PR Approval Probability 2021

[sundaymorningstaple]

We've only posted thls probably over 100 times in the past 5 years. Somehow our posters do not know how to use the search engine on this site.

[Hope11]

Hello SMS,

Apologies, my intention was not to spam but just provide my status.
This website has given more support to me in my waiting period.
Thousands of data point and discussion has helped me.

Thanks

[weka]

Not holding high hopes but would appreciate any feedback on my chances. Thanks in advance!

Age: 27
Nationality: New Zealander
Race: European
Education: BA (Hons) at top 5 global university
Marital Status: Single
Immigration Status: EP
Time in Singapore: 3.5 years
Employer: MNC (not tech or finance) with regional HQ in Singapore
Salary: ~$165k base (increased ~75% since first moving to Singapore)
Work experience: ~6 years
Application history: First time applicant

[singaporeflyer]

Not holding high hopes but would appreciate any feedback on my chances. Thanks in advance!

Age: 27
Nationality: New Zealander
Race: European
Education: BA (Hons) at top 5 global university
Marital Status: Single
Immigration Status: EP
Time in Singapore: 3.5 years
Employer: MNC (not tech or finance) with regional HQ in Singapore
Salary: ~$165k base (increased ~75% since first moving to Singapore)
Work experience: ~6 years
Application history: First time applicant

Occupation?

[weka]

Not holding high hopes but would appreciate any feedback on my chances. Thanks in advance!

Age: 27
Nationality: New Zealander
Race: European
Education: BA (Hons) at top 5 global university
Marital Status: Single
Immigration Status: EP
Time in Singapore: 3.5 years
Employer: MNC (not tech or finance) with regional HQ in Singapore
Salary: ~$165k base (increased ~75% since first moving to Singapore)
Work experience: ~6 years
Application history: First time applicant

Occupation?

I work in corporate strategy. My department functions as an internal consulting team and I'm a former management consultant.

[singaporeflyer]

Not holding high hopes but would appreciate any feedback on my chances. Thanks in advance!

Age: 27
Nationality: New Zealander
Race: European
Education: BA (Hons) at top 5 global university
Marital Status: Single
Immigration Status: EP
Time in Singapore: 3.5 years
Employer: MNC (not tech or finance) with regional HQ in Singapore
Salary: ~$165k base (increased ~75% since first moving to Singapore)
Work experience: ~6 years
Application history: First time applicant

Occupation?

I work in corporate strategy. My department functions as an internal consulting team and I'm a former management consultant.

very very low chance is what i would say

[bry7]

hi, i have been working in sg since dec 2019, changed job on oct 2022 (current employer). just based on this would it be better to apply on oct or december? does ICA review the duration at date of application or its a floating date until they provide the approval/rejection?

[singaporeflyer]

hi, i have been working in sg since dec 2019, changed job on oct 2022 (current employer). just based on this would it be better to apply on oct or december? does ICA review the duration at date of application or its a floating date until they provide the approval/rejection?

ICA won't disclose that.

[bry7]

hi, i have been working in sg since dec 2019, changed job on oct 2022 (current employer). just based on this would it be better to apply on oct or december? does ICA review the duration at date of application or its a floating date until they provide the approval/rejection?

ICA won't disclose that.

ok, thanks. but would it make any significant difference if i apply on oct (2 years with current employer) compared to dec (3 years working in sg)

[singaporeflyer]

hi, i have been working in sg since dec 2019, changed job on oct 2022 (current employer). just based on this would it be better to apply on oct or december? does ICA review the duration at date of application or its a floating date until they provide the approval/rejection?

ICA won't disclose that.

ok, thanks. but would it make any significant difference if i apply on oct (2 years with current employer) compared to dec (3 years working in sg)

You are trying to analyze and time the application. No one except ICA knows the exact details on this. Duration of work in SG is not the only factor for PR application. There are a group of factors

[Placeholder1713]

Hello all!

I'd like to hear your assessment of my PR application that has been pending since July 2021 (14 months). The wait is making me nervous and anxious.

Main applicant:
Age: 32
Race: Chinese
Citizenship: Belgium
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Education: Master in Economics
Job: product manager at a FAANG
Length of stay in Singapore: since May 2019
Base Salary: 175K+
Pass: EP
Children : 1 child (F) born in Singapore aged 1
Marriage date: Jan 2021
PR Application: First time


Spouse:
Age: 32
Race: Chinese
Citizenship: PRC
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Education: Master in economics
Job: senior analyst at FAANG like company
Length of stay in Singapore: since Oct 2019
Base Salary: 150K+
Pass: EP
PR Application: First time

[nomadinsg]

Hi all,

Just wanted to update that I got a letter in the post today with IPA after 1 year 1 month.

FYI, I changed jobs and got an increase in salary which I updated a month ago. Not sure if it's a coincidence but 1 month after that update we got the approval. Anyway, take the anecdotal data for what it's worth.

Feel elated!

Thanks for all the useful data points in this forum. Will be scouring the IPA process posts now

Hello,

We applied for PR in Aug 2021.

Profile:
Age: 44
Race: Chinese
Nationality: Malaysian
Gender: Female
Marital status: Married
Children: 1 son, 11 years old
Education: BA from US
Job: HR Manager
Salary: $120k pa (w/o bonus)
pass: EP
Duration in SG: 5.5 years

Spouse:
Age: 42
Race: White
Nationality: French
Education: Master's in Computer Science from France
Job: Head of Data
Salary: $120k pa (w/o bonus)
pass: EP

In your experience, what are our chances?

Little Low because of age and diverse family mix.
But still try as you have the quota advantage if you are the main applicant.

[Hope11]

Hello All,

After wait of 22 months, last week I got update from ICA that PR application has been rejected.
Feeling sad about out come after long wait, But accepts it with heavy heart.

I am not sure what caused for rejection as we never know.

I am not sure that should I appeal or wait for a year to re-apply.
Please help with suggestion.

Thanks.

[cavemaner]

Hello All,

After wait of 22 months, last week I got update from ICA that PR application has been rejected.
Feeling sad about out come after long wait, But accepts it with heavy heart.

I am not sure what caused for rejection as we never know.

I am not sure that should I appeal or wait for a year to re-apply.
Please help with suggestion.

Thanks.

Can you please provide things like your race, age, etc, other details? Going by your post history you haven't disclosed any of this information, as such it would be difficult for any forum member to provide you with advice without an accurate picture of your profile.

[jalanjalan]

Hello All,

After wait of 22 months, last week I got update from ICA that PR application has been rejected.
Feeling sad about out come after long wait, But accepts it with heavy heart.

I am not sure what caused for rejection as we never know.

I am not sure that should I appeal or wait for a year to re-apply.
Please help with suggestion.

Thanks.

The only official hints you'll get for what they look for is described here: https://www.mha.gov.sg/mediaroom/parlia ... lications/

You can evaluate for yourself to see if you've had any positive changes to the sorts of criteria listed.