PR application keeps getting rejected. Why?

[sundaymorningstaple]

Sir, hats down to you! Although I just lost $100, ... nothing else to say. But the "white guy" shit was hilarious, as we are both local indians.

Apologies to everyone and you can delete the thread if you want.

He's already contradicted himself at least once already. His first post and in his reply when I called him out in my first post in this thread.

[jalanjalan]

Very sure he is just trolling, take it easy guys.

I dunno what is the average age of forum participants here but we certainly weren't born yesterday.

[Mikay]

I now genuinely hope he is really white. My Asian parents would give no chance if their painful birth turned out to be this barbaric in lifeeeeee

[Skibidi]

It seems like the immigration authorities are suggesting that you need to demonstrate a significant change in your circumstances to increase your chances of getting your PR application approved. While they don't explicitly specify what these changes should be, they are likely referring to factors that would strengthen your ties to Singapore and make you a more desirable candidate for permanent residency.

Regarding the mention of marriage and having a child, while it's not explicitly mentioned, these circumstances can indeed strengthen your ties to the country, but it's important to note that they are personal decisions and should not be pursued solely for the purpose of PR application.

[sundaymorningstaple]

another bloody parrot. Probably taking one of numerous previous replies and getting an AIChatbot to rephrase it. Pretty soon, I'll start eliminating posts that don't contribute something new instead of regurgitating information already posted.