Singapore Expats

Would anyone have their experiences to share on the outcomes of their newborn singapore pr application .. How long does it take for the processing ..baby born in sg ( male ) and applied for pr with in the 42 days period


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5 years ago it took my son 4 months.

Ok thanks


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3 years ago it took us about two months

So, how many months your soon took to get his PR?

Anyone get their children approved recently?
I applied for my son on 2/7...

lingkiin wrote:So, how many months your soon took to get his PR?

Anyone get their children approved recently?
I applied for my son on 2/7...

Won't be so fast as you expect.

singaporeflyer wrote:

lingkiin wrote:So, how many months your soon took to get his PR?

Anyone get their children approved recently?
I applied for my son on 2/7...

Won't be so fast as you expect.

And ICA will hint or directly suggest LTVP instead, going by recent applications!

That's the same suggestion being dished out at MPS too to folks asking for PR assistance

ecureilx wrote:

singaporeflyer wrote:

lingkiin wrote:So, how many months your soon took to get his PR?

Anyone get their children approved recently?
I applied for my son on 2/7...

Won't be so fast as you expect.

And ICA will hint or directly suggest LTVP instead, going by recent applications!

That's the same suggestion being dished out at MPS too to folks asking for PR assistance

Reviving this thread. What is the average time it really takes to get a newborn's PR in 2018/2019? I am still waiting for the PR for my newborn. Both parents PRs. It is now 7+ months and still the PR has not come in. Child already has an LTVP.

American wrote:

ecureilx wrote:

singaporeflyer wrote:
Won't be so fast as you expect.

And ICA will hint or directly suggest LTVP instead, going by recent applications!

That's the same suggestion being dished out at MPS too to folks asking for PR assistance

Reviving this thread. What is the average time it really takes to get a newborn's PR in 2018/2019? I am still waiting for the PR for my newborn. Both parents PRs. It is now 7+ months and still the PR has not come in. Child already has an LTVP.

it took my son about 4 months last year. Applied on May, approved on Sept.

Aurora87 wrote:

American wrote:

ecureilx wrote: And ICA will hint or directly suggest LTVP instead, going by recent applications!

That's the same suggestion being dished out at MPS too to folks asking for PR assistance

Reviving this thread. What is the average time it really takes to get a newborn's PR in 2018/2019? I am still waiting for the PR for my newborn. Both parents PRs. It is now 7+ months and still the PR has not come in. Child already has an LTVP.

it took my son about 4 months last year. Applied on May, approved on Sept.

Thanks - did you apply online, or walk in? I am worried that using the new online system takes longer than walking in.

American wrote:

Aurora87 wrote:

American wrote:
Reviving this thread. What is the average time it really takes to get a newborn's PR in 2018/2019? I am still waiting for the PR for my newborn. Both parents PRs. It is now 7+ months and still the PR has not come in. Child already has an LTVP.

it took my son about 4 months last year. Applied on May, approved on Sept.

Thanks - did you apply online, or walk in? I am worried that using the new online system takes longer than walking in.

I applied online.

American wrote:

Aurora87 wrote:

American wrote:
Reviving this thread. What is the average time it really takes to get a newborn's PR in 2018/2019? I am still waiting for the PR for my newborn. Both parents PRs. It is now 7+ months and still the PR has not come in. Child already has an LTVP.

it took my son about 4 months last year. Applied on May, approved on Sept.

Thanks - did you apply online, or walk in? I am worried that using the new online system takes longer than walking in.

Newborn cases should be able to walk in.

lingkiin wrote:Newborn cases should be able to walk in.

That's an advanced newborn if she/he is already walking.

Strong Eagle wrote:

lingkiin wrote:Newborn cases should be able to walk in.

That's an advanced newborn if she/he is already walking.

Haa! Did it online as well. I wonder if the walk-in application is more efficient.