It can all be done is two days I believe - maybe one day. You inform ICA in the morning. They give a letter or note it on their system. Presumably ICA will inform you how long you have (probably not more than two weeks depending on yoru nationality). Run to CPF and fill in a form telling them where you want the money - they transfer in 30 days or so.alexleuo2 wrote:I have few questions on PR cancellation, Appreciate if anyone can help.
How long does it take to cancel the Singapore PR? how long after cancellation you are allowed to stay in Singapore? how long does it take to receive the CPF money?
Thanks
thanks - do you know the timeframe for this ? how long it will the processing take ? if its faster i might as well make the trip. i know from this post that the CPF processing will take about 30 days.Wd40 wrote:You dont have to come to Singapore for cancelling PR. You can do it at any Singapore embassy. My friend has done it and got his CPF refund.
Sorry man, no clue.madcat23 wrote:thanks - do you know the timeframe for this ? how long it will the processing take ? if its faster i might as well make the trip. i know from this post that the CPF processing will take about 30 days.Wd40 wrote:You dont have to come to Singapore for cancelling PR. You can do it at any Singapore embassy. My friend has done it and got his CPF refund.
no worries. many thanks ! much appreciated.Wd40 wrote:Sorry man, no clue.madcat23 wrote:thanks - do you know the timeframe for this ? how long it will the processing take ? if its faster i might as well make the trip. i know from this post that the CPF processing will take about 30 days.Wd40 wrote:You dont have to come to Singapore for cancelling PR. You can do it at any Singapore embassy. My friend has done it and got his CPF refund.
Head to ICA. Depending on which country she may have to leave upon cancellationshajj wrote:How to cancel wife's PR in singapore. Husband is PR & working in Singapore and wife has dependent PR. What need to do if he want cancel only his wife's PR (he wants to keep his PR) ?
sundaymorningstaple wrote:Or, they might just cancel BOTH PR's then make him reapply. Wouldn't that be a kick in the arse!
She wants her CPF is my wager... or doesn't want her bun in the oven doing NS. I suspect this will not end well for any of them.ecureilx wrote:Head to ICA. Depending on which country she may have to leave upon cancellationshajj wrote:How to cancel wife's PR in singapore. Husband is PR & working in Singapore and wife has dependent PR. What need to do if he want cancel only his wife's PR (he wants to keep his PR) ?
And curious I am ..why ?????
and after the maiden post, the OP vanished !!!PNGMK wrote:She wants her CPF is my wager... or doesn't want her bun in the oven doing NS. I suspect this will not end well for any of them.ecureilx wrote:Head to ICA. Depending on which country she may have to leave upon cancellationshajj wrote:How to cancel wife's PR in singapore. Husband is PR & working in Singapore and wife has dependent PR. What need to do if he want cancel only his wife's PR (he wants to keep his PR) ?
And curious I am ..why ?????
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