PR approval chances 2022

[Samba5987]

Hey guys,

I have applied for PR on mid june 2022. I am living here since May 2015.

I’d like to check on what you think on chances of getting PR

Nationality: Indian
Age: 36
Income: S$120k (inc bonus)
Industry: Software Engineering(BANKING)
EP Holder
Married with 2 kids(son & daugher)
Education: Bachelor and Masters in Computer science in India.

[singaporeflyer]

Hey guys,

I have applied for PR on mid june 2022. I am living here since May 2015.

I’d like to check on what you think on chances of getting PR

Nationality: Indian
Age: 36
Income: S$120k (inc bonus)
Industry: Software Engineering(BANKING)
EP Holder
Married with 2 kids(son & daugher)
Education: Bachelor and Masters in Computer science in India.

Low chance. I mean profile is similar to the usual profiles. Ethnic Quota issues.

[Samba5987]

Thank You

[JoMan]

Hi Everyone,
I have submitted my PR application for the 5th time and it is currently under processing.

Nationality: Indian
Age: 43
Race: Indian
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Applied for: Family - Wife and Daughter included
Education: BE (Computer Science Engineering), MBA (Systems & Marketing)
Wife's Education: Bachelor of Science, MBA
Length of stay in SG: 11.5 years
Pass type: PEP
Occupation: Delivery Lead in an European IT company
Salary: ~ S$260k; (5 job switches in 11.5 years; started at S$110K/year in SG) Spouse Salary: $40K
Work experience: 20 years (out of which 11.5 years based out of Singapore)
SG Tax Assessment: 12 years

I have 2 more years left in my PEP; I feel this is our best shot yet at getting the PR. Appreciate if any predictions/suggestions on our chances.. thanks..

[singaporeflyer]

Hi Everyone,
I have submitted my PR application for the 5th time and it is currently under processing.

Nationality: Indian
Age: 43
Race: Indian
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Applied for: Family - Wife and Daughter included
Education: BE (Computer Science Engineering), MBA (Systems & Marketing)
Wife's Education: Bachelor of Science, MBA
Length of stay in SG: 11.5 years
Pass type: PEP
Occupation: Delivery Lead in an European IT company
Salary: ~ S$260k; (5 job switches in 11.5 years; started at S$110K/year in SG) Spouse Salary: $40K
Work experience: 20 years (out of which 11.5 years based out of Singapore)
SG Tax Assessment: 12 years

I have 2 more years left in my PEP; I feel this is our best shot yet at getting the PR. Appreciate if any predictions/suggestions on our chances.. thanks..

Go ahead and apply.

Pros

• Length of stay in SG
  Salary
  Pass Type

Cons

• Age
  Ethnicity

[JoMan]

Thank You - I have already submitted my application.. Fingers crossed

[ModernFamily01]

Hello,

I'm currently waiting on my PR result (7 months and counting). I know at this stage it is a waiting game and I need to be patient.

I did want to know if there potentially could be a material impact to my application due a child being born recently?
The child wasn't born yet during application process. The child is a SC.

My situation is:
- Spouse is a Singapore Citizen
- Applied via family ties scheme.
- Age is 37
- Married for 12 years
- Resided in SG for 6 years on EP
- First time applying for PR
- I am an AU-citizen
- We have a son also applying for PR (also AU-citizen as born outside of Singapore)
- Spouse and I are Chinese (parents are of Malaysian descent).
- Working in Cybersecurity domain
- Combined annual salary is 500K/annum (evenly distributed between spouse and myself)

Previously had engaged in a free consultation with an immigration consultant that said I had a 70% chance of success (I didn't use them). Not sure how accurate this is, but would the new SC child increase odds of success? I don't plan to make any new changes to my application as I'm not looking to "rock the boat" yet while I wait for a result. Just looking to understand.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Yes, by all means, notify them with the baby's particulars, etc. etc. It may not help but it surely will NOT hurt. It does show the nature of the marriage is not just for convenience as you have already started a family. Go for it and good luck.

If it's any consolation, I've been a PR for 27 years but it took me a number of years and tries to get approved and that was with two local born children and a local wife. (I've actually been here for just over 40 years now (retired 3 yrs ago at 71.5 years of age). Both kids grown up now 33 & 38 and both married to locals and I also have 3 G.Kids between them. Not an Aussie, but a Yank.

[truthhurts1]

Hey guys,

I have applied for PR on mid june 2022. I am living here since May 2015.

I’d like to check on what you think on chances of getting PR

Nationality: Indian
Age: 36
Income: S$120k (inc bonus)
Industry: Software Engineering(BANKING)
EP Holder
Married with 2 kids(son & daugher)
Education: Bachelor and Masters in Computer science in India.

Low chance. I mean profile is similar to the usual profiles. Ethnic Quota issues.

Lol straight and broootall.. thank you for all your assistance

[truthhurts1]

Hello,

I'm currently waiting on my PR result (7 months and counting). I know at this stage it is a waiting game and I need to be patient.

I did want to know if there potentially could be a material impact to my application due a child being born recently?
The child wasn't born yet during application process. The child is a SC.

My situation is:
- Spouse is a Singapore Citizen
- Applied via family ties scheme.
- Age is 37
- Married for 12 years
- Resided in SG for 6 years on EP
- First time applying for PR
- I am an AU-citizen
- We have a son also applying for PR (also AU-citizen as born outside of Singapore)
- Spouse and I are Chinese (parents are of Malaysian descent).
- Working in Cybersecurity domain
- Combined annual salary is 500K/annum (evenly distributed between spouse and myself)

Previously had engaged in a free consultation with an immigration consultant that said I had a 70% chance of success (I didn't use them). Not sure how accurate this is, but would the new SC child increase odds of success? I don't plan to make any new changes to my application as I'm not looking to "rock the boat" yet while I wait for a result. Just looking to understand.

Easy peezy like morning daisy

[NYY1]

Hello,

I'm currently waiting on my PR result (7 months and counting). I know at this stage it is a waiting game and I need to be patient.

I did want to know if there potentially could be a material impact to my application due a child being born recently?
The child wasn't born yet during application process. The child is a SC.

My situation is:
- Spouse is a Singapore Citizen
- Applied via family ties scheme.
- Age is 37
- Married for 12 years
- Resided in SG for 6 years on EP
- First time applying for PR
- I am an AU-citizen
- We have a son also applying for PR (also AU-citizen as born outside of Singapore)
- Spouse and I are Chinese (parents are of Malaysian descent).
- Working in Cybersecurity domain
- Combined annual salary is 500K/annum (evenly distributed between spouse and myself)

Previously had engaged in a free consultation with an immigration consultant that said I had a 70% chance of success (I didn't use them). Not sure how accurate this is, but would the new SC child increase odds of success? I don't plan to make any new changes to my application as I'm not looking to "rock the boat" yet while I wait for a result. Just looking to understand.

Seems like a high chance for success. Only thing that stands out is the (other) son also applying for PR; how old is he (presumably > 6 years old) and is he born to the same mother? If so, was the mother a SC at the time of birth? Obviously if the child is born outside of SG, there is no obligation to register as an SC (by descent). Net-net, it is still probably fine. Good luck.

[truthhurts1]

Submit documents disappeared after 5 months + and expecting a rejection the 4 th time .. completing 9 years in Singapore this year.
I will get married and apply in 2024 again lets see..
Thank you for all the posts and information to singaporeflyer and others!

[omshastry]

The missing button likely only signifies that the decision is imminent likely in the next 1-2 weeks. Let’s not get hopeless yet.

Btw, my button also disappeared earlier this week. It’s been 10 months for me now since submission. Keeping fingers crossed.

[Wd40]

The missing button likely only signifies that the decision is imminent likely in the next 1-2 weeks. Let’s not get hopeless yet.

Btw, my button also disappeared earlier this week. It’s been 10 months for me now since submission. Keeping fingers crossed.

All the best!

[Wd40]

Submit documents disappeared after 5 months + and expecting a rejection the 4 th time .. completing 9 years in Singapore this year.
I will get married and apply in 2024 again lets see..
Thank you for all the posts and information to singaporeflyer and others!

All the best!