Currently, I don't think even 1 year would stand much chance of getting approved, let alone 6 months. You should have a look at the Singapore Expat forum to get an idea of the current situation, I reckon they have a fairly good discussion forum on PR-related matter.

So sour eh? Let it go laaaa

are u earning >sgd 12k/month?



nvr try nvr know.. and it is free

that's a women la..

Guys,

I'm looking for budget hostel for backpacker around west area. I know alot around central area....but west area hardly any...

If anyone knows please let me know thanks!

why worry??....my wife works in malaysia n not stay in singapore, applied PR last year also get approved within 3 months.....so, take your chance...

congrats

and

welcome

abord

Malaysian Chinese typically got shorter wait times and higher chances of approval for PR approval I think.

those were the good ol days

not sure bout now though ...

She apply on her own account or you sponsor her under spouse PR scheme?

They r expecting u guys to contribute to nation building.. Need more consripts for SAF

Cna meh? Not even working or investing wor..

Own account? Like LPR?

Normally have to work how long to be safe in applying the PR? Abit scared cause I saw my colleague from Pakistan got his EP rejected... He worked in my company for 2 years ady, with a engineering degree + MBA...

Your wife is prolly under the spouse sponsored scheme, which is pretty much a different category.

The general trend seems to be so, but gone are the days where people can get their PR within the first year of staying here, even for Msian Chinese I feel. Preferred yes, but not everyone who applies will get it. I have seen friends who got rejected because they applied too soon. I got mine previously after my first EP renewal, which was after a 2 years stay.

And the above, is simply assuming that everyone here is Msian Chinese.

Butthurt much? No generalizations were made, I simply stated a fairly known unwritten fact about SG PR approval chances. If you're chinese then you can take heart a bit, if you're not chinese then what I said doesn't apply lor.

so srory to hear that

Butthurt? Not me, why would I be, are you? I was replying to someone's specific question, you put that statement in reply to me, so I assume you are replying to that person as well? And by saying that, you are assuming the person I was referring to is MC.

If you think no generalizations were made, then so it be lor.

Chill guys yo. chillax
Hehe.

Anyway, I'll probably try my luck sometime next year then. Not gonna risk it.
On forex, MYR is strengthening against SGD. Personally I suspect MYR will continue to strengthen against the back of post-election spending for the short term, so I'm thinking of holding back on sending cash back to KL.. But anyone here thinks I should still send cash back anyway?

Next question is.. anyone knows a good cheap massage (the clean and proper kind)? My muscles are sore all over from camping in front of my laptop all day

Not souring you la. Just saying some cases I know of. Member of professional bodies has some weightage. The form has some area to fill in your professional body and achievement right? If no use they won't put inside the form. If really desperate you can put from primary school to date.

See, his wife not in SG no job here also approved...

for massage matters, can pm reign226 or deodorant. they would know where to recommend you, proper or otherwise

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: May 28 2013, 03:36 PM

come jb lah ...

In general 1 year.. Cause's from paki.. Potential terorrist I guess or his qualification not recognized? Or his income too low?

Risk what? Ntg to lose but all to gain..

Do u hv obligations u hv to meet? If not, then spread out ur remittance.. Dis is called averaging.. Unless u get big disc for sending a lot ler..

Try those prc massage centres at bugis..