But he/she did use the word thrice though, another one of my favourites, alongside sundry.yoges wrote:Now i have got 5 local people in the company
Thanks for your Inputs Sir, I have got the same replies from some agents around here,, But they told me, if we give the proper explanation for the change in salary,, and the reason my company wants me here during the Initial Setup, things can change.. i know that the agents will only say things what you want to hear, but still do you feel that is there any hopes..sundaymorningstaple wrote:Hate to tell you this, but you are out of luck. What the company is doing is pretty obvious to MOM. They are far from stupid. Filing for different passes with different salaries just shows them that you will be breaking the law if they give you a pass as you will be getting one amount and having to remit back to the company a sum of money because they know you have been applying with various amounts with each application.
Education and experience aren't of much value when the ethics aren't there. The best thing you can do is go home now. Once you have been given a FIN number, every application since you first came to Singapore is contained under that same FIN. It never changes unless you obtain PR. So every application is there and every new submission is checked with the others.
Obscurityspeaks wrote:Hi yoges,
http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/ftopic ... highlight=
My employer is part of a leading classifieds group in Singapore, providing location-based service. Though the parent company has sufficient number of employees, this new division has only 5 people working. My application was rejected twice. I've finally decided to change the employer and this time ask for a better salary. Alternatively, I can get married and work with a LOC and later try to get the epass.
In your case, as sms rightly puts it, applying with various amounts each time is not going to help or speak well of you and the company (sorry am brutally frank). I made the same mistake. Both our companies are relatively new, and if my judgement is right, it can easily be one of the reasons for the rejection of our applications.
Dont get bogged down. I know with your kinda qualifications and experience you can get the epass. You might want to consider changing the employer!
Dear sir,sundaymorningstaple wrote:Unless you have something relevant to add, besides a change of the income figure, it will be a exercise in futility. All your previous application will be stored under the same FIN number which you will be forever tagged with unless one day you should get PR. So, every time you make an application, the officer will review all the previous applications to see what changes there are and if a pattern shows up, well, let's just say, you have been warned. Applying every three months is going to raise flags - mostly red ones.
Thanks Dear,,Obscurityspeaks wrote:Hi yoges,
http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/ftopic ... highlight=
My employer is part of a leading classifieds group in Singapore, providing location-based service. Though the parent company has sufficient number of employees, this new division has only 5 people working. My application was rejected twice. I've finally decided to change the employer and this time ask for a better salary. Alternatively, I can get married and work with a LOC and later try to get the epass.
In your case, as sms rightly puts it, applying with various amounts each time is not going to help or speak well of you and the company (sorry am brutally frank). I made the same mistake. Both our companies are relatively new, and if my judgement is right, it can easily be one of the reasons for the rejection of our applications.
Dont get bogged down. I know with your kinda qualifications and experience you can get the epass. You might want to consider changing the employer!
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