Salary :2000
Get Singapore pr at Age :40

Monthly 37% contrubhtin

Until age 60.

Age	Initial Balance	Annual Interest Rate	Balance at the End of the Year
-----	-----------------	----------------------	--------------------------------
40	$8,880	4%	$9,235.20
41	$9,235.20	4%	$9,598.69
42	$9,598.69	4%	$9,970.44
43	$9,970.44	4%	$10,350.49
44	$10,350.49	4%	$10,738.90
45	$10,738.90	4%	$11,135.72
46	$11,135.72	4%	$11,541.03
47	$11,541.03	4%	$11,954.88
48	$11,954.88	4%	$12,377.34
49	$12,377.34	4%	$12,808.49
50	$12,808.49	4%	$13,248.39
51	$13,248.39	4%	$13,697.15
52	$13,697.15	4%	$14,154.86
53	$14,154.86	4%	$14,621.63
54	$14,621.63	4%	$15,097.55
55	$15,097.55	4%	$15,582.73
56	$15,582.73	4%	$16,077.28
57	$16,077.28	4%	$16,581.29
58	$16,581.29	4%	$17,094.88
59	$17,094.88	4%	$17,618.16
60	$17,618.16	4%	$18,151.23

How will he do on age 60?

Give up PR right?

Now basic retirement sum  is $ 106,500.



The ERS will hence be $426,000 in 2025, instead of $319,500, which DPM Wong said will allow more members aged 55 and above to commit their accumulated CPF savings to receive higher monthly payouts.

The BRS provides CPF members with monthly payouts to cover their basic living expenses during retirement.

The higher ERS is part of wide-ranging changes to the CPF system that DPM Wong, who is also Finance Minister, announced on Feb 16.

So he cannot withdraw any money at age 60?

Salary :2000
Get Singapore pr at Age :40

Monthly 37% contrubhtin

Until age 60.

Age	Initial Balance	Annual Interest Rate	Balance at the End of the Year
40	$8,880	4%	$9,235.20
41	$9,235.20	4%	$9,598.69
42	$9,598.69	4%	$9,970.44
43	$9,970.44	4%	$10,350.49
44	$10,350.49	4%	$10,738.90
45	$10,738.90	4%	$11,135.72
46	$11,135.72	4%	$11,541.03
47	$11,541.03	4%	$11,954.88
48	$11,954.88	4%	$12,377.34
49	$12,377.34	4%	$12,808.49
50	$12,808.49	4%	$13,248.39
51	$13,248.39	4%	$13,697.15
52	$13,697.15	4%	$14,154.86
53	$14,154.86	4%	$14,621.63
54	$14,621.63	4%	$15,097.55
55	$15,097.55	4%	$15,582.73
56	$15,582.73	4%	$16,077.28
57	$16,077.28	4%	$16,581.29
58	$16,581.29	4%	$17,094.88
59	$17,094.88	4%	$17,618.16
60	$17,618.16	4%	$18,151.23

How will he do on age 60?

Give up PR right?

Now basic retirement sum  is $ 106,500.



The ERS will hence be $426,000 in 2025, instead of $319,500, which DPM Wong said will allow more members aged 55 and above to commit their accumulated CPF savings to receive higher monthly payouts.

The BRS provides CPF members with monthly payouts to cover their basic living expenses during retirement.

The higher ERS is part of wide-ranging changes to the CPF system that DPM Wong, who is also Finance Minister, announced on Feb 16.

So he cannot withdraw any money at age 60?

Any one more than 1 year no result?

My one is 10 months.

Docs like marriage certs,birth certs need to be translated eh?

It's rather random, most of the Malaysians I know got theirs within 6 months .. those from Indonesia apparently faster too recently .. those from other countries may take a little longer ..

If you're an EP holder, doubt u have to worry. S pass may take a little longer.

Aspect	Statistics
New Citizenship Granted at 2023	23,500
- Including children born overseas to Singaporean parents at 2023	1,300
New Permanent Residencies granted at 2023	34,500
Immigration Policy	Measured and stable pace, focusing on integration, contribution, and commitment to Singapore
Focus of Immigration Policy	Meeting future population needs, including granting PRs to healthcare workers

Now healthcare workers  "seems "will have high chance than other sector workers
Many minister also said........something

Any updates from TS yet?

From April last year until now.

Seem like no update from ts. Did he even applied???

Any updates from TS yet?

Docs like marriage certs,birth certs need to be translated eh?

no need, ica have malay workers

Bro, ICA says no.

This has been asked many times before albeit the official docs saying that. Most malaysians never translate including my colleagues, my cousin etc. all hv no issues hvg it approved. And besides if they really do need translation they will inform u, they wont outright reject u because of this

Hello, just stumbled upon this thread. I applied march last year going to be 1 year now. Althought applied right after 6 months working here. Most of people i know who are malaysian male, freshgrads, 6 months exp will get exactly around 1 year, my indonesian colleague got it in 3 months.
interesting that many of u guys plan to convert to citizenship, dont think i ever will. KL to me have much better living standards and more things to do than sg. And i dont want to work till 60. I plan to work till 35-40 then retire back in my. U guys plan to work till retirement age?

Hello, just stumbled upon this thread. I applied march last year going to be 1 year now. Althought applied right after 6 months working here. Most of people i know who are malaysian male, freshgrads, 6 months exp will get exactly around 1 year, my indonesian colleague got it in 3 months.
interesting that many of u guys plan to convert to citizenship, dont think i ever will. KL to me have much better living standards and more things to do than sg. And i dont want to work till 60. I plan to work till 35-40 then retire back in my. U guys plan to work till retirement age?

bro why need say ica have malay worker, u think malay their national langauge meh lmao.