So am I to understand that being Indian my chances are slim to begin with at the PR. Even if we are both working individuals, and buy property, pay taxes and are ok to have our son join NS, on the current quota of more Indians being in Singapore, our chances remain slim? I know this us not an easy topic to explain or make clear, and hence am trying to understand my options as best I can....Wd40 wrote:They dont give PR to people who leave out their kids from the application, especially male child/children.
Edit: I read you other posts and got to know your nationality. That will make it even more tougher to get PR, even if you include your kids.
Not fair to just look for the benefits without committing to be in Singapore forever. If you are just looking to be here for just the long term stay, you can be on an Employment Pass and your son can be on a Dependent Pass.Lailafamily wrote:Hi all,
We are hoping to move to Singapore and in time (1-2 years apply for our PR). However as we have a young son (2+ age only) we are unsure of where his future lies and are not too keen on tying him into our PR status as that will put him down for NS duty. If we continue to live and have our kids raised in Singapore we wld be proud to have our son do the NS, but given the fact that our long term stay there is very undecided we do not want to tie him in with it. Is it possible for us to apply and get a PR and he can get a student visa? WIll that allow him the benefits of studying there, or will he still be gauged as an international student?
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks!
[/i]Lailafamily wrote:Hi all,
We are hoping to move to Singapore and in time (1-2 years apply for our PR). However as we have a young son (2+ age only) we are unsure of where his future lies and are not too keen on tying him into our PR status as that will put him down for NS duty. If we continue to live and have our kids raised in Singapore we wld be proud to have our son do the NS, but given the fact that our long term stay there is very undecided we do not want to tie him in with it. Is it possible for us to apply and get a PR and he can get a student visa? WIll that allow him the benefits of studying there, or will he still be gauged as an international student?
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks!
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