
The ICA FAQ should clear up any doubtssingaporeflyer wrote:SMS,
Although Singaporeflyer, if true, will have a lot of sad stories to tell all his mates from the Subcontinent if you have already been here for 2.5 years.
What do u mean by the above?
That's mentally too hard for most who are applying now days. They'd rather we did it for them. But it is interesting that they have changed it officially now. Maybe the two I'm aware of who got it recently actually applied prior to the official change. But as late as July 2009 I know they were still getting them after 12 months.ksl wrote:The ICA FAQ should clear up any doubtssingaporeflyer wrote:SMS,
Although Singaporeflyer, if true, will have a lot of sad stories to tell all his mates from the Subcontinent if you have already been here for 2.5 years.
What do u mean by the above?
http://www.ifaq.gov.sg/ica/apps/fcd_faqmain.aspx
Obviously they are not talking about tax assessments for your work in another country. Now, of course they 'could' grant PR in a shorter span of time but seeing that MS's call to ICA today has produced a "go slow" in the granting of PR and the NEW (as of March 2010) Annex A to the EP4A (PTS Scheme) shows a requirement of producing documentary evidence of Tax returns for the previous three years, I'd say that is pretty conclusive.(h) Payslips for the last 6 months and Income Tax Notices of Assessment for the last 3 years.
20. Should you change your residential address before the outcome of your application is known, you are required to inform ICA promptly.
You seems to know more than us put together. I have high respect for SMS for his indepth knowledge of the MOM and ICA.singaporeflyer wrote:SMS,
what do u mean by >> MS's call to ICA today has produced a "go slow"?
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