Your first post implied that you intend to have EP issued, leave Singapore for elsewhere, come back to apply PR. Hence my further question.derk76 wrote:i am wondering is it okay to have EP and leave singapore and then try to apply PR when i come back?
(If you can get EP in the first place) EP is usually 24 months' unless subject to MOM's discretion. If your employer is a Singaporean company approved for foreign employment and you are required to travel in and out of Singapore for work, it shouldn't be a problem.derk76 wrote:requirements for EP or PR? what if my job requires me to travel? i dont have to be stuck in sg? how long is the duration of EP?
derk76 wrote:hmm..will the immigration officer gets curious if i leave singapore for a long time using EP?
Didn't I say already? It is ok if you leave Singapore on EP for a long period of time because of work, as long as you are lawfully and legally working for that Singaporean company. Whether how long is allowed, I have to leave to other forum regulars who are much familiar than I am.
3 years? so long to get PR? how the government know if you are in undesirable position? does that mean u cant apply PR anymore? i know some of my friends who apply PR for multiple times and get rejected..i feel sorry for them..PR must mean a lot too huh..stilllll,doesnt the government encourage more PR?
Only for certain groups of people. Go and use the search function in this forum to know what I am talking about. Use 'PR', 'application' or 'approval' as keywords.
im from malaysia..
Hmm...
ICA does consider time spent on EP cumulatively. So if an EP holder were to cancel after one year,spend a few months away and then come back on an EP they could work for one more year and apply for the PR.beppi wrote: But of course if your employment (and thus automatically also EP) ends, the three years will start again on your return.
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