They are most likely going to reject just on this and tell the company to employ one of the many Singaporean freshersJon Snow wrote: Added info : I'm a fresher , so no working experience. My salary will be in the range of 6000- 6500 S$ so that would mean a P2 pass , right ?
Please help , thanks in advance
Meaning the tertiary , Bachelors degree right ? That's good then , I have that covered , all documents available.sundaymorningstaple wrote: Your employment pass will be issued based on your basic qualifications & experience, nothing more.
I got that impression from reading all the threads here but the company has been in the middle of negotiations with the Singapore Government for nearly a year or so , and their plan to bring about 10-15 of us Indian freshers in to work has been there from the start. So I'm assuming they have already worked that into the agreement with the government regarding setting up a new company. If that hadn't been the case they would have posted us in Japan itself , in fact they had said that they might do so if negotiations with the Singapore government didn't work out.Saint wrote:They are most likely going to reject just on this and tell the company to employ one of the many Singaporean freshersJon Snow wrote: Added info : I'm a fresher , so no working experience. My salary will be in the range of 6000- 6500 S$ so that would mean a P2 pass , right ?
Please help , thanks in advance
sundaymorningstaple wrote:For the record, your Masters degree and 80 cents will get you a cup of coffee and the MOM canteen, and that's about all. Your employment pass will be issued based on your basic qualifications & experience, nothing more. However, you employer might want more but as far as the MOM is concerned, your basic degree is all that they will look at unless it's on an appeal maybe. But you have to get rejected first, so don't sweat it until you need to.
Dun have masters. Top up for kopi oso can?wwww wrote:sundaymorningstaple wrote:For the record, your Masters degree and 80 cents will get you a cup of coffee and the MOM canteen, and that's about all. Your employment pass will be issued based on your basic qualifications & experience, nothing more. However, you employer might want more but as far as the MOM is concerned, your basic degree is all that they will look at unless it's on an appeal maybe. But you have to get rejected first, so don't sweat it until you need to.![]()
I need to go and claim my coffee so that my masters wasnt completely worthless.
nakatago wrote:Dun have masters. Top up for kopi oso can?wwww wrote:sundaymorningstaple wrote:For the record, your Masters degree and 80 cents will get you a cup of coffee and the MOM canteen, and that's about all. Your employment pass will be issued based on your basic qualifications & experience, nothing more. However, you employer might want more but as far as the MOM is concerned, your basic degree is all that they will look at unless it's on an appeal maybe. But you have to get rejected first, so don't sweat it until you need to.![]()
I need to go and claim my coffee so that my masters wasnt completely worthless.
I can't speak as someone with masters but I can vouch that provisional degrees are acceptable, depending on your case officer.Jon Snow wrote:Hi
I'm Indian , graduate, and post graduate of Calcutta University. The Japanese company that hired me is about to establish a new office in Singapore.
My questions are regarding the EP.
The problem is that my university takes 1 year to issue the original Master of Science degree and in the meantime they have provided me with a provisional Master of Science degree that has the same text as the original , only difference being the word "provisional" on it.
So will this provisional degree be enough to get me a visa ? I have all other documents (mark sheets etc ) in order , and available.
In the event that it doesn't work out I can see from the MoM website that qualification necessary is a tertiary degree , meaning a colege graduation degree.
I do have my original Bachelors degree ( college graduation ) available , also issued by the University of Calcutta. All documents related to the Bachelors degree are also in order.
So in the event that they reject my visa on basis of provisional degree not being sufficient will I get through on the Bachelors degree ?
Added info : I'm a fresher , so no working experience.
My salary will be in the range of 6000- 6500 S$ so that would mean a P2 pass , right ?
Please help , thanks in advance
Rules are much stricter now but I do have original Bachelor's degree , my Master's is provisional. I know SMS said that Master's is worthless but for some reason my employers are more concerned about it ( granted they too are new to Spore rules)the lynx wrote:I can't speak as someone with masters but I can vouch that provisional degrees are acceptable, depending on your case officer.Jon Snow wrote:Hi
I'm Indian , graduate, and post graduate of Calcutta University. The Japanese company that hired me is about to establish a new office in Singapore.
My questions are regarding the EP.
The problem is that my university takes 1 year to issue the original Master of Science degree and in the meantime they have provided me with a provisional Master of Science degree that has the same text as the original , only difference being the word "provisional" on it.
So will this provisional degree be enough to get me a visa ? I have all other documents (mark sheets etc ) in order , and available.
In the event that it doesn't work out I can see from the MoM website that qualification necessary is a tertiary degree , meaning a colege graduation degree.
I do have my original Bachelors degree ( college graduation ) available , also issued by the University of Calcutta. All documents related to the Bachelors degree are also in order.
So in the event that they reject my visa on basis of provisional degree not being sufficient will I get through on the Bachelors degree ?
Added info : I'm a fresher , so no working experience.
My salary will be in the range of 6000- 6500 S$ so that would mean a P2 pass , right ?
Please help , thanks in advance
I know of few people who have provisional bachelor's degree at time of application and their case officers approved them. And I have also heard of others (with provisional bachelor's degree) who were told by their officers that these were not acceptable.
And I do not know if times have changed this rule. The last time I observed this was 2010.
If that is the case, follow SMS's advice and apply using your bachelor's degree. After all, both master's and bachelor's degree will give you EP for sure (ok maybe S Pass also) and only your salary will determine your type of EP (P1, P2 or Q1).Jon Snow wrote:Rules are much stricter now but I do have original Bachelor's degree , my Master's is provisional. I know SMS said that Master's is worthless but for some reason my employers are more concerned about it ( granted they too are new to Singapore rules)the lynx wrote:I can't speak as someone with masters but I can vouch that provisional degrees are acceptable, depending on your case officer.Jon Snow wrote:Hi
I'm Indian , graduate, and post graduate of Calcutta University. The Japanese company that hired me is about to establish a new office in Singapore.
My questions are regarding the EP.
The problem is that my university takes 1 year to issue the original Master of Science degree and in the meantime they have provided me with a provisional Master of Science degree that has the same text as the original , only difference being the word "provisional" on it.
So will this provisional degree be enough to get me a visa ? I have all other documents (mark sheets etc ) in order , and available.
In the event that it doesn't work out I can see from the MoM website that qualification necessary is a tertiary degree , meaning a colege graduation degree.
I do have my original Bachelors degree ( college graduation ) available , also issued by the University of Calcutta. All documents related to the Bachelors degree are also in order.
So in the event that they reject my visa on basis of provisional degree not being sufficient will I get through on the Bachelors degree ?
Added info : I'm a fresher , so no working experience.
My salary will be in the range of 6000- 6500 S$ so that would mean a P2 pass , right ?
Please help , thanks in advance
I know of few people who have provisional bachelor's degree at time of application and their case officers approved them. And I have also heard of others (with provisional bachelor's degree) who were told by their officers that these were not acceptable.
And I do not know if times have changed this rule. The last time I observed this was 2010.
Anyway thanks for the reply man , at this point things are pretty much out of my hand , this is all for my peace of mind only.
thanks again
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