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LTVP for my mother in law rejected
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LTVP for my mother in law rejected
Im Singaporean , I have two sons age 3 and 4 , My wife is Malaysia PR. I applied LTVP to my mother in law but rejected, seeking mp for apealing my case. but ICA still rejected us.
To help government arrest the issue of population deficiency , we hope to have more babies . But now who can help to take care my sons . I and my wife have to work, Rotate shift.
To help government arrest the issue of population deficiency , we hope to have more babies . But now who can help to take care my sons . I and my wife have to work, Rotate shift.
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As far as I can see from the ICA site, there should be no reason why they are rejected, unless it for monetary considerations. I think a trip to ICA might be in order to try to get clarification. Good Luck and let us know how you go.
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Is it the only is hire a maid to take care my sons? But maid is for house work and not for childcare. My mother in law is more suitable because she is the person who take care my sons since they born. If the reason is the government is controlling the population growth , whats the different between maid and my mother in law?? Both are foreigner mah...
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I'd keep appealing. No the LTVP is not reserved for rich person but you do obviously have to capable of supporting the family. If your income is a bit low (<$3000) you might need to show evidence of other financials (i.e. assets or cash that your MIL plans to use while in Singapore).lesliechow2003 wrote:Hi , Both kids are Singapore Citizen. At first my mother in law was sponser by my wife but rejected. After that I bring the letter to get help form MP then I become sponser liao.After appeal twice time from MP ICA still reject. Is it LTVP only reserved for rich person??
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Hey buddy, we don't make the rules and neither do we speak for the government (you should take those arguments up with your MP); we just try to provide help and information based on the previous anecdotal evidence shared on this site and our own experiences.lesliechow2003 wrote:If my income cannot support my mother in law , then is it possible to hire a maid ??Goverment encourge have more babies , but now who dare to do ?
Everyone will have their own views on which foreigners should be allowed into Singapore and which should be refused. Sadly, however, many of your fellow countrymen are engaging in rabid anti-foreigner vitriol that has litttle logic or subtlety behind it (and sometines it's just downright racist and xenophobic). Now you can see some of the results in action.
Hence my signature below. Good luck.
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No problem, just sayin! And the gahmen is just reacting to the outcry (not very well thought through in many cases) of the masses. Now at least one SC understands how some expats feel when they are rejected. Anyway, back to the topic - I'd suggest you follow PNGMK's advice as it seems you've exhausted the other options. Perhaps a detailed covering letter with all the relevant details suggested above might help; hard to say for sure but it will probably do no harm.
Again, good luck and please keep this thread updated for the benefit of others who may be in a similar situation in the future.
... And just to add to the knowledge pool here, can you clarify your race and that of your wife?
Again, good luck and please keep this thread updated for the benefit of others who may be in a similar situation in the future.
... And just to add to the knowledge pool here, can you clarify your race and that of your wife?
Be careful what you wish for
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