Mate, getting Malaysian PR is far more difficult than finding a dinosaur's bone !!! If you think SG PR application is hard, wait till you try Malaysia PR application !!! You will never know if your application ever manage to move from one table to another within a year.wahaha2 wrote:i need to plan well....
i do not want to make any smallest mistake in which she can`t stay in singapore...
I did think of the worse whereby i be malaysian PR... things will make much more easier.. But i wanted to stay with my parents in singapore... i can`t leave them here either... i`m stuck in between...
Mad Scientist wrote:wahaha2 wrote:i need to plan well....
i do not want to make any smallest mistake in which she can`t stay in singapore...
I did think of the worse whereby i be malaysian PR... things will make much more easier.. But i wanted to stay with my parents in singapore... i can`t leave them here either... i`m stuck in between...
I go with SMS
Well, I am gonna dispute you again ChiefMad Scientist wrote:Mate, getting Malaysian PR is far more difficult than finding a dinosaur's bone !!! If you think SG PR application is hard, wait till you try Malaysia PR application !!! You will never know if your application ever manage to move from one table to another within a year.
you mean the succesfull case was the mistake here ??sundaymorningstaple wrote:So it looks to me that there isn't a dispute. Just the occasional blip that somehow landed on the right desk initially. Too many anecdotal stories of the former and not enough of the latter. We've had them on here before as well (several years ago) so it's not a new problem.
I lived for quite a good number of years in KL, Seberang Prai and Kemaman. I applied PR for 5 years during my stay there and it was still at the first table in Wisma Perseketuan officer. It was never approve as I do not belief in kickbacks hence my application was not entertain.ecureilx wrote: Well, I am gonna dispute you again Chief![]()
In Malaysia, you can fast-track your PR, if you marry a muslim/convert to muslim .. no racial overtones here, but a couple of my friends working in Malaysia, both married malaysians, the first - of Indian origin, and the second, of Malay origin - the second got it within a month of his conversion/marriage (apparently it was a one day thing to convert ..)and the first, who earns more than 100,000 RM a month, plus put up in Damansara Heights - is yet to even get called for an interview, despite immense efforts from their company's Bumi partner and even sponsoring a BN social service program ... no kidding .....
I am not understanding your question hence I am taking a wild guess here.wahaha2 wrote:i would like to ask if..
upon giving birth... she has the Long term pass
can i cancel the long term pass and apply for work permit for her?
once the child is given birth and after few more mths when she is better?
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