PR Application Criteria

[BharaniK]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently preparing to apply for Singapore PR and would love to leverage the valuable knowledge within this community.

I've been fortunate to work in Singapore since April 2012, but I briefly relocated for a job opportunity in the UAE last year (February 2nd, 2023). After careful consideration, I decided to return to Singapore in August 2023 and successfully renewed my EP on the 2nd.

My question is: Considering my recent return and 6-month absence, would I still be eligible for Singapore PR based on the ICA's criteria?

Additionally, my company recently went through an acquisition, resulting in a new 2-year EP valid until April 2026. When applying for PR, can I use the latest 6-month salary certificate from my new employer, or should I wait for a longer tenure with them?

Any insights or advice from those who have navigated the PR process would be greatly appreciated! I'm eager to learn and ensure a smooth application experience.

Thanks in advance

[gold.spot]

Your mind is set, just go ahead and apply. You won't hit the lottery if you don't buy the ticket.

Seems like it took 7 months of being outside Singapore to realise how valuable Singapore was to you.

If you're looking for reassurance, you probably will not get it here.

If I go one step further, I infer that you're Indian, female, probably single (or married with no kids), about 35-40years old. Of course i could be wrong - but based on the inference, I'd say it's not so likely an ICA officer will look at your application and click approve.

[hopeislife]

Your mind is set, just go ahead and apply. You won't hit the lottery if you don't buy the ticket.

Seems like it took 7 months of being outside Singapore to realise how valuable Singapore was to you.

If you're looking for reassurance, you probably will not get it here.

If I go one step further, I infer that you're Indian, female, probably single (or married with no kids), about 35-40years old. Of course i could be wrong - but based on the inference, I'd say it's not so likely an ICA officer will look at your application and click approve.

You can take a look at his second post and then you will realize that you are guess is half-way correct

[lot286]

sorry if we sound so....dour..

but it may behoove you to read through the multiple threads here on the chances of succes for PR applications....

and you will realize your questions are probably quite irrelevant in the big scheme of things.

[gold.spot]

Your mind is set, just go ahead and apply. You won't hit the lottery if you don't buy the ticket.

Seems like it took 7 months of being outside Singapore to realise how valuable Singapore was to you.

If you're looking for reassurance, you probably will not get it here.

If I go one step further, I infer that you're Indian, female, probably single (or married with no kids), about 35-40years old. Of course i could be wrong - but based on the inference, I'd say it's not so likely an ICA officer will look at your application and click approve.

You can take a look at his second post and then you will realize that you are guess is half-way correct

Ha. Except the nationality, i got everything wrong.