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Also took 6 weeks 2 days for me. To a local ocbc bank. btw they do not immediately close the account after transfer. my employer was able to transfer last pay cpf after the account was 0. so in such a case, one can request for a "supplementary payment" to transfer the remaining balance without addit...

transfer to OCBC but cpf told me they have more "stringent" check now, and standard processing time is 6-8 weeks Is the form still the same? Since I was overseas when I cancelled PR, I didn't want to have to walk into a bank and get the form signed. Instead, I had the bank send me an original month...

Hi It seems like now it takes about 6-8 weeks to get the money in your bank, at least according to CPF board as of now (August '17). Anyone else has done it recently? I will update once I get the cpf sum "banked in". What method of transfer did you specify on your CPF refund request? It's very fast...

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It seems like now it takes about 6-8 weeks to get the money in your bank, at least according to CPF board as of now (August '17).

Anyone else has done it recently?

I will update once I get the cpf sum "banked in".

I actually had high hopes, I know I dont earn much but I do some niche research work that was featured in the few local and international newspapers including NY times. Oh well, moral of the story is, I guess, race should be right! I really thought my work is going to supersede my race. On the brigh...

Well it seems like all about race, Me: MSc from NTU Gross pay : 7k Working as an Operations Manager in gov funded project. Age 29, Indian received PR in July 2009, was holding a P2 Wife MSc from NTU Gross Pay: 4.5 to 5.5 k (4.5k basic) Civil Servant Age 29, Indian received PR in March 2009, by invi...

welcome archk

What I have seen so far... standard PR application processing(reject/approval) time for other than Malaysian/Indonesian Chinese is 1-2 yr, and longer waiting time does not mean anything .

Not sure if that information is helpful at all! Good luck.

Congratz Gandalf! may be or may be not : this might be a sign of post election era.

Wish you a happy Singaporean life.

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The policies are being revised I guess, so, at the moment, no answer.

Just pure guess ?

PNGMK wrote:http://www.transitioning.org/2015/09/20 ... on-result/

I like the no.10, the most , local way of saying "last but not least"

Hi all, I'm in the midst of waiting for my SC application outcome as a family. This is my 4th time application. First was on my own. Second was with my daughter coz hubby yet to fulfill 3 years as PR. 3rd family application before pregnant. Currently 28 weeks pregnant. Not sure if i should update I...

The bottom line is social programming enforced ... page 10

http://www.nptd.gov.sg/portals/0/homepa ... f-2014.pdf

Well the thing is, when you are going to rent an apartment they (agent/owner) will ask you for your residence permit which you don't have. On the other hand you could look for a serviced apartment which is relatively more expensive but is allowed for visitors to rent.

Completed my primary, secondary and junior college education all here in Singapore and am planning to study overseas with the intention of coming back to work. The main thing I'm worried about is that, since I would only be 21 then, how would the ICA "judge" my "usefulness" if I'm still in school w...

is there available website that we can check status of application because i always on business trip?if yes please write down the LINK. THANKS https://ienquiry.ica.gov.sg/home.do finally i checked this link and fill my information and then it show me ('result not found'), do you know what is that?a...