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Around PR Thing..
Around PR Thing..
Hi,
I am currently an EP holder, have been here around 7 months, apply my pr two-months ago. However my pr got turned down. I'm in the process of getting an appeal on my case.
I was just wondering what is the ultimate requirements for one to granted for PR here? is it so personalise and differs or does the government have at least a standard guidelines, so people like me isn't wondering around? appreciate your insight, testimonial, etc, etc. Thanks!
clueless-failed-pr-applicant
I am currently an EP holder, have been here around 7 months, apply my pr two-months ago. However my pr got turned down. I'm in the process of getting an appeal on my case.
I was just wondering what is the ultimate requirements for one to granted for PR here? is it so personalise and differs or does the government have at least a standard guidelines, so people like me isn't wondering around? appreciate your insight, testimonial, etc, etc. Thanks!
clueless-failed-pr-applicant
I was under the impression that it's pretty rare to get PR if you have been here less than two years - not unheard of, but rare. And you have to earn a certain amount (ie: pay a certain amount of tax). Maybe someone else could help with more details?
Last edited by k1w1 on Fri, 24 Jun 2005 2:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.
i see
Yes, Kiwi, thanks for your post. Another friend of mine also said about 'time spending' here, at least 2 years..gees..so shallow if its based on that alone. But, hey who am i to complain here..hiks...
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If your skill and expertise is needed in Singapore you will get your PR when you meet the residency requirement. So take your time and enjoy Singapore.
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7 months, I am not so sure if that is enough for you to get your PR. If you are working, they look at your job and your education level, if you have a good job and a good education, getting PR is easy. But then you might have to live at least 2-3 years in Singapore befor you are qualified. My friend got hers after 10 years.. So I don't know if it is easy. But there is not harm trying. Good luck with it!
i applied for pr after 12 months on an EP...this was in november time a coupla years back (conspiracy theorist would say the quota runs out towards end of the year)
but mine was approved in 5 weeks.
i dont know if this helped, but i purchased a property 5 months after i arrived which was about 7months prior to my application
IMHO i do sincerely think that the government wishes to see your commitment to remain in singapore....
just my two yen's thoughts.
but mine was approved in 5 weeks.
i dont know if this helped, but i purchased a property 5 months after i arrived which was about 7months prior to my application
IMHO i do sincerely think that the government wishes to see your commitment to remain in singapore....
just my two yen's thoughts.
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