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Noted on this, thank you very much for the reply.singaporeflyer wrote: ↑Fri, 09 Jun 2023 11:09 amIt is very obvious. A Citizen sponsoring will surely have more weightage than a PR sponsoring.
Should be ok. if rejected, please improve on salary and retry after 2 years.sonnabend wrote: ↑Fri, 16 Jun 2023 9:28 pmHello may i check what do you think of my chance of getting SC:
32 yo, single male
Nationality: Indonesian
Race: Chinese
Education: Diploma in Music and Bachelor in Business Admin both from SG (received MOE tuition grant for the latter)
Full time job: Admin exec in an autonomous university $3870 per month
Part time job: Music teacher in a small music school $1300 per month
Been in SG sinc 2010; previously was a student pass and EP holder. Got my PR in June 2021 so it's been exactly two years.
Additional info: my PR was approved on my first attempt around 9 months after submission and back then I was only drawing a salary of $2700. I guess I was lucky - not sure if luck will be on my side again this time? My concerns are the low salary and my single status.
Thanks!
A matter of time before approvalsonnabend wrote: ↑Fri, 16 Jun 2023 9:28 pmHello may i check what do you think of my chance of getting SC:
32 yo, single male
Nationality: Indonesian
Race: Chinese
Education: Diploma in Music and Bachelor in Business Admin both from SG (received MOE tuition grant for the latter)
Full time job: Admin exec in an autonomous university $3870 per month
Part time job: Music teacher in a small music school $1300 per month
Been in SG sinc 2010; previously was a student pass and EP holder. Got my PR in June 2021 so it's been exactly two years.
Additional info: my PR was approved on my first attempt around 9 months after submission and back then I was only drawing a salary of $2700. I guess I was lucky - not sure if luck will be on my side again this time? My concerns are the low salary and my single status.
Thanks!
It is better, but also depends on other factors based on where are u from, what do you work as, education, etclyricism2454 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Jan 2024 12:40 amHi folks, I'm curious about how applicable the advice I saw in the past on only applying for citizenship after 1 REP renewal in this case?
Generally best to do so after one round, but no rules at the end of the day.lyricism2454 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Jan 2024 12:40 amHi folks, I'm curious about how applicable the advice I saw in the past on only applying for citizenship after 1 REP renewal in this case?