Singapore Expats

Hello,

I had applied PR sometime ago and it was rejected.

I have lived in singapore for 4 years now.

I am planning to re-apply for PR and this time thinking of applying via consultancy Cayman Group Holdings. I saw ad in google regarding this Group and as per them they have success rate of 90%.

Can anyone let me know is there any better chance of getting PR if applied via a consultancy group like Cayman.

Awaiting reply,
Thanks.

The only thing that they can guarantee is a vacuuming of your wallet. There are no agencies that have any type of 'in" with immigration. If anything, due to the ability to apply for PR being so easy, using an agency might actually hurt your chances.

sundaymorningstaple wrote:The only thing that they can guarantee is a vacuuming of your wallet. There are no agencies that have any type of 'in" with immigration. If anything, due to the ability to apply for PR being so easy, using an agency might actually hurt your chances.

and unless you are going for PR via investment scheme, you still have to turn up at ICA and submit the documents ..

Travelwithme wrote:Hello,

I had applied PR sometime ago and it was rejected.

I have lived in singapore for 4 years now.

I am planning to re-apply for PR and this time thinking of applying via consultancy Cayman Group Holdings. I saw ad in google regarding this Group and as per them they have success rate of 90%.

Can anyone let me know is there any better chance of getting PR if applied via a consultancy group like Cayman.

Awaiting reply,
Thanks.

If you think rationally, anything under 100% is all the same for stats like these. Do they show you all the paperwork to prove 90% success rate?

A lot of stats could look impressive if they are historical (when you include years before 2010 when everyone who applied for got a PR, all records look amazing).

Off topic: Hello to all old timers, I was out of country for a few months, traveling to multiple corporate locations in Europe, Asia etc around the little planet earth.

Yeah, wondered where you disappeared to. Didn't think anybody had really p*ssed you off or anything. Glad yer back and still in one piece!

sundaymorningstaple wrote:Yeah, wondered where you disappeared to. Didn't think anybody had really p*ssed you off or anything. Glad yer back and still in one piece!

Thanks, Actually I am a bit more than one piece now (gained about 10 lbs), trying to get back to 1 piece again

You gonna come to our Eagles gathering? Let me know and I'll add yer nick. See the sticky in the General Forum.

I guess I will pass this time. I just moved up the corporate ladder and have a lot of travel coming up.

Thanks for the invite though. I feel sad about missing it.

Maybe the next one which will be several months down the road...

Any agency that can guarantee such high success rate is just b**lshit. The exorbitant price they charge does not guarantee you an approval at all, ultimately it still boils down to your individual profile.

Think twice before committing thousands of dollars on no-guarantee returns!

PRconsultant wrote:Any agency that can guarantee such high success rate is just b**lshit. The exorbitant price they charge does not guarantee you an approval at all, ultimately it still boils down to your individual profile.

Think twice before committing thousands of dollars on no-guarantee returns!

Says the guy who obviously is an "immigration consultant."

nakatago wrote:

PRconsultant wrote:Any agency that can guarantee such high success rate is just b**lshit. The exorbitant price they charge does not guarantee you an approval at all, ultimately it still boils down to your individual profile.

Think twice before committing thousands of dollars on no-guarantee returns!

Says the guy who obviously is an "immigration consultant."

Bet it was the name that gave it away.... PRconsultant

Fortan wrote:

nakatago wrote:

PRconsultant wrote:Any agency that can guarantee such high success rate is just b**lshit. The exorbitant price they charge does not guarantee you an approval at all, ultimately it still boils down to your individual profile.

Think twice before committing thousands of dollars on no-guarantee returns!

Says the guy who obviously is an "immigration consultant."

Bet it was the name that gave it away.... PRconsultant

I've been watching him.

sundaymorningstaple wrote:So have I, or should I say, I've been watching HER. Cayman rings a bell.

At least, he/she is correct in the last post.