Issue with ICA - Page 104

odanobunaga · #**1546** 01-06-2013, 01:42 AM

bro,

Money will solve ICA issues.

Similar to my fren case

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Originally Posted by Lone_Wolf

Actually no education is not really an obstacle to getting PR..... it is no MONEY that is the problem.

One of my men had only Sec 2 education level..... when his 6 yr contract with the SAF ended.... they did not want to recontract him so he became a hawker.
After slogging at his Newton circus stall for many years he got married to a Thai divorcee from the province who also had low education...... but because he owns several landed properties and had money in the banks...... his wife & her son from a previous marriage were granted PR status within a year of their application. Even my guy was surprised at their approval and later I found out he was advised by his grassroots adviser to submit a Statutory Declaration of his assets and bank statements together with his wife / stepson applications to the ICA.

In Singapore..... when you have money..... anything is possible.

dom01 · #**1547** 22-06-2013, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by hAvAnAs

yeah I guess so.. but no offence to antone and i'm not trying to be racist or anti-religion, i heard that as long as from non-muslim country should be quite easy.. like pinays, prc or tom yum or viets... I guess pinay and prc or more favorable coz they can speak good english and mandarin respectively..

anyway, when i submitted for LTVP, i also concurrently submitted an application for PR for my wifey.. can't seem to check any status or what from ICA website, so I guess only can play the waiting game... hopefully can get soon so can buy house.. hehe.. I am expecting to hear something from ICA in June.. coz i take reference from my colleague who's wife is prc and got PR within 6 months from married...

A frd of mine got her PR after 2 tries within 1.5 years.

ICA controlling PR quota now. Very difficult if no kids.

Blast88 · #**1548** 25-06-2013, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by dom01

A frd of mine got her PR after 2 tries within 1.5 years.

ICA controlling PR quota now. Very difficult if no kids.

I agreed, especially Viet wife whose usually need more years before PR approve comparing to other nationalities

xxx86 · #**1549** 26-06-2013, 07:08 PM

Hi guys,

I am married with a Thai, got a 2 years old daughter singaporean. Married for about close to 4years. Initially tried applying PR for my wife twice and got rejected back in 2010 that was before my wife got pregnant. My pay was about 2k back then.

Currently shes on LTVP+ 3 years, expirying in another 1.5 years time.

Now, I have my own 4room HDB flat, however my wife is not working, taking care of our daughter at home aka home maker.

As of now my monthly pay is about 3.1k, recently my wife completed her degree in Bangkok. You do think chances of getting a PR is more successful now ?

forgotten to add, shes been staying in Singapore for about 4 years now. She would fly back once a while to visit her family, every 4 to 6 months once.

Hurricane88 · #**1550** 26-06-2013, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by xxx86

Hi guys,

I am married with a Thai, got a 2 years old daughter singaporean. Married for about close to 4years. Initially tried applying PR for my wife twice and got rejected back in 2010 that was before my wife got pregnant. My pay was about 2k back then.

Currently shes on LTVP+ 3 years, expirying in another 1.5 years time.

Now, I have my own 4room HDB flat, however my wife is not working, taking care of our daughter at home aka home maker.

As of now my monthly pay is about 3.1k, recently my wife completed her degree in Bangkok. You do think chances of getting a PR is more successful now ?

go ICA put in an application for PR...nothing to lose...

xxx86 · #**1551** 26-06-2013, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

go ICA put in an application for PR...nothing to lose...

yeah I know, just wondering what are the chances that's all. Kena rejected twice abit demoralized. hahaha

Blast88 · #**1552** 27-06-2013, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by xxx86

yeah I know, just wondering what are the chances that's all. Kena rejected twice abit demoralized. hahaha

Bro,

what there to demoralized, my viet spouse kena rejected 4 times but I'm still keep on trying as along as she still holding LTVP, there are always hope

Lone_Wolf · #**1553** 27-06-2013, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by xxx86

. She would fly back once a while to visit her family, every 4 to 6 months once.

Does she really need to fly back? From what I understand...... once you leave the country..... the count starts again from scratch on the re-entry date.

12121212 · #**1554** 06-07-2013, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Jamtan

Thanks guys!! ICA just granted approval for my appeal, get to bring her over for new year

Bro,

On what grounds are your appeal? In person or email? I faced a similar situation as yours..will be great if you could kindly advise. Thanks!

dom01 · #**1555** 06-07-2013, 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 12121212

Bro,

On what grounds are your appeal? In person or email? I faced a similar situation as yours..will be great if you could kindly advise. Thanks!

Appeal thru MP.... Hopefully, your MP is a "powerful", ie holding a designation. Small fly finished....

Blast88 · #**1556** 09-07-2013, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by dom01

Appeal thru MP.... Hopefully, your MP is a "powerful", ie holding a designation. Small fly finished....

Nowsday if appeal thru MP can be successful, there will not be any issues with ICA anymore

shysaint · #**1557** 09-07-2013, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Blast88

Nowsday if appeal thru MP can be successful, there will not be any issues with ICA anymore

Not Every Case Can Be Appeal ..... Not all Cases can be solve within 1 appeal ...

Every House got House Rules ... Appealing Thru MPs is Just a Medium to Bridge the Gap ... Not a Bridge for you to Directly Cross Over ...

dom01 · #**1558** 09-07-2013, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Blast88

Nowsday if appeal thru MP can be successful, there will not be any issues with ICA anymore

You will never know if you do not try.

dom01 · #**1559** 09-07-2013, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by shysaint

Not Every Case Can Be Appeal ..... Not all Cases can be solve within 1 appeal ...

Every House got House Rules ... Appealing Thru MPs is Just a Medium to Bridge the Gap ... Not a Bridge for you to Directly Cross Over ...

Totally agreed. That is why i say having a powerful MP to assist would help, ie stronger bridge.

Like what one brudder mentioned, it is basically down to your earning power.

I reckoned 100, 000 SGD per annum would be the benchmark. Else why so many expats n their wives get PR status in SG easily.

F35JSF · #**1560** 10-07-2013, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by dom01

Like what one brudder mentioned, it is basically down to your earning power.

I reckoned 100, 000 SGD per annum would be the benchmark. Else why so many expats n their wives get PR status in SG easily.

No need so much..... what I understand is the guideline set is annual income of SGD$60K for new couples and $80K for families..... or has property or bank accounts worth SGD$1 million or more.