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Plan to apply for PR in Dec 12.
Would like to seek advice/ comment on how is our chances of approval.
Profile as follow:
Nationality: Malaysian Chinese (Both)
Qualification: Me- CPA Australia; Spouse - Diploma in Accounting from Malaysia College
Income: Me - $3,800/mth; Spouse - $2,350/mth
Period of stay/work in Singapore: Me - 16 to 17months; Spouse - 6 months
Would like to seek advice/ comment on how is our chances of approval.
Profile as follow:
Nationality: Malaysian Chinese (Both)
Qualification: Me- CPA Australia; Spouse - Diploma in Accounting from Malaysia College
Income: Me - $3,800/mth; Spouse - $2,350/mth
Period of stay/work in Singapore: Me - 16 to 17months; Spouse - 6 months
- sundaymorningstaple
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Low to medium. Higher after you have been here for at least two years or three tax assessments. If you are newlyweds, better after having been married at least 2 years but as wife is also M'sian Chinese, this should be less of a problem than if she was a PRC spouse. I'd wait until you meet both of the above milestones before applying. However, you are not dead in the water if rejected. Just wait a while longer then try again. If you file now I'm pretty sure, even though you are the flavour of the month, you will be rejected.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
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Brief update:
Today, i received a letter from ICA requesting us to complete and fax/ post the attached forms on the detailed full curriculum vitae of me and my spouse's family members.
i) What does the rank refer to? My thought is Dato, Datuk or Tan Sri. Am i right?
ii) Can i photocopy extra copies of the form? They only provide us two copies, and it seem insufficient for us to fill up all the requested detail.
Thanks.
Today, i received a letter from ICA requesting us to complete and fax/ post the attached forms on the detailed full curriculum vitae of me and my spouse's family members.
i) What does the rank refer to? My thought is Dato, Datuk or Tan Sri. Am i right?
ii) Can i photocopy extra copies of the form? They only provide us two copies, and it seem insufficient for us to fill up all the requested detail.
Thanks.
you can attach extra sheets, that information is hidden somewhere in the instructions sheetyiivei wrote:Brief update:
Today, i received a letter from ICA requesting us to complete and fax/ post the attached forms on the detailed full curriculum vitae of me and my spouse's family members.
i) What does the rank refer to? My thought is Dato, Datuk or Tan Sri. Am i right?
ii) Can i photocopy extra copies of the form? They only provide us two copies, and it seem insufficient for us to fill up all the requested detail.
Thanks.
And .. you can always download the online form and use it, instead of the form they sent to you ..
Yes, you can make additional copies of the form they sent you; I did this myself with some of the pages in our family's PR application.
IIRC, the rank is just the birth order of children (1, 2, ...), etc. But it was a while ago that I filled in the paperwork and I don't have it to hand right now, so perhaps someone else can confirm that?
IIRC, the rank is just the birth order of children (1, 2, ...), etc. But it was a while ago that I filled in the paperwork and I don't have it to hand right now, so perhaps someone else can confirm that?
Be careful what you wish for
- sundaymorningstaple
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I looked at the manual application (Form 4 and 4a both) and didn't see any ranking for children at all. Is it different if filing electronically?
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
Yeah, I re-checked my old application forms and couldn't find any reference to 'rank' either. This must have been in the additional "forms on the detailed full curriculum vitae of me and my spouse's family members" that were sent to the OP.sundaymorningstaple wrote:I looked at the manual application (Form 4 and 4a both) and didn't see any ranking for children at all. Is it different if filing electronically?
Ah, military or police rank issit. Didn't apply to me, although I do have an uncle in the Liechtenstein navy.yiivei wrote:Hi,
I have called and clarified with ICA.
For example,
Father working in the police department. His rank is Senior Sergeant. Then, the rank here is Senior Sergeant.
For my case, i just put NIL as none of my family members working in these fields.
Be careful what you wish for
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