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Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
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Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Why do you think you should be treated any differently than anybody else coming here in the same situation. If you don't you run the risk of being turned around and sent home and losing your job as well. THAT is expensive. Takes all kinds, especially considering you are attempting all this with covid as well. Sure not the type of employee I would hire.
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Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Even when you’re coming here to start a job? He’s already been employed. Surely that must be different to someone that’s coming to job hunt/chance their arm?sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Thu, 14 Oct 2021 12:31 pmWhy do you think you should be treated any differently than anybody else coming here in the same situation. If you don't you run the risk of being turned around and sent home and losing your job as well. THAT is expensive. Takes all kinds, especially considering you are attempting all this with covid as well. Sure not the type of employee I would hire.
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Not exactly true. The condition of this employment is IF he has both LTVP granted and the PLOC. He does not have both at the moment which is a risk.
Since SG has opened up the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) to a few countries, just buy a one-way ticket to Brunei maybe? Scoot is also one of the designated VTL airlines for flights to Germany. See which ticket is cheaper.
One really should not take the risk. ICA can be very firm, if they want to.
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That’s fair, I suppose. I do feel that as he is the spouse of a SC, he is less likely to face issues. But I concede the point that it’s probably better to play it safe.
Sometimes I forget that just because I had a particularly good stroke of luck throughout the course of my proceedings that it’s unlikely to be the same for everyone.
Sometimes I forget that just because I had a particularly good stroke of luck throughout the course of my proceedings that it’s unlikely to be the same for everyone.
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Nope again. Male or female spouse of a SC, ICA will still scrutinise thoroughly. There has never been a guarantee that foreign spouses will get LTVP upon marriage. It’s a chance we have to take. Even this guy is a spouse of a SC, still couldn’t get LTVP.
But yes, all applications differ from person to person. What works for one may not work for another.
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Thank you for your concern everyone. I have taken the no risk approach and booked a flight ticket back to London as a precaution. In years gone by I would have booked a bus ticket to Malaysia, but that obviously isn't an option atm.
I think that should be me ok now. Just have to hope I can get my LTVP ok.
In regard to applying for my LTVP, I know it's going to ask for my spouse to provide details of her CPF contributions and tax for the past 3 years - although she has been in the UK in this time. She has a new job lined up and has the contract for that. Any ideas what we should submit when it asks for CPF and SG Tax contributions?
I think that should be me ok now. Just have to hope I can get my LTVP ok.
In regard to applying for my LTVP, I know it's going to ask for my spouse to provide details of her CPF contributions and tax for the past 3 years - although she has been in the UK in this time. She has a new job lined up and has the contract for that. Any ideas what we should submit when it asks for CPF and SG Tax contributions?
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Quick update - I landed and entered SG today.
Absolutely no issues, in fact very smooth. At London Heathrow, the airline staff were very thorough with looking at all the documents and took about 20 minutes to understand Singapore's requirements which they said were the longest of any country. Nonetheless, when I got to Changi immigration I went straight through after showing my VTL, pre departure PCR test result and the Trace Together app.
Zero questions about when or how I was leaving, why I was here etc. So I will file for my LTVP tomorrow and hope for the best!
Thanks for your help everyone.
Absolutely no issues, in fact very smooth. At London Heathrow, the airline staff were very thorough with looking at all the documents and took about 20 minutes to understand Singapore's requirements which they said were the longest of any country. Nonetheless, when I got to Changi immigration I went straight through after showing my VTL, pre departure PCR test result and the Trace Together app.
Zero questions about when or how I was leaving, why I was here etc. So I will file for my LTVP tomorrow and hope for the best!
Thanks for your help everyone.
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Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Good to hear that it went without a hassle and you’re safe.ashtag06 wrote: ↑Sun, 31 Oct 2021 9:44 pmQuick update - I landed and entered SG today.
Absolutely no issues, in fact very smooth. At London Heathrow, the airline staff were very thorough with looking at all the documents and took about 20 minutes to understand Singapore's requirements which they said were the longest of any country. Nonetheless, when I got to Changi immigration I went straight through after showing my VTL, pre departure PCR test result and the Trace Together app.
Zero questions about when or how I was leaving, why I was here etc. So I will file for my LTVP tomorrow and hope for the best!
Thanks for your help everyone.
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
For Tax, there is a form both of you have to sign that you agree to ICA communicating with IRAS to verify the tax stuff.
As for CPF, well, maybe wait and see what are the documents ICA will request for. Each application will have different documents to submit.
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Welcome (back) to Singapore!ashtag06 wrote: ↑Sun, 31 Oct 2021 9:48 pmQuick update - I landed and entered SG today.
Absolutely no issues, in fact very smooth. At London Heathrow, the airline staff were very thorough with looking at all the documents and took about 20 minutes to understand Singapore's requirements which they said were the longest of any country. Nonetheless, when I got to Changi immigration I went straight through after showing my VTL, pre departure PCR test result and the Trace Together app.
Zero questions about when or how I was leaving, why I was here etc. So I will file for my LTVP tomorrow and hope for the best!
Thanks for your help everyone.
Re: Navigating quaruntine & LTVP
Thank you for sharing your experiences guys. I will also share mine once I apply for the LTVP for my foreign spouse
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