dito..
hi,thanks a lot for the replies.
your case is quite similar as me, what u mentioned to me that the most
important thing is my future husband has a good job and sufficient income and im a graduate from a recognised university in a recognised field, the odds that i get PR is higher right? but the problems im facing now is im graduate from a singapore private school, my highest qualification is only advance diploma. and my future husband is a
property agent, his income is flexible:( ,he got try to go down ICA to check and fill in our particulars in a system and submit in order to know whether i can get PR or not once we're married and he put my occupation as a student ,no working. the result come out was FAILED, cant get PR. he guessed maybe its his income tax he put is low, or maybe im not working. so that's why its impossible. now we're quite worried and dont know where is the mistakes. so do you know that will the SG government see the foreigner's original country while making judgement ?
econoMIC wrote:Saint wrote:I'm married to a local and got my PR while not working or living in Singapore so it is possible.
Dito!
@OP: I was in the same situation as you are now, I married my wife during my last term before graduating from uni in Singapore but we moved to the UK for two years afterwards. Now after two years we wanted to move back to SG and I applied for PR at the nearest High Commission. Within three months it was approved. The important thing is that the two of you will be able to support yourselves. If your future husband has a good job and sufficient income and you are a graduate from a recognised university in a recognised field, the odds that you get your PR should be quite high. You don't know until you tried and applying is free. You only have to pay once your PR is approved (at least this is how it was in my case).