Swedish marrying Singaporean, applying for PR

[farfar]

Hello,
I'd greatly appreciate opinions and thank you in advance!

We have e-filed for ROM and hopefully will be married by 02/02/11. We've been living together for more than a year and we've got both our names on 2 tenancy agreements (if that helps).

Myself:
- Female singaporean born citizen late 20's
- Professional salary exceeding the $2,500 requirement by ICA

Future Husband:
- Swedish late 20's
- Been in Singapore for almost 3 years now
- S-Pass holder, IT Professional (issued in early 2010)
- Currently studying part-time Degree in a local private institution
- Applied for PR once last year, and was rejected, no reason given
- Studied Diploma at a local private institution, student pass (issued in 2007)

My questions:
1. What are the chances of him getting a PR?
2. How soon after we are married can we apply for PR?

[singaporeflyer]

Hello,
I'd greatly appreciate opinions and thank you in advance!

We have e-filed for ROM and hopefully will be married by 02/02/11. We've been living together for more than a year and we've got both our names on 2 tenancy agreements (if that helps).

Myself:
- Female singaporean born citizen late 20's
- Professional salary exceeding the $2,500 requirement by ICA

Future Husband:
- Swedish late 20's
- Been in Singapore for almost 3 years now
- S-Pass holder, IT Professional (issued in early 2010)
- Currently studying part-time Degree in a local private institution
- Applied for PR once last year, and was rejected, no reason given
- Studied Diploma at a local private institution, student pass (issued in 2007)

My questions:
1. What are the chances of him getting a PR?
At this point of time, very low

2. How soon after we are married can we apply for PR?

1.5 - 3 years after marriage and if he is working in SG

[farfar]

That is not very encouraging, but thank you!
Looks like it'd be years before I can live comfortably in my own flat.

[ksl]

That is not very encouraging, but thank you!
Looks like it'd be years before I can live comfortably in my own flat.

farfar=Grandad
Why not apply for PR on the grounds you are wanting to purchase your own property and start a family! He will also be liable for NS too don't forget!