sundaymorningstaple wrote:Rejected usually means improperly filled out on incomplete. Unsuccessful means just that.
I just asked MOM. She of course could not answer my question regarding if there is any difference between unsuccessful and rejected.
I believe that we(me and the employer applied online, me sitting next to him, filling out the form together)filled all the mandatory fields were needed. However no documents needed for online application, MOM rejected me on the same day we applied.
I call them, they say to file an appeal with all the supporting documents and the company's letter.
I start to believe that Singapore govmt likes to do the paperwork. Why can't they ask for supporting documents during the application? And if that is not enough then reject it?
And why is it that they do not provide any information on why I have been rejected? If I do not have the proper qualifications, related working experience, etc. I won't be able to provide it any time - so there is no meaning of holding back such infos like
"It has been rejected because of not enough related working experience/improper qualifications/etc" (Btw. my Uni is among the approved, I have 3 years relevant experience, 8 years close-to-relevant experience and I still had been rejected...what the hell is going on here?)