Do Indians Have It HARDER In Getting Singapore PR...?! | The Immigration People

[@eastcoastpizza784]

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[@harisadu8998]

Balanced demographic mixes is just a way of saying that Indians will have a harder time. This is because there is a huge pool of well qualified Indians. So the government will have to artificially restrict more Indians to maintain their existing demographic mix of Chinese, Malays and Indians.

[@theimmigrationpeople]

Thank you for your comment and sharing your perspective on the demographic mix in Singapore. While we do not represent the Singapore Government, what we can share from our experience in the industry is that Singapore's immigration policies aim to maintain a balanced and diverse society rather than unfairly restrict any particular group of people. Here in Singapore, we value the contributions of individuals from all backgrounds and actively seeks to attract talents from various parts of the world. The Singapore PR application process takes into account multiple factors, including qualifications, skills, and the ability to integrate into our society. It is important to recognize that our policies are not meant to discriminate but to create an inclusive and harmonious society for everyone living in this country. The government's efforts are aimed at maintaining a balance among various ethnic groups while still welcoming a wide range of talents and expertise from around the world :)

[@Bibin0578]

Hi, I’m an LTVP holder. My husband is a PR. My son holding student pass. Recently Our application was rejected. It had been pending for 1 year 9 months. My son is studying in Sec1 in Raffles Institution. I thought my application will approve because of my sons education. He got AL 5 in his PSLE. Kindly help me what is the problem for rejection. Can I appeal? Advice me pls

[@theimmigrationpeople]

Hi Bibin, we're sorry to learn about your family's recent PR rejection. Kindly leave drop us an email at [e-mail] so one of our consultants can reach out to you asap to discuss about your case and provide our suggestions.

[@mrstrawberry2628]

All the best for your small and big success in your own world future

[@nitesht2016]

Hi pls clarify the avarage monthly salary for Bank and finance professional at Sr and AVP LEVEL

[@theimmigrationpeople]

Thank you for leaving a comment! The average monthly salary for a Senior or Assistant Vice President (AVP) level professional in the banking and finance industry in Singapore can vary significantly based on several factors. To get a more accurate estimate, we recommend checking resources like Job Portals: Websites like JobStreet and Linkedin or Salary Comparison Websites like Glassdoor!

[@jimmyholoang]

How much the room rented in Singapore for Common room or Master bedroom nowadays?

[@leeanneparungao1277]

Hi! im a PR and applied for LTVP for my husband. the LTVP was approved and submitted the Medical Examination and Terms and Conditions, how long the processing time to make payment. It says that documents received, receiving attention. Any idea? Thank you!

[@theimmigrationpeople]

Hi there, congratulations on the successful LTVP application of your husband! We're looking forward to have your family settle down in Singapore for the long-term. Re your question, ICA may require approx. 3 weeks to process the documents before proceeding to the next stage of the completion of formalities. Hope this helps!

[@jimmyholoang]

How about Singapore Permanent Resident who's already leaving Singapore for more than 15 years.

[@verse.deepanshu]

Any investment option to get PR in Singapore?

[@theimmigrationpeople]

Thanks for the comment! Yes, you can do so through the GIP (Global Investor Program) scheme! If you would like to find out more, you can reach us at 6240 6995 to fix a consultation with us

[@vasanthr4774]

Hii mam i have one small doubt. What is the educational qualification to get PR in singapore.

[@theimmigrationpeople]

Hi @Vasanthr4774, there are no hard requirements for education qualifications in order to apply for Singapore PR. It depends on the type of pass that you are holding in Singapore. You may call our hotline at [phone] to speak to our consultants and enquire about your case. Hope this helps!

[@vasanthr4774]

Yeah it's very useful information thank you mam

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