I have worked in Singapore for nearly six years. It used to be a wp work permit, but now it is an sp work visa. How long can I apply for pr?

At this stage, the application threshold (approval conditions) of PR in Singapore is undoubtedly greatly improved.

Singapore's immigration policy has undergone major changes. First of all, the arrival of a large number of immigrants in the early stage increased the income gap and seriously damaged the social balance, which made the country's Gini coefficient (a measure to evaluate the fairness of income distribution) rise from 0.444 in 2000 to 0.481in 2008-this figure is even higher than China and the United States on the surface. The consequence of the inequality between the rich and the poor is a strong contrast, which is more destructive to Singapore, a small country with a dense population, than to a big country.

In addition, from the perspective of long-term interests, Singapore has begun to put forward clear requirements for the quality of new immigrants, and the policy focus is inclined to those groups with innovation and investment ability, because the former is the core driving force and source to promote social development and progress; The latter takes care of people's livelihood and is a lubricant to maintain economic growth.

Therefore, now is not the best time to apply for permanent residence in Singapore, and for someone who has been there for six years, you got up early but caught a late gathering, obviously missing the feast of Singapore, an immigrant country.

However, the more difficult it is, the more necessary it is to be calm. By studying the newly adjusted immigration policy of Singapore government, it will soon be found that although Singapore is tightening up in introducing new immigrants, in order to attract overseas investors, entrepreneurs and business management talents to invest in Singapore, thus promoting Singapore's economic development, and at the same time maintaining the image of an open country, Singapore's immigration window will never be closed.

Although the success rate of Sp to PR is not as high as before, the official still lists the owner of SP license as the third PR candidate (c) Employment Pass/S Pass holder () certification);

Marriage certificate (translation required);

Birth certificate (translation required);

Letter of recommendation and basic salary of the employer;

(h) Payrolls for the past six months;

(i) Tax receipts for the past three years (if lost, you can download and fill in Appendix-1 (PR-PTS) form in ICA, and ICA will take the initiative to inquire with the Inland Revenue Department);

(j) The company profile is handled by itself (the owner of the company, if any);

Spouse's education, birth certificate, passport and ID card (translated version);

(l) The child's birth certificate (translation, if any);

Death certificate or divorce certificate (if any).

Other additional materials (if helpful to the application)

Personal image belonging to packaging contributes to the probability of application passing in theory. Personally summed up a few, if you feel useful, you might as well try.

A. Charitable donations and individual volunteers

Individuals can make some donations and do some volunteer work if they have time. Singapore is a country with a high degree of civilization as a whole, and the government hopes that new immigrants will be caring and have a sense of social responsibility. Of course, even if it doesn't help the examination and approval, you should give some love and make some contributions to society. Charitable organizations in Singapore are strictly controlled by the government and donations will not be misappropriated. Donations will receive GST receipts, and organizations that receive donations will send thank-you letters to your family.

People who wish to donate can visit https://www.sggives.org SGGIVSS, the official website, and choose the charity they are interested in to give you love.

In addition, if you donate personally, the government will also give you some personal tax relief when you file your tax returns. As long as you donate, the government can see the record of your donation from your personal tax bill.

B. write a letter of recommendation from a member of parliament

Generally, you can find the contact office near your home to check the time when you can petition members. Ordinary members will be happy to write you a letter of recommendation. Personally, I think that writing a letter of recommendation from a member of parliament can show that you have integrated into Singapore's life and will be helpful to your application.

C. Personal certificate in new property

D. performance and awards of children's schools in Singapore. (If you get good grades)

E. Letter from the applicant, mainly explaining personal situation, vision for Singapore and future plans in Singapore.

F. Other materials that are helpful to the application.

It should be noted that when submitting supplementary materials, officials will only receive the required materials listed by the government in order. For additional materials, it is necessary to explain to officials what this material is. The official will collect it as auxiliary information.

3. Submission of materials

A. Submit the materials to the 5th floor of the Immigration Department half an hour in advance on the day of appointment. If you don't have an appointment letter, tell the front desk your appointment time. The front desk will check it for you and give you a queue number.

B one original and one copy of all materials are required, and two original and two translated versions of education are also required.

C. After submitting all the materials, the official will give you a receipt with your REF number on it. You can check the application status in ica official website. The general application time is 4-6 months. However, it often takes longer to approve.

D when it is worth noting, you may be asked to submit supplementary materials during the waiting process. Please submit the required materials according to the letter sent by the Immigration Bureau.

For reference only, thank you for your adoption!