4 Factors to Consider before applying for Singapore PR

Being a modern and vibrant metropolis city-state, Singapore attracts tens of thousands of applicants for PR status every year. With a strong economy and steady Gross-domestic product (GDP) growth, it has become increasingly difficult for PR applicants in recent years. Coupled with new regulations and amendments to the immigration’s laws, many individuals and families are beginning to find it a struggle to achieve PR status.

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The assistance and advice from a professional expert on immigration laws and PR status applications is getting gradually more popular these days. Today, we will be discussing the 4 biggest factors that is important when you are applying for Singapore PR Status. Please note that order of factors discussed below are truly random and does not represent the magnitude of importance.

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1. Work

Being in the top position of your company will improve your chance of getting a PR status. This is the reason why every interested applicant is encouraged to do well and be recognized in his employment in Singapore. Additionally, your annual wages are also important as it indicates how well you can support yourself and your family members here. However, it is important to note that earning the highest salary in a senior position guarantees your PR status. It is also relevant to be working in certain industry that the Singapore government is focusing on. Some of these includes research & development roles in a knowledge-intensive industry where talents are starved.

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2. Age

It is no secret that the Singapore’s ageing population is among one of the major focus for the country as maintaining an age-balanced workforce is incredibly important for a country’s economy growth. The older you get, the more difficult it will be to acquire the blue pass from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). Therefore, our advises is to always file an application as soon as possible.

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3. Individual Qualification

Each year, Singapore gets more and more applicants under the Professionals/Technical Personnel and Skilled Workers Scheme (PTS Scheme). This means the standards of applicants are always improving. Aside from academic qualifications, individuals that achieve certification to become subject-matter experts in certain fields are more likely to be viewed more favourably in your applicants. Being trained and certified in an educational or training institute locally can also be benefit for your application.

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4. Family Ties

Having your family reside with you in Singapore is certainly a valuable factor as it demonstrates your long-term commitment and interest in staying in Singapore. Families whose children are residing in Singapore are also seen favourably as they are more likely to grow up and make Singapore their home in the future.

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On top of the above discussed factors, the Immigration and Checkpoint Authority of Singapore (ICA) still consider many other factors on whether to approve your application. Hence, even if you have fulfilled the conditions stated above, there is still a possibility that your application might be rejected. To avoid such an occurrence, the help of an expert with many years of experience is necessary.

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Disclaimer: All information is true as of time of publish in 2022, information and data may change beyond this date. For most updated information, always refer to relevant site before making decisions. Kenneth & Co disclaims any liability for any harm caused by using the information provided.