It really sucks to want something so badly and cannot get it! Patience is a virtue, and there is a 2 year waiting limit for PR which may have been extended.....also for your wife. It's much better to show the authorities you have the integrity and patience to wait! I can imagine that if you don't, your file will end up in file 13, because you are pushing your luck, step back and don't think that you have a winning hand, under the circumstance.singaporeflyer wrote:Hi SMS,
Thanks for your reply. Your experience and expertise is highly appreciated. But it really hurts a lot when you say that "I really don't think you are what this country needs" without knowing the full background of my application and also the desire of us to settle in Singapore permanently. This recent post was rasied just out of curiosity and requesting for an advise. Please note I was asking regarding re-appeal of my earlier application in which my wife was not included as we were not married by that time and not an advice for submission of a fresh application. Really sad to receive such a reply from a senior moderator.
Thanks
As far as the reason you were rejected? Who knows. Might have something to do with it though. But I feel it was also something else as well as the fact that you were a Work Permit holder and not an EP or S pass holder.nhabeo wrote: THE MAIN REASON WE WERE REJECTED IS DUE TO UNSTABLE, IS IT ?
But in this case, why don't they mention when we can apply again?
You should read this from SM Lee. This was taken out from a local paper.nhabeo wrote:
My husband ( main applicant ) and I applied PR together on august 2009.
We just received rejected letter :
" WE ARE CONSIDERED YOUR APPLICATION CAREFULLY.
WE ARE REGRET TO INFORM YOU THAT YOUR APPLICATION HAS NOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
NEVERTHELESS, YOU CAN CONTINUE TO RESIDE AND WORK HERE ON YOUR VALID WORK PASS"
THE MAIN REASON WE WERE REJECTED IS DUE TO UNSTABLE, IS IT ?
Damn! Why didnt I think of this. The reason I was remitting to India, because it is a familiar territory for me to invest.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Remitting it? That's as much as having a neon blinking sign saying "I ain't staying here" on the front of your flat.
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