You have a huge competition ahead of you. This is the 7.5% population pool with a ton of EP holders applying.
Quite strong education background. However, PSB Academy study is not the same as a local degree. So those will probably be seen as foreign education. You travelled quite a bit!globalhuman wrote: ↑Sun, 17 Jul 2022 3:59 amEducation:
BSc in Industrial Engineering (Philippines)
MBA (awarded by US uni, delivered by a private institute) (Singapore)
MSc Analytics (awarded by top NZ uni, delivered by PSB Academy Singapore)
Achieved manga cum laude/distinction in all my degrees.
I have co-authored 4 peer-reviewed academic journals too.
The length of stay would be good. However, you may want to wait till you pay 3 years of full time income derived income taxes.globalhuman wrote: ↑Sun, 17 Jul 2022 3:59 amLength of stay in SG: 4.5 years by mid 2023 (I came to SG in Jan 2019 for my masters and been here since then)
Pass type: EP (Issued Jan 2022, I was on students pass before this)
Work experience by mid 2023: 4.5 years (2 years in Philippines, 1.5 year remote work for US company during masters (no tax paid in Singapore), 1.5 years on Singapore EP)
SG Tax Assessment: 1 year
Your salary is honestly on the low side, especially considering your double masters degrees. Indian EP holders vastly outweigh you on this.globalhuman wrote: ↑Sun, 17 Jul 2022 3:59 amOccupation: Data Visualization Manager (Analytics role)
Salary: ~ S$70k
This really doesn't mean anything to them unless you're an honorable position holder. Simply being a member doesn't add too much weight.globalhuman wrote: ↑Sun, 17 Jul 2022 3:59 amProfessional Society: INFORMS, I also hold CAP (Certified Analytics Professional) certification and Certified Six Sigma Green Belt certification.
https://stats.mom.gov.sg/bt/Pages/salar ... loyer.aspxsimple_guy wrote: ↑Sun, 17 Jul 2022 10:07 amwhat should be his ideal salary then according to you???
davesingapore wrote: ↑Tue, 27 Jun 2023 8:54 pmShare my PR Experience
in sg from 2013
applied 3 times - Rejected
4th time with proper preparation - 11 month Approved
Race : Indian
Age - 36
Husband and wife working [Aggregate salary of 200k]
2 children
Thanks a lot for your insights! Much appreciated. Hopefully, it's enough for them to see that we are seeing this as permanence as that's infact the case. My spouse has been with the same firm since 2010.sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Wed, 12 Jul 2023 12:48 amIn your case, it is a good thing if she is in the local school system. Primarily because those in the Financial industry as somewhat of a high roller salary wise, are often passed over as potential flight risks (those who might be parachuted into another country due to their expertise and their parent company's expansion needs). I would think that would be the first hurdle as it's usually the elephant in the middle of the room. Then maybe look and the other stuff to cement their decision. OR it might be enough to sway them a bit if it is seen that by putting her into the local system it's pretty obvious that you are looking at permanence here. Good Luck and have patience. I know it's hard.
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