How did you apply for LTSVP. ? Did your spouse sponsor you ?ahmed786 wrote:
which make me so much confused we apply for long term pas
after one month we check the status is not successful
i was in singapore on short visit pas
we got extend for anther month n re appeal but again same after 3 extenuation the immigration lady told us i must leave singapore n come back again
but once i leave singapore n apply for short visit pas they reject
i was so shock before i marry to her i been to singapore almost 15 time but once i marry i even cant get short visit pas ???????????
she is working under GOV her monthly pay is almost 6k can any one please tell me why like that ? is there anything ? cuz i stay there on short visit past 3 month that's y ?
ahmed786 wrote:what is this all crap what kind of role i didt saw all over the world any kind of role even in USA, Canada, Europe anywhere ??????????????
Are you plonking me for trying to help ? me ? really me ?
some body told me once u are in singapore on ur short visit pas and if u stay there more then 90 days ? next time u want to apply again u have to wait for 6 month ? before u apply ? any info abt it ?
Don't wanna know if you are plonking me
You say you're going to go to the UK to do an MBA, and yet you seem to be rather challenged to write coherent English.ahmed786 wrote:1st of all thank you so much for your taking time n reply to me
yeah she is the one sponsor and we proof her income also
last time we went to ICA and ask for reason the officer said we cant tell
what is the reason just she said that
there one anther malay office lady she said maybe u go to MP of ur area
and write latter maybe its work ?
about me last time in singapore i used to travel as a visitor i been almost more then 15 time since 2008 since my study finish in Malaysia i come back to my home country I'm going to uk soon for my MBA but what's makes me so much worried how em gonna see my wife ? what is this all crap what kind of role i didt saw all over the world any kind of role even in USA, Canada, Europe anywhere ??????????????
some body told me once u are in singapore on ur short visit pas and if u stay there more then 90 days ? next time u want to apply again u have to wait for 6 month ? before u apply ? any info abt it ?
her age is 40
n she is able to sponsor cuz her monthly pay is almost s$6k
MBA completed in 12 mths linked to The University of Grimsby. Why waste your money. You are going to be taking MBA with a level of English that would only just see you pass High School. And as for going to the UK, i think you would find it very hard to get a Student Visa now.JR8 wrote:You say you're going to go to the UK to do an MBA, and yet you seem to be rather challenged to write coherent English.ahmed786 wrote:1st of all thank you so much for your taking time n reply to me
yeah she is the one sponsor and we proof her income also
last time we went to ICA and ask for reason the officer said we cant tell
what is the reason just she said that
there one anther malay office lady she said maybe u go to MP of ur area
and write latter maybe its work ?
about me last time in singapore i used to travel as a visitor i been almost more then 15 time since 2008 since my study finish in Malaysia i come back to my home country I'm going to uk soon for my MBA but what's makes me so much worried how em gonna see my wife ? what is this all crap what kind of role i didt saw all over the world any kind of role even in USA, Canada, Europe anywhere ??????????????
some body told me once u are in singapore on ur short visit pas and if u stay there more then 90 days ? next time u want to apply again u have to wait for 6 month ? before u apply ? any info abt it ?
her age is 40
n she is able to sponsor cuz her monthly pay is almost s$6k
How do you reconcile the two?
Majority of MBA's in the UK are not really for the sake of an "MBA". They are actually terrrrrrrrrrrific value for money.Ginner-Sg wrote:MBA completed in 12 mths linked to The University of Grimsby. Why waste your money. You are going to be taking MBA with a level of English that would only just see you pass High School. And as for going to the UK, i think you would find it very hard to get a Student Visa now.JR8 wrote:You say you're going to go to the UK to do an MBA, and yet you seem to be rather challenged to write coherent English.ahmed786 wrote:1st of all thank you so much for your taking time n reply to me
yeah she is the one sponsor and we proof her income also
last time we went to ICA and ask for reason the officer said we cant tell
what is the reason just she said that
there one anther malay office lady she said maybe u go to MP of ur area
and write latter maybe its work ?
about me last time in singapore i used to travel as a visitor i been almost more then 15 time since 2008 since my study finish in Malaysia i come back to my home country I'm going to uk soon for my MBA but what's makes me so much worried how em gonna see my wife ? what is this all crap what kind of role i didt saw all over the world any kind of role even in USA, Canada, Europe anywhere ??????????????
some body told me once u are in singapore on ur short visit pas and if u stay there more then 90 days ? next time u want to apply again u have to wait for 6 month ? before u apply ? any info abt it ?
her age is 40
n she is able to sponsor cuz her monthly pay is almost s$6k
How do you reconcile the two?
I suspect the Uni of Grimsby doesnt fall in to this category though ...... Upside is you might be able to work part time at the fish finger factory (assuming it still exists)revhappy wrote:Majority of MBA's in the UK are not really for the sake of an "MBA". They are actually terrrrrrrrrrrific value for money.Ginner-Sg wrote:MBA completed in 12 mths linked to The University of Grimsby. Why waste your money. You are going to be taking MBA with a level of English that would only just see you pass High School. And as for going to the UK, i think you would find it very hard to get a Student Visa now.JR8 wrote: You say you're going to go to the UK to do an MBA, and yet you seem to be rather challenged to write coherent English.
How do you reconcile the two?
Consider this: 1 year MBA in non-top tier university costs like less than 10k Pounds. You work part time and you can meet the living expenses. You can choose a university as far away as scotland.Then you get a 2 year work visa and can do any kind of work anywhere in the UK and easily earn back much much more than the 1 year MBA investment by doing any kind of a job
This loop hole was exploited all this while until recently the gahmen there has tighten the screws and the 2 year work visa is no longer available. This is not just bad news for the economic immigrants. Its also bad news for most of the universities there that were surviving on the basis of foreign student's higher fees.
I suspect you are right! My initial thought was that it sounded like something from a Bernard Manning joke!Barnsley wrote: I suspect the Uni of Grimsby doesnt fall in to this category though ...... Upside is you might be able to work part time at the fish finger factory (assuming it still exists)
I'm just curious, but why would you get newly married, try to get an LTVP for Singapore, despite planning to go and do an MBA in the UK? Why go to the UK when you could do the course in SG/Malaysia, be with your new wife, and your proficiency in English might be less of an issue?ahmed786 wrote:what you guyz talking abt ?
why you just mixed the topic ? can you come to the point
Sorry guys, i was messing. What i was getting at was the fact that it could be called anything. And no i don't think there is a uni in Grimsby. All in all studying in the UK, for a student from a different country is soooooooooo hard and more to the point you are from Pakistan, which would raise eyebrows cause of your age.JR8 wrote:There is a University of Grimsby?
My earlier point was a serious one though. I recall going to an MBA evening at City University London. The idea being that the evening allowed one to judge for yourself whether the course and faculty were right for you. It included several examples/self-tests of the skill-levels that were required.
The long and short of it was my poor English grammar alone was enough for them to advise me 'not to bother'.
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