【Singapore】【PR】Things you need to know! What it means to be a Singapore Permanent Resident!

What's the difference between PR and an Employment Pass in Singapore?
Is PR really permanent? And what benefits or privileges do you get?
From housing to health and employment to education, find out seven key things you need to know about being a Permanent Resident in Singapore.
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[@jiti5034]

It would be great if there is a Point based PR system like Canada or ANZ has for skilled category!

[@heysingapore5693]

True! It would be very clear!

[@jiti5034]

@@heysingapore5693May be there is no such PR system is becasue the fear might be if such PR is given without job in Hand and if new migrant's don't find a job in time they will be a burden ! but then how come Canada and ANZ donl;t have that fear? they take that risk....there used to be "landed PR" I think but the barrier was so high ...!

[@heysingapore5693]

@@jiti5034 now Canada and Australia are also not so easy. Ex, my friend’s daughter has got PR recently after working in Canada for 3 years after graduating UBC.

[@jiti5034]

@@heysingapore5693 Sure it is strict but it at least has a Skilled based PR system without a need to have a job upfront.. and PR to Citizenship is encouraged! and easy at least in ANZ, not sure about Canada ...ok may be Canada and ANZ reason is to increase population , and it may not apply to Singapore ! Fair enough!

[@jiti5034]

In the past getting a temp working permit / pass was easier in Singapore than in ANZ region that made me think that PR would be also easier,, but it is not! Also as an Investment Migration the barrier in Singapore is higher as compared to USA and ANZ, USA it is currently 500K USd, Singapore = 2.5 MIllion!

[@maximus6884]

Singapore government gives PR for couples who make a baby. That's the way it goes.

[@roysnabilie8345]

Good Day sir/madam What about if I want to retire and a child who's going to school . Can you get a PR too?

[@heysingapore5693]

Unfortunately, it would be hard…

[@roysnabilie8345]

@@heysingapore5693 thanks you .

[@flynghorse4317]

Hi can i ask. I appeal my pr get rejected then i need wait how long to reapply?

[@heysingapore5693]

Mmm not sure though, I guess some status probably needs to be adjusted to the way Singapore government prefers.

[@ervishal89]

There is no option to upload supporting documents in Singapore PR online application. where to upload for recommendations letters

[@heysingapore5693]

We have done application a long time ago. I don’t think we needed any recommendation letters. I guess it’s more fact base…

[@ervishal89]

@@heysingapore5693 So all these consultants selling their services are actually scam

[@heysingapore5693]

@@ervishal89 not really sure. I think Singapore government is interested in how you can contribute to Singapore in different ways. It’s really difficult to get it now with or without consultants I suppose.

[@ervishal89]

@@heysingapore5693 I mean if I don't submit any supporting documents. How Singapore govt knows about my contributions or intentions. Any suggestions will be appreciated

[@heysingapore5693]

@@ervishal89 it’s totally my personal opinion though, it depends on your age, job field, job title, income level, family members, academic background, race, nationality, etc…

[@manutdboy3326]

So from your experience would you recommend young people to become a PR in Singapore?

[@heysingapore5693]

For young people, I guess there’s nothing to lose. The biggest draw-back for most people is your son (if he also becomes PR with you) to do NS. Other than that, it’s really beneficial.

[@manutdboy3326]

@@heysingapore5693 Well I have been thinking about for a while now. I love that place. Now I have a qualification of bachelor's from Singapore. What are some other ways to make your application stronger?

[@heysingapore5693]

@@manutdboy3326 PR approval in Singapore is quite tough now. Working in Singapore for at least 3 years in the field which Singapore focuses will definitely help!

[@manutdboy3326]

@@heysingapore5693Are people allowed to do Unpaid volunteer work while working under a work pass Visa? That way we can contribute to the Singapore society and make our profile much stronger.

[@heysingapore5693]

@@manutdboy3326 should be able to. But not sure if that helps much…

[@heruwidagdo]

Hello, can I apply a Spore PR while I'm stay in Indonesia? My plan, after getting my PR, I just move to Singapore

[@heysingapore5693]

I don’t think it’s likely to happen…

[@fckingsg5638]

OTHER THAN DISCOUNTED LOCAL SCHOOL FOR KIDS... NOTHING MUCH... IS XCEPT FAST LANE AT THE AIRPORT. THAT'S ALL FOLKS... BLUE IC STILL HATED BY PINKY IC (LOCAL BUT NOT INDIGENOUS SINCE MALAY IS NOT MAJORITY) WHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA

[@whitesnow3782]

Good afternoon sir/madam My father is an Singapore PR holder. My father is passway in his home country in Bangladesh. Sir I want to know how we can get my father CPF money? Please help me sir and give a good idea and solution. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

[@heysingapore5693]

Call CPF board and check out the status. If your father has nominated the receiver before he passed away, CPF money will be transferred to the nominee. If not, it will first go into trustee office. Then you will need to claim CPF money. www.cpf.gov.sg/member/account-services/account-closure/paying-out-cpf-when-you-pass-away