For mypigwan (PR application)

EddyZhao

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   <p  dir="ltr">I
graduated from NTU in May last year and found job after graduation.So I
applied SPR two months later after my first employment.My wife was
studying in one private school here before we got married with holding
student pass. So we got married on November last year and I applied SPR
for here immediately. Two and half months later,my wife received the
approval letter from ICA. I can not make any decision that which way is
easier. That mainly depends on your education and the time you stayed
in Singapore.</p>
   <p  dir="ltr">Any further questions, you are welcome to ask.</p>
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跑步的鱼

<P>hi,,i have one question wanna ask u ....</P><P>you are PR, but your wift not, Does your child will be citizen of singapore when he born  ?</P><P>thanks</P>

EddyZhao

reply <font color="#000066"><b>跑步的鱼:
     No, but you can apply SPR for your children.If you apply SPR for you wife and children together, it should be veryeasy.
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