paid Singapore PR application agency to apply for Singapore PR

[stchow]

has anyone paid Singapore PR application agency to apply for Singapore PR. How is it going through Singapore PR application agency and does anyone willing to share any feedback or their experience. It will be helpful to understand more. Thank you.

[Strong Eagle]

If you love wasting money, then by all means contract with a PR application agency.

On the other hand, if you can fill out a government form that requires little more than a barely passing O level schooling, you'd be a fool to spend your money.

PR application agencies can do f*ckall for you. They just take the information you give them and put it on a form that you could fill out for yourself.

[MOCHS]

They artificially boost their success rates because they only accept clients who can get PR on their own in the first place.

ICA also treats agency applications with suspicion as it looks like you have something to hide.

Your money is better spent elsewhere.

[keisuke]

They artificially boost their success rates because they only accept clients who can get PR on their own in the first place.

ICA also treats agency applications with suspicion as it looks like you have something to hide.

Your money is better spent elsewhere.

I'm not sure about the part that "they only accept clients who can get PR on their own in the first place". As for my case, they said that my success rate was 100% (4 years ago). I didn't go with them and applied by myself, my application was rejected within 4 months.

[roslind.fong]

There is no need to get any agency unless you dont understand or read English. It wont help you get any faster or higher chances. Waste of money. If you are in the minority race, try to apply in January, There is a quota and if the quota is filled up for the year in January and you apply in February, there is no chance of getting the PR and they wont tell you the reason. I personally know someone who got it on the 10th application! Previous nine all rejected .

[MOCHS]

I'm not sure about the part that "they only accept clients who can get PR on their own in the first place". As for my case, they said that my success rate was 100% (4 years ago). I didn't go with them and applied by myself, my application was rejected within 4 months.

Okay fine, they tend to to accept clients who can get PR on their own, leading to inflated success rates. Quite sure their T&C also indicates successful application isn’t 100% guaranteed, they are not liable for rejections, etc.

And even if the chances aren’t 100%, I won’t be surprised that they lie through their teeth to get business. They need money to pay rent, bills, salary… It’s the desperate ones that hand their money over.