New PR application - advices

Last activity 27 November 2023 by beppi

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pingpongxxxMember26 November 2023 04:52:21

Hello darlings,

I would like to get insights from anybody who has any advice for PR applications! Here is some background of myself.

I'm in my early 20s, on a student pass for a bachelor's degree. in a month's time, I will be graduating and starting my new job as an s pass holder.

I'm thinking of applying for PR next week, but I fear it may be rejected due to my transition from student pass to s pass... I have never applied for PR before and grew up in SG for over 2 decades.

any advice? I know that S pass holders would have to wait for 6 months before being eligible to apply for PR so what is the likelihood of getting rejected due to this transition, and if rejected, how long do I have to wait to be able to apply again?

Thank you in advance!!

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert26 November 2023 08:03:44

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Apply after you have completed three years of working here, to have any realistic chance!

pingpongxxxMember27 November 2023 07:25:49

@beppi Hello! Thank you so much for your input. To clarify, does 3 years include accumulative 3 years or consecutive 3 years? I worked for 1.5 years before enrolling in university, which is recorded under my Tuition Grant bond that I would need to serve.

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert27 November 2023 07:30:32

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The longer you have worked in Singapoe, the higher your chances are. The exact criteria are not published by ICA.

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