income.
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