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NTU MSc, came to Singapore 2010. 1st application 2014, R&D engineer salary 3600, rejected in 3 months. Married March 2017, wife is PR. Submitted application end of month with wife as sponsor. Early April ICA requested parents' info. Late June changed jobs, salary increased to 4500. Wife became citizen. Emailed ICA to update both changes. Early August status changed to withdraw, a week later changed back to pending, then approved September 12. With spouse sponsor it's definitely easier. Those without local poly or public university degree can take note - otherwise getting PR with just MSc is quite hard. Volunteer work, R&D, salary below 8000 - none of that really matters.
Local O Level + Poly + NUS bachelor's, 26, salary $3150. Applied with wife 27, salary $1500+600. ROM in Singapore January. Parents' info requested at 5 months 20 days. Fathers civil servant, mothers retired. Still 'Being Processed' 2 months after supplement. Wrote ICA 3+ months later, still processing. After 12 months — approved. Estimate: singles 6-8 months, couples 12+. March applicants were delayed. Wife's WP cancelled 3 days after PR, she returned to China — no issues, just need valid visa during process. Proxy IC collection only at ICA counter. Good luck everyone.
S Pass, 4 years of work experience.
Came to Singapore early 2013, China 211 undergraduate, NUS Master's. Worked 2.5+ years, salary 5k, EP. Single applicant, only child, parents in China, retired.
4th application Mar 30 2017, rejected Sep 2017. Appealed Nov 2017. Apr 9 2018 rejected again. 5 rejections total. 8 years in Singapore. IT, salary 5.5K, EP. Wife SP 2.7K. Child in local kindergarten. Don't know what ICA wants.
Came to Singapore 2010, started working 2012. China bachelor's + private master's + public part-time master's in progress (graduating 2018). 31, single, SP, 5K, Marketing Manager. Only child. Parents: retired + deceased. 2nd application. 1st in 2015, rejected in 5 weeks. 2nd application, system showed rejected as soon as I left the country... 10 weeks.
Male, 36, China bachelor's degree, been in Singapore 7 years, 2nd application, salary 4800, prepared to appeal, unfortunately failed after appeal.
Malaysian female. Poly diploma + UK degree. EP. Applied for PR after 6 months of work.
Came to Singapore Jan 2008, China diploma, salary 6k, 4th application, logistics manager, EP.
Married couple. Husband came to Singapore in 2011, EP, NTU Master's. Wife came in 2014, DP, NUS Master's.
Came to Singapore 2010, poly then went to UK for bachelor's, software engineer, EP, worked 6 months, single, only child.
Husband: EP, sales manager, Korean university bachelor's, been in Singapore 5 years, salary $5k. Wife on DP, accountant, just got part-time UK bachelor's, been in Singapore 7+ years. Salary $3k+. No children. 3rd time apply, good luck.
Studied local primary school, secondary school, and poly. Been in Singapore 12 years. Applied March 23, mid-May received request for family documents, approved September 21. System showed approved September 24, received letter September 25.
NUS bachelor's, EP, submitted in late March, had 7 months of payslips at the time. Mid-August received request for parents' information. Moved house in between. Still no result as of 09/20... Approved 10/27.
Hoping for good luck~ good luck~ good luck~
At time of application: EP nearly 3 years, IT industry, non-local degree.
Been in Singapore 4 years, single child, unmarried female. NTU master's, 3 years software engineer experience. Second application rejected.
Male, top Chinese university (985) master's degree, no local degree, been in Singapore 4 years, married, wife is SC. Works at local GLC, monthly salary 5K, 2nd application.
Single PR applied with adopted child, monthly salary plus bonus about 10K SGD. Approved in 6 months. For reference. Good luck to future applicants! Good luck!
EP, working for 2+ months, salary 4500. Hope to be approved smoothly.
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