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Approved EP but....
Approved EP but....
I was just informed by my prospective employer that my EP application is approved.
I left Singapore on 21 Sept after staying for an accumulated 60 days out of 90 days. Did not overstay.
I should be getting the Approval In Principle by mail in the coming week.
my question is would I be able to go into Singapore next week when i get my Approval In Principle? or do i have to wait till 21 oct (staying in Malaysia for 30 days) before I go into Singapore again to get my pass/medical check up and etc?
Any feedback or input is highly appreciated.
Thanks
I left Singapore on 21 Sept after staying for an accumulated 60 days out of 90 days. Did not overstay.
I should be getting the Approval In Principle by mail in the coming week.
my question is would I be able to go into Singapore next week when i get my Approval In Principle? or do i have to wait till 21 oct (staying in Malaysia for 30 days) before I go into Singapore again to get my pass/medical check up and etc?
Any feedback or input is highly appreciated.
Thanks
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I don't fully understand your question. If you have everything approved, what's the problem??
You got a 90 days visit pass, you came here as a tourist and you left. Now you have an AIP letter, so you come for work, show your AIP when you arrive and get the EP a couple of days later.
What's the sense of staying in Malaysia for 30 days? Am I missing something?
I don't fully understand your question. If you have everything approved, what's the problem??
You got a 90 days visit pass, you came here as a tourist and you left. Now you have an AIP letter, so you come for work, show your AIP when you arrive and get the EP a couple of days later.
What's the sense of staying in Malaysia for 30 days? Am I missing something?
Thanks Asdracles.
I understand that there is such a rule that Malaysian can stay in Singapore for maximum 60 days out of every 90 days(60/90 days rule)
I did stay for 30 days then left and back again and stayed another 30 days. hence I have stayed 60 days in total and would need to stay for 30 days in Malaysia before re-entering SG.
I am trying to verify if this rule really exist. Hope someone can shed some lights
Thanks!
I understand that there is such a rule that Malaysian can stay in Singapore for maximum 60 days out of every 90 days(60/90 days rule)
I did stay for 30 days then left and back again and stayed another 30 days. hence I have stayed 60 days in total and would need to stay for 30 days in Malaysia before re-entering SG.
I am trying to verify if this rule really exist. Hope someone can shed some lights
Thanks!
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This is NOT true. Where in the world did you get this info from.? Care to show me the link as I am curious too. A normal "practise" of ICA officer for Malaysian visiting SG will get a 30 days. If your frequency is too often, you social visit pass will be reduce from 7 to 14 days.eddiensw wrote:Thanks Asdracles.
I understand that there is such a rule that Malaysian can stay in Singapore for maximum 60 days out of every 90 days(60/90 days rule)
I did stay for 30 days then left and back again and stayed another 30 days. hence I have stayed 60 days in total and would need to stay for 30 days in Malaysia before re-entering SG.
I am trying to verify if this rule really exist. Hope someone can shed some lights
Thanks!
You will NOT get 60 days. Everytime you leave SG , your extension period is set to zero.
The only way to get 60 days extension for Malaysian is by calling in person at ICA Kallang or doing it online.You may need a local sponsor.
Care to share your info ?
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I think what he mean was that within a period of 90 days (say past 3 months) he stayed in Singapore for less then 60 days. Number of days granted on his visa was probably 30 days or less so he left the country within this period at least once.
Anyway, searching ICA site with Google there is not a single phrase "60 days" related to the social visit passes.
Anyway, searching ICA site with Google there is not a single phrase "60 days" related to the social visit passes.
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Interesting:
http://www.mha.gov.sg/news_details.aspx ... rP7PLTI%3D
At least the source is known but is it still applicable?
http://www.mha.gov.sg/news_details.aspx ... rP7PLTI%3D
At least the source is known but is it still applicable?
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So what the poster is trying to say is that Malaysians are allowed an "aggregate" of 60 days out of any 90 day period. Not necessarily in consecutive days.
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thanks everyone
I called ICA earlier today and was told that the 60/90 days rule is in existence even though it is not found anywhere in ICA website. According to the call agent, this rule only applies to Malaysian.
yes basically I have stayed a total accumulated of 60 days out of any 90 days(fin my case, from 15 June to 15 Sept). Hence I would need to wait for 30 days before re-entering Singapore even though I have the AIP with me.
thanks everyone.
I called ICA earlier today and was told that the 60/90 days rule is in existence even though it is not found anywhere in ICA website. According to the call agent, this rule only applies to Malaysian.
yes basically I have stayed a total accumulated of 60 days out of any 90 days(fin my case, from 15 June to 15 Sept). Hence I would need to wait for 30 days before re-entering Singapore even though I have the AIP with me.
thanks everyone.
So just ensure you notify the right authorities that you will be picking it up after 30 days, in case there is a time limit set for you on the AIP being (Malaysian) it may be different.eddiensw wrote:thanks everyone
I called ICA earlier today and was told that the 60/90 days rule is in existence even though it is not found anywhere in ICA website. According to the call agent, this rule only applies to Malaysian.
yes basically I have stayed a total accumulated of 60 days out of any 90 days(fin my case, from 15 June to 15 Sept). Hence I would need to wait for 30 days before re-entering Singapore even though I have the AIP with me.
thanks everyone.
thanks KSL,ksl wrote:So just ensure you notify the right authorities that you will be picking it up after 30 days, in case there is a time limit set for you on the AIP being (Malaysian) it may be different.eddiensw wrote:thanks everyone
I called ICA earlier today and was told that the 60/90 days rule is in existence even though it is not found anywhere in ICA website. According to the call agent, this rule only applies to Malaysian.
yes basically I have stayed a total accumulated of 60 days out of any 90 days(fin my case, from 15 June to 15 Sept). Hence I would need to wait for 30 days before re-entering Singapore even though I have the AIP with me.
thanks everyone.
i have notified MOM on the date I would be picking up the EP.
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