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PR Approval
I would like to gain some idea about my chances for PR approval...
Residing in Singapore since Jan 2011(have paid my tax once) & I am on P2
planning to apply for PR by Feb 2013
Indian Ethinicity
Masters degree from USA and Bachelors from India(lived in USA for 3 years)
PR and Media Director in Service Sector(Engineering Industry)
Salary 6K
9% of my salary was paid as Bonus this year(will be declaring in IRAS next year)
Also invested in a commercial property here
And Finally, I am 25 years old and single
Do I stand a chance for my PR approval next year...
Residing in Singapore since Jan 2011(have paid my tax once) & I am on P2
planning to apply for PR by Feb 2013
Indian Ethinicity
Masters degree from USA and Bachelors from India(lived in USA for 3 years)
PR and Media Director in Service Sector(Engineering Industry)
Salary 6K
9% of my salary was paid as Bonus this year(will be declaring in IRAS next year)
Also invested in a commercial property here
And Finally, I am 25 years old and single
Do I stand a chance for my PR approval next year...
sarava1987 wrote:I would like to gain some idea about my chances for PR approval...
Residing in Singapore since Jan 2011(have paid my tax once) & I am on P2
planning to apply for PR by Feb 2013
Indian Ethinicity
Masters degree from USA and Bachelors from India(lived in USA for 3 years)
PR and Media Director in Service Sector(Engineering Industry)
Salary 6K
9% of my salary was paid as Bonus this year(will be declaring in IRAS next year)
Also invested in a commercial property here
And Finally, I am 25 years old and single
Do I stand a chance for my PR approval next year...
Interesting. Its a matter of extreme case of coincidence that there is another person with similar profile like you or is it you

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That is pure coincidence...
But the case looks the same....
But I am little younger, Invested in a commercial property worth 1Mil and different Job Sector....
But the case looks the same....
But I am little younger, Invested in a commercial property worth 1Mil and different Job Sector....
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Sure, no one is holding you from trying. The consensus here is:sarava1987 wrote:hmm...Let me try my luck and for sure will pursue again if rejected and will keep posted here...
'P1 + 3 years + male kid' is the minimum for a Indian to have any chance of a Singapore PR.
As far as US qualification goes, you may infact be a high risk PR to Singapore coz if you could get SC after a few years, you can get a US GC almost immediately.
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Then you should be in no hurry then. If it feels like home, you'd be staying put and the government wants incidental proof of that. As I've said before, sincerity still can't be documented.sarava1987 wrote:Its just that I started feeling like home here after 2 years...
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sarava1987 wrote:Its just that I started feeling like home here after 2 years...@ vishal ur point sounds very much sensible..I am just keeping my fingers crossed...Thanks a ton for all ur comments guys and will keep posted..
You feel like home because it's not a shit hole like your own home. Why not go back and fix India?
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For the same reason I don't go back home. The problems can only be fixed by drastic measures and it's illegal to own automatic weapons.offshoreoildude wrote:sarava1987 wrote:Its just that I started feeling like home here after 2 years...@ vishal ur point sounds very much sensible..I am just keeping my fingers crossed...Thanks a ton for all ur comments guys and will keep posted..
You feel like home because it's not a shit hole like your own home. Why not go back and fix India?


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India's problems are actually fixable. The US's problems probably not so much.sundaymorningstaple wrote:For the same reason I don't go back home. The problems can only be fixed by drastic measures and it's illegal to own automatic weapons.offshoreoildude wrote:sarava1987 wrote:Its just that I started feeling like home here after 2 years...@ vishal ur point sounds very much sensible..I am just keeping my fingers crossed...Thanks a ton for all ur comments guys and will keep posted..
You feel like home because it's not a shit hole like your own home. Why not go back and fix India?![]()
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I bet he doesn't feel even close to this. Indians tend to be pretty nationalistic (for lack of a better word).offshoreoildude wrote:sarava1987 wrote:Its just that I started feeling like home here after 2 years...@ vishal ur point sounds very much sensible..I am just keeping my fingers crossed...Thanks a ton for all ur comments guys and will keep posted..
You feel like home because it's not a shit hole like your own home. Why not go back and fix India?
He probably feels it, but probably wouldn't like to to be told so by a foreigner. Yeah Indians are very nationalistic in that sense.x9200 wrote:I bet he doesn't feel even close to this. Indians tend to be pretty nationalistic (for lack of a better word).offshoreoildude wrote:sarava1987 wrote:Its just that I started feeling like home here after 2 years...@ vishal ur point sounds very much sensible..I am just keeping my fingers crossed...Thanks a ton for all ur comments guys and will keep posted..
You feel like home because it's not a shit hole like your own home. Why not go back and fix India?
I would imagine any emerging market citizens would behave same way. Take the Chinese for instance, they would never let their country down no matter what.
Developed countries citizens are different, they are more matured than that

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