When do you think would be a better time to apply? I'm a SPR, living and working in Singapore for 2 years now. Recently I sponsored my husband's PR application but he got rejected. My husband is currently not residing in Singapore. Is this one of the reasons why his application was rejected? We want him to relocate to Singapore as soon as possible but it seems so difficult to get a job in his field (he's a financial consultant for Overseas Development Agency projects). So many jobs require PR status. Do you have any advice for us? Many thanks.Mad Scientist wrote:Give yourself two year exact before you reapply again. 2 years is the standard.
Same goes to your GF.. There are many rejections recently
Be patient as this is NOT the good time to apply for PR with the election looming
MS
Question I would askkiwigirl08 wrote:When do you think would be a better time to apply? I'm a SPR, living and working in Singapore for 2 years now. Recently I sponsored my husband's PR application but he got rejected. My husband is currently not residing in Singapore. Is this one of the reasons why his application was rejected? We want him to relocate to Singapore as soon as possible but it seems so difficult to get a job in his field (he's a financial consultant for Overseas Development Agency projects). So many jobs require PR status. Do you have any advice for us? Many thanks.Mad Scientist wrote:Give yourself two year exact before you reapply again. 2 years is the standard.
Same goes to your GF.. There are many rejections recently
Be patient as this is NOT the good time to apply for PR with the election looming
MS
kiwigirl08 wrote:@Saint: Thanks for your advice.
Sorry for this late reply - I've been away for 2 months.
Re your questions:
-We've been married for over one year
-We're both from Vietnam
-My husband is currently working as a financial consultant/ specialist in Hanoi. He got a MBA from University of Hawaii but his undergrad qualification is granted by Vietnam.
@sundaymorningstaple: Thanks for your advice. We've been searching for a job for a while now but it seems so hard cause all good ones are intended for citizens & PRs -not sure if he'll stand a better chance if he's on a LTVP?
Fill out the ICA forms you dimwit.Liun wrote:Hi everyone
Im currently a student pass holder and i have been living in Singapore for 10 years. I really wish to become a PR here.
Any kind soul out there pls advice me on how
Thank you
You don't get "awarded" an EP. An _employer_ applies for an EP on the basis that you possess skills/knowledge that locals do not, and if the government agrees, you get your EP, otherwise, you get nothing but a sayonara.WriteUpBiz wrote:At the moment I am contemplating on relocating to Singapore from the United States. My profession is that of a freelance writer, which means I'm in business for myself. Would I be awarded an Employment Pass (EP)? I did know of a fellow U.S. freelance writer currently living and writing in Singapore. Too bad I lost contact with her. At any rate, I can't find any answers regarding those expats who are self-employed. Please let me know exactly what I will need to know beforehand. Your forum is truly a wealth of information. Thank you very much fro your time and assistance.
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