I have all they are demanding.....what im askin is,what will happen after submitting it...You mean they cant re issue 1yr again?sundaymorningstaple wrote:What is next is to follow the directions sent to you to the letter. If not, forget it. They have a protocol to follow. If you don't follow it, you won't get it. E.O.S. (End of Story). Just do it or don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way through the departure hall gate at Changi.
As for the immediacy and length? That's up to them. They can give you as little as 3 to 6 months and then you have to do it all over again. Thems the breaks.
A minimum LTSVP is 6 months. The longest is 5 yrs. The documents wants to see if to update any changes compare to your previous application. The reply is a standard reply to all LTSVP application.uc wrote: I have all they are demanding.....what im askin is,what will happen after submitting it...You mean they cant re issue 1yr again?
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So you agree SG government bureaucracy can be as lousy as other 3rd world countries then. Ok, cool, noted.sundaymorningstaple wrote:At the end of the day, bureaucracy is bureaucracy. You either want the LTVP or your don't. It's your call if you don't want to keep showing the original docs over and over. It's you that is the supplicant, not ICA nor MOM. Think about it.
The think is if you went to any of the Ministries website, you will be informed to supply a host of docs although you have submitted them before.JR8 wrote:So you agree SG government bureaucracy can be as lousy as other 3rd world countries then. Ok, cool, noted.sundaymorningstaple wrote:At the end of the day, bureaucracy is bureaucracy. You either want the LTVP or your don't. It's your call if you don't want to keep showing the original docs over and over. It's you that is the supplicant, not ICA nor MOM. Think about it.![]()
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