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Visa for Dependents
Visa for Dependents
Hi,
I've been in Singapore for 3 years and had some savings, I think it's enough for me to pursue a Master degree here and support my family.
Right now i'm holding EP, my wife and child are DPs.
Is there any way for my wife and child to stay with me in SG when I'm studying the Master degree? I heard that you cannot sponsor DPs while holding a Student Pass.
Thank you for your advices.
I've been in Singapore for 3 years and had some savings, I think it's enough for me to pursue a Master degree here and support my family.
Right now i'm holding EP, my wife and child are DPs.
Is there any way for my wife and child to stay with me in SG when I'm studying the Master degree? I heard that you cannot sponsor DPs while holding a Student Pass.
Thank you for your advices.
Re: Visa for Dependents
It depends on which university you plan to enrol in, but at least for NTU and NUS, family members of full-time graduate students can apply for social visit pass (LTVP). NUS seems to specify graduate research students. Best to check with the institute you plan to enrol with.
NUS: https://nus.edu.sg/osa/student-services ... visit-pass
NTU: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/life-at-ntu/stud ... -students)
NUS: https://nus.edu.sg/osa/student-services ... visit-pass
NTU: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/life-at-ntu/stud ... -students)
Re: Visa for Dependents
Thank you so much! I did search but couldn't find those information. This helps a lot.unclechai wrote: ↑Wed, 14 Jul 2021 10:14 pmIt depends on which university you plan to enrol in, but at least for NTU and NUS, family members of full-time graduate students can apply for social visit pass (LTVP). NUS seems to specify graduate research students. Best to check with the institute you plan to enrol with.
NUS: https://nus.edu.sg/osa/student-services ... visit-pass
NTU: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/life-at-ntu/stud ... -students)
Re: Visa for Dependents
Great, all the best!keisuke wrote: ↑Wed, 14 Jul 2021 11:04 pmThank you so much! I did search but couldn't find those information. This helps a lot.unclechai wrote: ↑Wed, 14 Jul 2021 10:14 pmIt depends on which university you plan to enrol in, but at least for NTU and NUS, family members of full-time graduate students can apply for social visit pass (LTVP). NUS seems to specify graduate research students. Best to check with the institute you plan to enrol with.
NUS: https://nus.edu.sg/osa/student-services ... visit-pass
NTU: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/life-at-ntu/stud ... -students)
Re: Visa for Dependents
Hi,
I am currently holding S Pass. My salary has been recently hiked to 6k. Even though I meet the eligibility criteria to apply for DP, my HR stated that I need to wait until 3months to apply
for DP, as payslips for 3months need to be submitted. DP is for my child.
My question is
1. Does the 3months payslip have to be with revised salary? Can I apply with salary revision letter and payslips before salary revision?
2. Has anyone applied before (without revised payslips and just salary revision letter) and have succeeded in obtaining DP?
Thanks in advance!
I am currently holding S Pass. My salary has been recently hiked to 6k. Even though I meet the eligibility criteria to apply for DP, my HR stated that I need to wait until 3months to apply
for DP, as payslips for 3months need to be submitted. DP is for my child.
My question is
1. Does the 3months payslip have to be with revised salary? Can I apply with salary revision letter and payslips before salary revision?
2. Has anyone applied before (without revised payslips and just salary revision letter) and have succeeded in obtaining DP?
Thanks in advance!
Re: Visa for Dependents
Hi,
I am currently holding S Pass. My salary has been recently hiked to 6k. Even though I meet the eligibility criteria to apply for DP, my HR stated that I need to wait until 3months to apply
for DP, as payslips for 3months need to be submitted. DP is for my child.
My question is
1. Does the 3months payslip have to be with revised salary? Can I apply with salary revision letter and payslips before salary revision?
2. Has anyone applied before (without revised payslips and just salary revision letter) and have succeeded in obtaining DP?
Thanks in advance!
I am currently holding S Pass. My salary has been recently hiked to 6k. Even though I meet the eligibility criteria to apply for DP, my HR stated that I need to wait until 3months to apply
for DP, as payslips for 3months need to be submitted. DP is for my child.
My question is
1. Does the 3months payslip have to be with revised salary? Can I apply with salary revision letter and payslips before salary revision?
2. Has anyone applied before (without revised payslips and just salary revision letter) and have succeeded in obtaining DP?
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Visa for Dependents
The salary revision letter is only if your three months pay vouchers are not available which means the letter has to be written after the time period has elapsed. A letter of a revision that hasn't happened, hasn't happened, therefore not acceptable.
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Re: Visa for Dependents
Got the point! Thank you!
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