PR Application rejected for aged parents of a SG Citizen !

[voxies09]

unless the whole village are millionaire!.. then might have a chance

[Mad Scientist]

unless the whole village are millionaire!.. then might have a chance

Not just millionaire but at least SGD$ 5 million

[SingaporeDon]

unless the whole village are millionaire!.. then might have a chance

Not just millionaire but at least SGD$ 5 million

S$ 10 million now under the MAS Financial Investor Scheme!
Amount doubled last year

[hellind]

Sorry to bring up and old threads.

To continue on this topic, what if the only sibling of the OP was married and holding a UK citizenship? In which case, the likely of the parent sponsoring their married daughter is less likely.

[kookaburrah]

Sorry to bring up and old threads.

To continue on this topic, what if the only sibling of the OP was married and holding a UK citizenship? In which case, the likely of the parent sponsoring their married daughter is less likely.

Maybe I am wrong, but show the aged parents to hold sizeable asstes / pension fund and things may change. One thing is to bring in two parents perfectly capable of paying their own way, another to bring parents whom you must support.

[Wd40]

This thread was started more than a year ago, when things were still a lot easier.

The OP must consider himself lucky that his aged parents atleast have LTSVP. In the current environment, I doubt they would have even got that.

[PNGMK]

Considering Singapore is definitely not setting itself up as a retiree destination (as PI and Thailand are) you're damn lucky they weren't euthanized at Changi Airport on arrival.

[ecureilx]

Considering Singapore is definitely not setting itself up as a retiree destination (as PI and Thailand are) you're damn lucky they weren't euthanized at Changi Airport on arrival.

damn .. slow down .. I spilled my coffee when I figured out your word of speech

[nowhere]

Can someone give these answers regarding Pr application for aged parents

1. If the child is single and citizen, how much salary he/she should have to be eligible to sponsor parents ?

2. From what age onwards is considered aged parent ?

3. What if the child is living in rented apartment ? Does having no house reduce the chances considerably ?

4. Does passive income earned by parents included in the application ? Does educational qual matter ?

[JR8]

When you have looked at the visa application process at ica.gov.sg - what does it say?

[Wd40]

Can someone give these answers regarding Pr application for aged parents

1. If the child is single and citizen, how much salary he/she should have to be eligible to sponsor parents ?

2. From what age onwards is considered aged parent ?

3. What if the child is living in rented apartment ? Does having no house reduce the chances considerably ?

4. Does passive income earned by parents included in the application ? Does educational qual matter ?

This is my best guess:

1. P1 level salary

2. Retired/non working

3. Absolutely

4. I doubt.

Also all the above factors are for LTSVP. PR for aged parents, fogged it!

[ecureilx]

1. P1 level salary

errr .. for parents of SC ? No, it is not cast in stone and again ,case by case basis is my best bet.

3. What if the child is living in rented apartment ? Does having no house reduce the chances considerably ?

3. Absolutely

Really ? How so ?? where does it say so ? Again, what house would ICA prefer you own ? HDB or condo ??

[sundaymorningstaple]

Squirrel, WD40 did say it was only a guess.

[ecureilx]

Squirrel, WD40 did say it was only a guess.

Oh no.. I got my knickers in a twist Now

Yah, I know he was guessing

But doesn't hurt to make the morning more interesting ..

[sundaymorningstaple]

Don't you think we've already got enough crap going on in a couple of other threads to keep it interesting this morning?