Issue with ICA

[Si Geena]

Is it recommended to submit for both LTVP and PR as well?

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by Si Geena

Is it recommended to submit for both LTVP and PR as well?

No...apply one at a time....

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by naemlo

Yes there will be rules n policies but not "hard" or must meet else u will be nailed.

My friend's case is a good example. Assume 1 of rules is he must be earning enough. He was divorced once and his previous HDB was given to his wife and son. We can imagine how much left in CPF account. Currently, he still need to give mandate monthly allowance to previous wife and son. So imagine salary 3k, deducts CPF, deducts personal living expenses, deducts allowance, how much will he be left? Yet, his wife PR was approved within months.

He even told me n friends, dun bother to listen to all craps, u need to meet this n that. Just go n apply, no harm.....

No harm to submit application...nothing to lose...

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

No harm to submit application...nothing to lose...

Right.... no need come to this thread n ask, whether with this n that, will my gf or wife or whoever can get this n that visa/pass. My friend is a very good example. Dun bother just submitted the application with all the required doc and bingo, successful.

No one here can tell u exactly what are the requirements. There is no tick box for u to follow n tick. With what u have n since u planning to stay together in SG, just go ahead and submit your application. Only god knows whether will u be successful.

ICA is like dating a ger. If u approach a ger, u have 50% chance but if u dun approach then nothing. Unless u so handsome with Andy Lau look, wealth of Ma Yun then it is the opposite. U sit there, gers will approach u. Unfortunately, lets face it, how many of us are Andy and Ma Yun?

[Tom_Jerry]

Originally Posted by Intel Ops

Anyone have knowledge on this?

Is it mandatory to have household register when applying for PR for my wife? She is a PRC.

Originally Posted by etsys

No. Not needed

Download the form, all requirements listed there

Originally Posted by Intel Ops

I see. Thanks.

Because I saw this listed as 6D as below hence the qns. Thanks again.

Hi Bro's,

While preparing for my wife PR application, i decided to browse this thread for info.
On ICA website, i also saw that Hu Kou seem to be needed.

So i'm wondering if it is really needed or not needed as based on replies for the post above, meaning that i would had to take it physically out of China by "bribing" FIL to t-loan me.
Anyone had recent experience to share?

TIA.

[shysaint]

Originally Posted by Tom_Jerry

Hi Bro's,

While preparing for my wife PR application, i decided to browse this thread for info.
On ICA website, i also saw that Hu Kou seem to be needed.

So i'm wondering if it is really needed or not needed as based on replies for the post above, meaning that i would had to take it physically out of China by "bribing" FIL to t-loan me.
Anyone had recent experience to share?

TIA.

It's part of the requirement. Gave to translate to English. However, whether anot the officer take is another story. Best to get it prepare so that they got no reason to fault u for not submitting.

As mention in my case , some documents they did not collect although is part of application requirement. One of them is household registry in my case.

[shysaint]

Originally Posted by naemlo

Yes there will be rules n policies but not "hard" or must meet else u will be nailed.

My friend's case is a good example. Assume 1 of rules is he must be earning enough. He was divorced once and his previous HDB was given to his wife and son. We can imagine how much left in CPF account. Currently, he still need to give mandate monthly allowance to previous wife and son. So imagine salary 3k, deducts CPF, deducts personal living expenses, deducts allowance, how much will he be left? Yet, his wife PR was approved within months.

He even told me n friends, dun bother to listen to all craps, u need to meet this n that. Just go n apply, no harm.....

Same same here....

Agreed what u said .... Why need to ask here n there... We are no one to say yes or no , can or cannot ...

My advise to Bros is always try , try n try ... Dun try confirm 0% chance, try at least got some %

[shysaint]

Originally Posted by Si Geena

Is it recommended to submit for both LTVP and PR as well?

Strangely this time round I applied for both.

Applied PR 5 mths ago , no news plus LTVp expiring so last min I applied for LTVP.

Strangely 1 week after I applied LTVP, PR approved and have to cancelled LTVP application.

[damong777]

Originally Posted by shysaint

Strangely this time round I applied for both.

Applied PR 5 mths ago , no news plus LTVp expiring so last min I applied for LTVP.

Strangely 1 week after I applied LTVP, PR approved and have to cancelled LTVP application.

Grats to you

[Si Geena]

Originally Posted by shysaint

Strangely this time round I applied for both.

Applied PR 5 mths ago , no news plus LTVp expiring so last min I applied for LTVP.

Strangely 1 week after I applied LTVP, PR approved and have to cancelled LTVP application.

Do you mean to renew the LTVP when you mentioned that "last minute I applied for LTVP"?

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by Si Geena

Do you mean to renew the LTVP when you mentioned that "last minute I applied for LTVP"?

Yes, renew LTVP because expiring soon....

[pusielover]

Scam marriage spoil market
https://sg.yahoo.com/news/scam-marri...110602651.html

[Ninja_Assassin]

Originally Posted by pusielover

Scam marriage spoil market
https://sg.yahoo.com/news/scam-marri...110602651.html

For each case that they catch..... 99 others get away scot free

So to make themselves look good..... they make full use of propaganda to publicize this case and glorify themselves.

[xiaozhi]

How long does is pre marriage ltvp approved application last? Valid for 1 month, 3 month, 1 year or what? Can't seems to find this information

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by xiaozhi

How long does is pre marriage ltvp approved application last? Valid for 1 month, 3 month, 1 year or what? Can't seems to find this information

Uncle Naemlo good mood n reply u. Somewhere in ICA website, there is a mention of 1 year. Do you intelligent search and read up, will benefit u a lot.