Probability to get PR Approved for 2020-2021

[CuriousPhD]

Hi Everyone,

I have been following this forum for a couple of days. I would like to assess my chances of getting a PR.

Me
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Length of stay in Singapore: 6+ years
Education: PhD degree from Public uni in SG
Work experience: 2 years; researcher working on alternative protein
Employer: Public uni in SG
Salary: 75k+
Visa: EP
Tax assessment: one submitted and one submitting this year

Spouse
Age: 29
Ethnicity: Indian
Moved to SG 8 months ago and working in a IT/Finance sector for 6+ months in SG
Prior 6 years of work experience in India in the IT domain
Salary: 50K+
Visa: DP
Tax assessment: submitting this year

We have been married for two years and We don’t have kids.

Thanks in advance for your help.

[the observer]

Hi Everyone,

I have been following this forum for a couple of days. I would like to assess my chances of getting a PR.

Me
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Length of stay in Singapore: 6+ years
Education: PhD degree from Public uni in SG
Work experience: 2 years; researcher working on alternative protein
Employer: Public uni in SG
Salary: 75k+
Visa: EP
Tax assessment: one submitted and one submitting this year

Spouse
Age: 29
Ethnicity: Indian
Moved to SG 8 months ago and working in a IT/Finance sector for 6+ months in SG
Prior 6 years of work experience in India in the IT domain
Salary: 50K+
Visa: DP
Tax assessment: submitting this year

We have been married for two years and We don’t have kids.

Thanks in advance for your help.

I bet you love research and empirical evidences since you’re making a career out of it.


Start with this. Perhaps make your own tabulations and share findings with us.
https://forum.singaporeexpats.com/view ... 64#p828528

[CuriousPhD]

Hi Everyone,

I have been following this forum for a couple of days. I would like to assess my chances of getting a PR.

Me
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Length of stay in Singapore: 6+ years
Education: PhD degree from Public uni in SG
Work experience: 2 years; researcher working on alternative protein
Employer: Public uni in SG
Salary: 75k+
Visa: EP
Tax assessment: one submitted and one submitting this year

Spouse
Age: 29
Ethnicity: Indian
Moved to SG 8 months ago and working in a IT/Finance sector for 6+ months in SG
Prior 6 years of work experience in India in the IT domain
Salary: 50K+
Visa: DP
Tax assessment: submitting this year

We have been married for two years and We don’t have kids.

Thanks in advance for your help.

I bet you love research and empirical evidences since you’re making a career out of it.


Start with this. Perhaps make your own tabulations and share findings with us.
https://forum.singaporeexpats.com/view ... 64#p828528

Thanks for sharing the link. I guess the most difficult task here is to gather the data points.

[the observer]

Phd students love surveys no?

Also, note the PR seasonality. Bumper harvest right up to 2010-11, so you may need to exclude those who attained theirs during the bountiful period.

[singaporeflyer]

Hi Everyone,

I have been following this forum for a couple of days. I would like to assess my chances of getting a PR.

Me
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Length of stay in Singapore: 6+ years
Education: PhD degree from Public uni in SG
Work experience: 2 years; researcher working on alternative protein
Employer: Public uni in SG
Salary: 75k+
Visa: EP
Tax assessment: one submitted and one submitting this year

Spouse
Age: 29
Ethnicity: Indian
Moved to SG 8 months ago and working in a IT/Finance sector for 6+ months in SG
Prior 6 years of work experience in India in the IT domain
Salary: 50K+
Visa: DP
Tax assessment: submitting this year

We have been married for two years and We don’t have kids.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Salary is a bit on the lower side for a PHD. Too short duration of work in SG.

Try applying after your salary increases a bit more and after you complete 4 years of working exp in SG.

[CuriousPhD]

Hi Everyone,

I have been following this forum for a couple of days. I would like to assess my chances of getting a PR.

Me
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Indian
Length of stay in Singapore: 6+ years
Education: PhD degree from Public uni in SG
Work experience: 2 years; researcher working on alternative protein
Employer: Public uni in SG
Salary: 75k+
Visa: EP
Tax assessment: one submitted and one submitting this year

Spouse
Age: 29
Ethnicity: Indian
Moved to SG 8 months ago and working in a IT/Finance sector for 6+ months in SG
Prior 6 years of work experience in India in the IT domain
Salary: 50K+
Visa: DP
Tax assessment: submitting this year

We have been married for two years and We don’t have kids.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Salary is a bit on the lower side for a PHD. Too short duration of work in SG.

Try applying after your salary increases a bit more and after you complete 4 years of working exp in SG.

Thanks for the comments. I will keep this in mind.

[minpotism]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

[Lisafuller]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Your chances seem fine. Your salary is enough to support both you and your son, and you’ve been in Singapore for quite some time.

[singaporeflyer]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Have a try, but dont have high hopes. Chance may be slim

[singaporeflyer]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Your chances seem fine. Your salary is enough to support both you and your son, and you’ve been in Singapore for quite some time.

It is not just the salary. Pass type, quota etc will also matter.

[minpotism]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Have a try, but dont have high hopes. Chance may be slim

Thanks. will just try

[minpotism]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Your chances seem fine. Your salary is enough to support both you and your son, and you’ve been in Singapore for quite some time.

It is not just the salary. Pass type, quota etc will also matter.

agree... tho no harm trying

forgot to mention that my kid is currently in local school P2 as well.

[Lisafuller]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Your chances seem fine. Your salary is enough to support both you and your son, and you’ve been in Singapore for quite some time.

It is not just the salary. Pass type, quota etc will also matter.

Ahh, I didn’t see that she was on SPass. I assumed she was on EP since she has been working in SG for so long.

[Lisafuller]

Hi everyone,
I'm single mom and applying PR with my kid (dependent).
Below are my info

Spass (previous EP)
Age: 36 yrs old
Citizenship: Filipino
Working in petrochemical industry
Salary: 106k + Bonus
Working in singapore for 12yrs

Have a try, but dont have high hopes. Chance may be slim

Thanks. will just try

Best of luck.

[Lisafuller]

Your chances seem fine. Your salary is enough to support both you and your son, and you’ve been in Singapore for quite some time.

It is not just the salary. Pass type, quota etc will also matter.

agree... tho no harm trying

forgot to mention that my kid is currently in local school P2 as well.

That’s the right mindset to have. I’m not sure the type of school your child attends will have any bearing on your application. At the very least, it shows intention to integrate into local society which should be looked upon favorably.