
questions: 1. to be able to stay there, for me PR or citizen?
2. am i eligible?
3. my education at singapore is only ITE/DIPLOMA
4. working right now at TW.
please if there is any one who can help me clear my doubt???
thank you first lo...


That's more or less correct in theory. (You would be a first-gen PR, you're just not given the NS exception for valuable skills.) In practice, though, you will not be required to do NS if you're too old, so talk to Mindef and see what they think.JEFFLIN wrote:SORRY FOR THE RUDE DISTURB, ANYWAY, TODAY I HUST COME BACK FROM IMMIGRATION, THEY TOLD ME THAT IF I APPLY FOR PR AT SINGAPORE I WILL NEED TO SERVE NS, MY WIFE IS A SINGAPOREAN, MU CHILD TOO...
CONFUSE ME...I AM THE FIRST GENERATION TO APPLY FOR PR, BUT THE OFFICER SAY THAT USING MY WIFE TO SPONSOR, MEANS I AM THE SECOND GENERATIONS... CONFUSING...![]()
A dependant pass in itself is not enough, but with a DP you can apply for a Letter of Consent, which will let you work (in some jobs).JEFFLIN wrote:DEAR jpatokal
THANK YOU FOR THE NICE INFO, ANYWAY, I HAVE SEND MY APPLICATION FOR MY PR, I GUESS I WILL BE TOO OLD TOO FOR NS... HEHE...BY THE WAY, I THOUGHT DEPENDANT PASS CANNOT BE USED TO WORK AT SINGAPORE, NOT MANY COMPANY WILLING TO EMPLOY SOMEBODY USING DEPENDANT PASS RIGHT? ANY WAY REGARDING THE NS PROBLEM, THE OFFICERS AT ICA TOLD ME THAT FOR NS STATUS ALL DEPEND ON THE MINDEF PEOPLE. ANYWAY, RIGHT NOW I AM WAITING FOR MY PR STATUS, CROSSING MY FINGER!!! HOPE EVERYTHING WILL BE SMOOTH!!!
PR is obviously better (no restrictions on employment etc), if you can get it without having to do NS. If cannot, then you're stuck with applying for a DP.JEFFLIN wrote:sorry dont know that writing with caps is not good, so you think that by getting dependant pass DP is better compare to PR? sorry for all this questions, i am confused of thinking a way out.
thank you
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