Sounds to me like they are suspicious that you sent your wife to India to deliver a baby when it's pretty obvious Singapore has better medical facilities and subsidized (as a PR). Seems the Indian government just sent that girl over here because they also acknowledge Singapore's medical facilities are much better. Maybe ICA sees that as evidence that you are trying to abuse PR in the long term, else you would have delivered the baby here (e.g., maybe you were afraid that the baby would be a boy - NS eligible).dhijho wrote:Hi all,
I applied PR for myself and my wife on Oct2009 and we got approval within 7 months (Apr 2010). I have collected my PR whereas my wife could not collect as she was in India for cesarian delivery. And i have provided her medical certificates to ICA and ask for extension, whereas she could not travel within the extended timeline.
We enquired ICA upon her return to singapore with the baby and they asked to re-apply for both my wife and daughter. We applied in Mar 2010 and it got rejected in Mar 2011 stating to apply after 6 months.
Q1. We are applying now, and pl advise, do we need to state the above in covering letter, and provide necesssary documents (medical certificate) the second time?
More information is better than not enough.
Q2. My wife has completed Masters in computer applications (MCA), whereas she is waiting for her last semester mark sheets, and university told she will be receiving in 2 weeks time. Do we need to apply with 5 semster mark sheet or apply with her bachelors degree.
Again, send the both the Bachelors & the Masters mark sheets. Can't hurt. Could help.
Q3. I am indian and working in singapore for 8+ years and my gross is 7.5 k monthly ? Does gross includes employer CPF ($800) ? shall i top up?
No. Gross is 7.5. Employer CPF is not to be taken into account.
Thanks!
Regards,
dhijho
Nope, i have received my PR approval letter just 1 day after i sent her to india (we could not wait more time, as Pregant women more than 8 months should not travel via air)Sounds to me like they are suspicious that you sent your wife to India to deliver a baby when it's pretty obvious Singapore has better medical facilities and subsidized (as a PR). Seems the Indian government just sent that girl over here because they also acknowledge Singapore's medical facilities are much better. Maybe ICA sees that as evidence that you are trying to abuse PR in the long term, else you would have delivered the baby here (e.g., maybe you were afraid that the baby would be a boy - NS eligible).
Well, you could invite them to Singapore. As far as I know, it's not advised to travel during the third trimester. I guess, somehow, ICA has put a mark that your wife is not serious for applying PR.dhijho wrote:Its our first baby and we dont have kiths / kins residing in singapore, she went india for parental care (as its caesarian).
Regards,
dhijho
Nope we are very serious about and if so, its unfortunate.Well, you could invite them to Singapore. As far as I know, it's not advised to travel during the third trimester. I guess, somehow, ICA has put a mark that your wife is not serious for applying PR.
If you were, then your wife would to choose to deliver in Singapore.dhijho wrote:Nope we are very serious about
sundaymorningstaple wrote:Sounds to me like they are suspicious that you sent your wife to India to deliver a baby when it's pretty obvious Singapore has better medical facilities and subsidized (as a PR). Seems the Indian government just sent that girl over here because they also acknowledge Singapore's medical facilities are much better. Maybe ICA sees that as evidence that you are trying to abuse PR in the long term, else you would have delivered the baby here (e.g., maybe you were afraid that the baby would be a boy - NS eligible).
As they have said reapply after 6 months, that's very positive. The reason they asked you to reapply is probably to test your commitment levels and patience.dhijho wrote:Nope we are very serious about and if so, its unfortunate.Well, you could invite them to Singapore. As far as I know, it's not advised to travel during the third trimester. I guess, somehow, ICA has put a mark that your wife is not serious for applying PR.
Wud you pl guide how to approach ICA next time while applying ? how can we boost up the chances?
One year ago, you post the same topicdhijho wrote:Hi all,
I applied PR for myself and my wife on Oct2009 and we got approval within 7 months (Apr 2010). I have collected my PR whereas my wife could not collect as she was in India for cesarian delivery. And i have provided her medical certificates to ICA and ask for extension, whereas she could not travel within the extended timeline.
We enquired ICA upon her return to singapore with the baby and they asked to re-apply for both my wife and daughter. We applied in Mar 2010 and it got rejected in Mar 2011 stating to apply after 6 months.
The date totally differentI am an Indian working in IT in singapore for past 6 years. I have applied PR with my wife (immediately after our marraige) in Oct 2009. The PR got approved for both of us in May 2010, but unfortunately my wife could not collect her PR, as she was in India for delivery.
We enquired MOM after her return to singapore (Nov 2010) and they have told, the validity expired and have to apply for new one. We have re-applied PR for my wife and my daughter on Mar 2011 stating the reason why we did not collect it for the first time. Its still under process for past 9 months.
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