Joint PR Chances 2024

[nlux]

Hello,
Here is the info for my spouse and I. We plan to apply for PR together once her EP/S-Pass comes in later this month.

TIA!

Myself:
Nationality: American
Place of Birth: Colombia
Race: Hispanic
Gender: Male
Age: 33 Years Old
Marital Status: Married
Salary: 13.9k fixed monthly salary, grew from 10k -> 12k -> 13.9k. Same employer.
Pass: EP
Education: High-School Diploma
Work: Technical Project Manager for Broadcast Events.
Background: 15 years in my industry, 10 years with the same employer (transferred to SG office in 2019). Very niche skillset, only about 2 of me in Singapore with comparable experience.
Stay in Singapore: 4.5 years full-time.

Wife:
Nationality: American
Place of Birth: USA
Race: Caucasian
Gender: Female
Age: 29 Years Old
Marital Status: Married
Pass: Dependant Pass - Converting to EP this month.
Salary: 6k fixed monthly salary. Grew from 3k -> 4.8k -> 6k. Same employer.
Education: Bachelor's from a top US University
Background: Conservation project management, non-profit donor services, & wildlife crime prevention.
Work: Manager - Conservation Programs
Stay in Singapore: 4 years full-time.

[jalanjalan]

A couple reasons not to get your hopes up:
- "Other" category, and
- haven't been here that long.

And, ask yourself, what's in it for Singapore to grant you PR vs EP?

[hopeislife]

Myself:
Background: 15 years in my industry, 10 years with the same employer (transferred to SG office in 2019). Very niche skillset, only about 2 of me in Singapore with comparable experience.

Going to be quite tough for the first application.

One more point is you cant be sure about the fact that there are only 2 like you with comparable experience. Many in Sg can say such things about themselves. Managerial roles are usually reserved for locals. You still have a long way to go to get pr in my opinion.

[therat]

since your employer can transfer you to SG office. they also can transfer you to another office.

No reason to give your and your wife PR