Here is the table of differences:AngMoG wrote:I think they ask up to $1000 per month and kid for local school now, for non-PRs. I.e., up to $800 per month more.
The main question seems to be whether you intend to stay here for the long haul or not. According to what you write, you only want to stay here as long as the job market is good (which it is increasingly not), so I guess the answer is that it does not make sense to apply PR for him.
Yes, it looks as if a student on DP receives preferential treatment to a student with student pass.Wd40 wrote:This is off topic. But just wanted to know can a child on dependent pass do schooling in Singapore without having to apply for a student pass? If yes until what stage of schooling? Is there any difference between LTSVP and DP in that regard?
I tried searching for this info but didn't find it anywhere.
Thanks! So other than the fact that LTSVP cannot work, another disadvantage is child on LTSVP need to apply student pass. I knew the former but didn't know about the latter.zzm9980 wrote:Yes, it looks as if a student on DP receives preferential treatment to a student with student pass.Wd40 wrote:This is off topic. But just wanted to know can a child on dependent pass do schooling in Singapore without having to apply for a student pass? If yes until what stage of schooling? Is there any difference between LTSVP and DP in that regard?
I tried searching for this info but didn't find it anywhere.
Check this link:
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissi ... -students/
And scroll down to the "Categorisation of International Students" section.
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