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Hi Everyone ,
This might be same old thing for you . But would request , if you could send in your opinions for the below
a) Applied PR : 5.5 Months back, Still Pending
b) Duration in SIngapore : 2years , 8 months
C) Wife ( Indian ) PEP: In Singapore since last 5 years.
d) Years of Marraige :1.5
d) Combined Household Income : Around 200,000 SGD Per year.
e) No Kids
Would appreciate everyone's opinions on chances of getting PR.
This might be same old thing for you . But would request , if you could send in your opinions for the below
a) Applied PR : 5.5 Months back, Still Pending
b) Duration in SIngapore : 2years , 8 months
C) Wife ( Indian ) PEP: In Singapore since last 5 years.
d) Years of Marraige :1.5
d) Combined Household Income : Around 200,000 SGD Per year.
e) No Kids
Would appreciate everyone's opinions on chances of getting PR.
ppx
Indian for PR
I work as a commodity trader in one of the MNC's here .
My Wife is a media professional.
Hope this is helpful
My Wife is a media professional.
Hope this is helpful
ppx
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I guess the important question would be, from ICA's point of view, what is your basic salaries? This the only thing that will be relevant with regards to your income. Bonuses and commissions will not be taken into consideration as it's too variable.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
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Re: Indian for PR
Unless you want to raise your family here and have your kids(son) serve NS, dont bother applying. You will only be adding more fuel to the fire if you get your PR and then plan on returning home for good. PR and EP system was quite abused since 2008 esp from subcontinental region.ppx wrote:Hi Everyone ,
This might be same old thing for you . But would request , if you could send in your opinions for the below
a) Applied PR : 5.5 Months back, Still Pending
b) Duration in SIngapore : 2years , 8 months
C) Wife ( Indian ) PEP: In Singapore since last 5 years.
d) Years of Marraige :1.5
d) Combined Household Income : Around 200,000 SGD Per year.
e) No Kids
Would appreciate everyone's opinions on chances of getting PR.
Just my 2 cents.
~ I don't want to be a product of my environment, I want my environment to be a product of me
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ICA doesn't consider your bonus in your PR/SC application? That sucks because my annual salary is blown up due to the high bonus I get.sundaymorningstaple wrote:I guess the important question would be, from ICA's point of view, what is your basic salaries? This the only thing that will be relevant with regards to your income. Bonuses and commissions will not be taken into consideration as it's too variable.
They won't consider it even though it would show up on your tax assessment?
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No. Why would they. Next year you might be in a recession and have no bonus at all. Therefore, maybe your basic wouldn't be enough to sustain. It's actually a valid point.
SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
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ICA expect PR applications to be submitted on a family basis. Hedging your bets by submitting 2 individual applications thinking you'll have a better chance of at least getting one approved is going to be picked up straight away and most likely both rejected. The ICA know exactly why you want at least one of you approved for PR.ppx wrote:Yes , Even I think so . But my wife is here for more than 5 years . Hope at least she gets the PR . Thats why we have seperate applications
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