Professional services.
At least employers will top up too.

is it under the occupation list ?

What list you're referring to? Not aware of this.

Professional services encompass a wide range of fields beyond

law, such as accounting, consulting,
engineering, healthcare, architecture,
and financial advising

, to name a few.
Your job field is included in this list, right?

Just sharing that my PR was recently approved. Letter was dated 6 Feb 2024. I applied on 3 Jul 2023 so I guess it took me around 7 months.

Yes it's one of them. Don't want to disclose much.

Just sharing that my PR was recently approved. Letter was dated 6 Feb 2024. I applied on 3 Jul 2023 so I guess it took me around 7 months.

Congrats! 
To those k/ in Sg who balik kampung, drive safe! Causeway dah start jam.

Just sharing that my PR was recently approved. Letter was dated 6 Feb 2024. I applied on 3 Jul 2023 so I guess it took me around 7 months.

Congratulations bro

Congratulations, now you will pay less income tax due to cpf contributions.

Oh I see.

Congrats.
When you plan to take citizenship?

Kesian me. 
Me got my SPR with help from my kids ... kesian me... i sold them to sg to be take NS..

Thanks! 
Plan to but still unsure because there may be tax implications in Malaysia if I opt for SG citizenship e.g. no more stamp duty exemption for disposal of Malaysian properties. Need to weigh the cost and benefits

Your wife not singapore pr?

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.

Yes .. haha ..

My wife got her PR within 6 months, and she applied 6 months from her employment.

Her colleague, a male got rejected 3 times before he succeeded and ranks 2 level higher than her .. but his conversion to citizen was smooth.

Another male colleague of her still getting rejected until today after like many tries .. from what I heard coz he participated in the bersih rally .. hence the rejection

My Indonesian colleague and her fren got it within 6 months. Both female.

A male Burmese applied for almost 2 years but it was really hard for him to get it .. they came back to him requesting multiple documents .. despite he's a PhD holder and currently working for government

A friend of mine got his within 6 months too .. male but he has a lot of savings in sgd .. he used to work here before he returned to Malaysia for phd .. then applied after working for about 2 years

If you have an FD in one of the banks .. shouldn't be hard .. I heard if you have an insurance policy .. the likelihood of getting PR is higher too

I'm also waiting for mine anxiously because we would like to get a unit ASAP .. but I'm kinda worried they may classify me under marriage of convenience..

My future spouse used to be a Work Permit holder, but no longer works in Singapore. Do we still need approval to get married?

Source: https://www.mom.gov.sg

3mo ago

Yes. If their last-held pass was a Work Permit, they must still get approval from MOM to marry a Singapore citizen or permanent resident.

You may only register your marriage in or outside of Singapore after your spouse-to-be has obtained approval

They want to control PR?

Should I need to attach increment letter and payslip to remind ICA?

My future spouse used to be a Work Permit holder, but no longer works in Singapore. Do we still need approval to get married?

Source: https://www.mom.gov.sg

3mo ago

Yes. If their last-held pass was a Work Permit, they must still get approval from MOM to marry a Singapore citizen or permanent resident.

You may only register your marriage in or outside of Singapore after your spouse-to-be has obtained approval

They want to control PR?

Thanks! 
Plan to but still unsure because there may be tax implications in Malaysia if I opt for SG citizenship e.g. no more stamp duty exemption for disposal of Malaysian properties. Need to weigh the cost and benefits