Excuse me, 1 Can Singaporean permanent residents counter-sign the guarantee of four China people at the same time? Is the success rate great? What is the specific process? Urgent! Thank you very much.

Theoretically, Singapore's immigration policy does not stipulate how many visas Singapore citizens or permanent residents can apply for at a time, but in fact it is treated differently in operation. If you want to get a visa successfully, you must not have a criminal record or other bad records (such as bank or credit) as a guarantor. In addition, it depends on the financial ability of the guarantor (this includes the salary, position and address of the guarantor-the address is very special in Singapore, because 80% of people in Singapore live in government apartments, so if you live in apartments or bungalows, it goes without saying that you are rich! ! ), education. The stronger the economic strength, the higher the educational background, and of course the greater the probability of success. If the financial ability and education are average, and the relationship with these four China people who want to apply for visas is only average (not immediate family members), then it is better to be cautious. It is easy to be suspected by ICA of making money by giving guarantees.

The specific operation is very simple. Enter the ICA website: www.ICA.GOV.SG, then enter the saving system, select the local contact, then enter the guarantor's Sinpass and password, and then fill in the personal information. Finally, you will be asked to pay a visa fee of S $30 per person by credit card. After this, remember to write down the application number, because the approval is checked online, and the application number will be used when checking.

Or lz thinks it's too much trouble, you can apply to someone near ICA, and the handling fee is S $20 per person.