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Yes, that is the new criterion for pr acceptance /s I have my doubts that "MT Nut" has the ability to understand what your tag /s means. :cool: It’s important to be inclusive ~ @Mt Nut that means sarcasm aka what I said is not true but that it is likely the opposite I had initially thought you all ...

I mean, do you think ICA is telling you to change your marital status, get updated qualifications, change your job and get a new place?

WincH+ wrote: ↑

Wed, 08 Sep 2021 10:43 am

IMHO, your family is downright rejected for failure in planting roots - why international school for your son?

How do you get into a local school without SPR/SC?

According to the ICA, you lose your PR if you stay outside Singapore without a valid REP. Since you in-fact did this, then by their own rules, your PR “should” be considered lost. Since this presumably occurred prior to age 13, I would think that goes in your favor. The fact that your mother was an...

Seems like you have already zeroed in on the likely cause. Although you didn't formally renounce your PR, believe there are two scenarios: 1) as a 2nd gen PR, you renounce your PR without serving NS. Future applications to live/work in SG likely to be denied. 2) you don't renounce your PR, and thus ...

The Entry Permit has no physical signature - couldn't everyone just take a decent scan, and reprint if needed? Trying to understand why the drive to laminate...

Some tips if you are working in Sg and have a decent profile, would suggest you to apply under PTS scheme rather than sponsorship scheme. Seems like sponsorship scheme will take longer processing time than PTS scheme. I think this is only true for younger (working age to mid 30's) Malaysian Chinese...

Probably better to email them, with PR application number and FIN (if applicable)

simple_guy wrote: ↑

Tue, 24 Nov 2020 10:19 pm

thanks again @mtnut. I think I got much info today which I was waiting for long!

Best of luck!

@mtnut, Thank you so much for your help. Will do the same. One more thing for family member who never worked, I have put NA, in all the columns employment related columns. Hope this is fine? I would use the space to explain the context so its not left in any doubt if you provided the required info ...

I need to upload 2 documents: (one for my family and another for my spouse) My my spouse family CV should have her signature? . I believe your spouses family CV should have her signature, because she is in a much better position to attest to the truthfulness of the contents. That being said, I've g...

Can anyone help me on this please. Also, if employment history does not fit in the space then we can carry it forward to next row and keep the name column empty (or with sign ") and put the employment history in next row? I did mine with each row as one employer/employment record for a family membe...

ankitshu_28 wrote: ↑

Fri, 09 Oct 2020 9:18 pm

couldn't believe it when i heard from the consultancy firm that help me with my approval for my PR application this year.

Which consultancy?

singaporeflyer wrote: ↑

Thu, 08 Oct 2020 9:20 pm

Few years ago. the envelope containing the approval letter will contain EP152 form also.

Confirming this is still the case .

rach.c wrote: ↑

Sun, 04 Oct 2020 10:42 am

As I mentioned I am Australian and fall in the Other category.

For clarity - ethnic group is Caucasian? Sorry it looks like we are splitting hairs, but the distinction is important for PR purposes.