Asking employer for the reason of rejected application.

Last activity 20 December 2022 by beppi

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Lucky RouxNew member20 December 2022 11:49:25

Hi, can i go and see the employer personally without appointment and ask him/her about the reason why am i getting rejected for a work pass? Is it a red flag? Or it can help me clear my mind? Because this past few days, ive been thinking too much. Because i always read in this forum about the reason "the applicant is not eligible for a work pass. Please look for another candidate". And most of the answers are crimonal records, someone complaints, etc. Which is i know that i didnt do anything red flag here in SG. Is it okay to go and see the employer personally? Thank you for your reply. Hope to hear from you soon.

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert20 December 2022 19:59:16

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It of course depends on the individual employer whether visiting them in person is welcome or not.

But even if you do, the employer might not know your rejection reason. Only MoM knows!

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