Hello..want to check with you. Yesterday I noticed my application status had 4 bars, but the status is still pending.. I submitted my application in May 2024 but I am now unable to upload any document..what does it mean?

Thing is nobody can really give me a direct answer. I have asked both pr and citizen but different people tell me different thing.

I am not trying to gain an upper hand. Before I apply for PR I need to know what's are the pro and cons before I make a decision as it will impact 2 generations.

Not true bro. I have 1st generation PR patients whose (2nd generation PR) kids cannot return to Singapore to work because they gave up their PR'ship before their NS liabilities were fully discharged.

I have a Malaysian ex-PR who did that, and is now only given a year to year employment pass to set up his own business (in joint partnership with a Singaporean).

They do make life difficult for you.

I'm answering his question regarding what will happen to his kids... Regardless whether parents drop PR or not, the kid is the one that suffers. The punishment is meted out to the kid, who has NS liabilities. 1st generation PRs like myself are exempt from NS.

That’s a bit myopic bro, but hey, more power to you 

Renouncing or losing one's PR status without serving or completing full-time NS will
have a serious adverse impact on applications to work or study in Singapore, or for any longterm immigration facilities in Singapore, whether now or in the future. Renouncing or losing
one’s PR status without serving or completing full-time NS will also adversely affect your
family members’ applications for long-term immigration facilities, their ability to sponsor such
facilities, their renewal of Re-Entry Permits, or their applications for Singapore Citizenship.

You're wrong. If you Google, you would end up with the phrase above. So, it will affect 3 generations. His kid, his grandkids and himself.

Bro, no point arguing…. If he thinks it’s ok, then good for him.

It's law. Please Google. Oh ya u r not in singapore. It's a letter from MINDEF.

Bro, I just told you, I personally know of 2 families who found the going difficult for their children after they gave up their (the children’s) PR status to avoid enlistment. That’s not a rumour.

Bro, I just told you, I personally know of 2 families who found the going difficult for their children after they gave up their (the children’s) PR status to avoid enlistment. That’s not a rumour.

It's law. Please Google. Oh ya u r not in singapore. It's a letter from MINDEF.

Why don’t you ask the. How easy is it for them to get an EP to work in Singapore?

Here’s the letter for your reference From MINDEF