First and foremost, one important question. Is your annual pay basic (without factoring commission, allowance, etc)? The reason I am asking this is because you mentioned that you're in sales position.ericteoh2010 wrote:Hi All ,
Im Malaysian age 29 working at here about 2 yrs and 06 months.
Spass holder (sales line) , Annual is about roughly $50k the main problem is i dont have diploma cert (only O lvl) and i will submit together with my wife (Diploma) Malaysian also working at here about 2 yrs annual roughly about $21k (Accounting firm) . Any % can approve? What should i prepare ?
Please advise ...
Singapore still needs folks doing the jobs that "Singaporeans don't want to do" therefore I do wonder if they use some rational in giving PR to some of the workers towards the lower end. In that its a 5 year visa and at the end of that if the situation changes they can just not renew the re-entry permit.sundaymorningstaple wrote:If your basic is only $1400, I'm afraid it's probably not going to fly, as the only thing the gahmen use for their calculations is the basic pay.
In fact, how are you able to hold an S pass if your basic is only $1400? Is your employer requiring you to kick-back?![]()
The minimum for an S pass is $2000 or if you are still on an older S pass coming up for renewal, it would still be $1800/mo. Something is fishy.
Sales positions aren't "jobs that Singaporeans don't want to do"...Barnsley wrote:Singapore still needs folks doing the jobs that "Singaporeans don't want to do" therefore I do wonder if they use some rational in giving PR to some of the workers towards the lower end. In that its a 5 year visa and at the end of that if the situation changes they can just not renew the re-entry permit.sundaymorningstaple wrote:If your basic is only $1400, I'm afraid it's probably not going to fly, as the only thing the gahmen use for their calculations is the basic pay.
In fact, how are you able to hold an S pass if your basic is only $1400? Is your employer requiring you to kick-back?![]()
The minimum for an S pass is $2000 or if you are still on an older S pass coming up for renewal, it would still be $1800/mo. Something is fishy.
After all if they just dole out PR to the middle and upper folks are they not doing the jobs that "Singaporeans want to do".
chitsu wrote:...i try to applied PR since 2009 and already 5times rejected, i was upset... please give me any suggestion...
I hope they get caught and both OP and his employer get into deep s**t. It's the frauds who create the great reputation immigrants have everywhere on the face of this lovely little planet earth.sundaymorningstaple wrote:I still am worried that his applying for PR is going to get both him AND his employer in deep brown stuff as it sounds like he is working on a S pass with inflated income figures as his basic salary being reported to the MOM for the pass. If that comes to light in the PR applications (which will require documentation) I don't see a very good ending at all. I wish him good luck as I think he's going to need it.
If you keep applying over and over without any significant change to your application, it is just a waste of your time and ICA's.chitsu wrote:Pls give me a advise,
I am from Myanmar and working here since 2001, and currently i am S-Pass holder, monthly salary is $2500, i finished my studied in 2009 (Ngee Ann Polytechnic). i try to applied PR since 2009 and already 5times rejected, i was upset to apply again but if still have a change, when is the good time to approve, or please give me any suggestion what things still need to, whether i not enough salary or qualification to apply ...
Thanks
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