Understanding Vietnamese Life Partner - Page 448

chanyboy · #**6706** 06-01-2010, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by KangTuo

Finally I came back to Sillypore with my galfriend.

congrats...so u hse-arrest like the few...

KangTuo · #**6707** 06-01-2010, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

Congrats. So did you tick YES?

NO false declaration.
Tick YES

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Originally Posted by chanyboy

congrats...so u hse-arrest like the few...

Yes... hse arrest but a short one only.
but still come bring her along to lim kopi at JC wwbcm

Hurricane88 · #**6708** 07-01-2010, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by KangTuo

NO false declaration.
Tick YES

Congratulations...proves some of us wrong...cheers...

maxrex · #**6709** 09-01-2010, 02:14 PM

What is the chance of my Vietnamese sister-in-law getting a long term visit pass in Singapore? Or there is no chance at all? Please advise.

Hurricane88 · #**6710** 09-01-2010, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by maxrex

What is the chance of my Vietnamese sister-in-law getting a long term visit pass in Singapore? Or there is no chance at all? Please advise.

Sis in-law means married to your bro. Answer is yes provided your bro is a singaporean or pr and meet all the ica requirements on terms and conditions. This topic was discussed in detail here and you can search for all answers.

SingViet · #**6711** 09-01-2010, 06:56 PM

If i am not wrong, your sis-in-law will be able to get max 3 months stay in Singapore, provided you are singaporean or PR. But if you are looking for more than 3 months, it may not be possible. But your mum-in-law and father-in-law will be able to stay up to 5 years.

happy000 · #**6712** 09-01-2010, 08:25 PM

Sister-in-law also mean his vietnamese wife's sister - married or unmarried.

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

Sis in-law means married to your bro. Answer is yes provided your bro is a singaporean or pr and meet all the ica requirements on terms and conditions. This topic was discussed in detail here and you can search for all answers.

haojian · #**6713** 09-01-2010, 11:26 PM

thanks for all your advise.

my wife will be working and saving up for buying the farm land. her mum would be here to take care of our son. with no income stream from this avenue. anyone have suggestions of how to create one?

thanks

GLHunter · #**6714** 10-01-2010, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by haojian

thanks for all your advise.

my wife will be working and saving up for buying the farm land. her mum would be here to take care of our son. with no income stream from this avenue. anyone have suggestions of how to create one?

thanks

invest in getting higher paper qualifications & get a higher paying job? which field depend on your interest..

Hurricane88 · #**6715** 10-01-2010, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by haojian

her mum would be here to take care of our son. with no income stream from this avenue. anyone have suggestions of how to create one?

Answer is no because she is not pr cannot work...Anyway you have a heavy responsibilty..

Hurricane88 · #**6716** 10-01-2010, 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by happy000

Sister-in-law also mean his vietnamese wife's sister - married or unmarried.

Yes I knew this but dun think his question refer to wife sister because no way to get long term pass for them who is not next of kin...

happy000 · #**6717** 10-01-2010, 09:07 AM

Provided they are proficient in English and have an interest and understand how internet work, then maybe you can help them to create a income stream through internet marketing.

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Originally Posted by haojian

thanks for all your advise.

my wife will be working and saving up for buying the farm land. her mum would be here to take care of our son. with no income stream from this avenue. anyone have suggestions of how to create one?

thanks

SingViet · #**6718** 10-01-2010, 10:22 AM

It seems like there's frequent changes in ICA rules. Just a couple of months ago, there's still a section where `next of kin' of Singapore Citizens / PRS can apply for up to 90 days stay, but it seems that its not valid now.

Got this from ICA website:

Application for Long Term Visit Pass

•Visitors Seeking Employment in Singapore (Long Term)
•Visitor Seeking Long Term Stay to explore business opportunities/ conduct feasibility studies/ business negotiation in Singapore
•Female Visitor Whose Child/Grandchild Is Studying in Singapore On A Student's Pass
•Visitor Seeking Permission To Deliver A Child In Singapore
•Visitor Whose Spouse Is A Singapore Citizen (SC) or Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR)
•Visitor (below 21 years old) Whose Parent Is A Singapore Citizen (SC) or Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR)
•Visitor Whose Child (above the age of 21 years old) is a Singapore Citizen (SC) or Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR)
•Visitor Seeking Long Term Stay

KangTuo · #**6719** 11-01-2010, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

It seems like there's frequent changes in ICA rules.

While my girlfriend is here, we visited a friend of hers...
she told my galfriend that a guy friend gurantor her to stay in Sillypore for 6 months

what is the possibility??

This friend say that we must thanks her alot as she is the one who brought my galfriend to sillypore so that we met each other. Heard from my galfriend that this friend try to makan her US$2000 for coming to sillypore few years back. KNN...

SureScore · #**6720** 11-01-2010, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by KangTuo

While my girlfriend is here, we visited a friend of hers... she told my galfriend that a guy friend gurantor her to stay in Sillypore for 6 months

what is the possibility??

There is only certain application which require a guarantor. One will be student pass for a short English course lasts 6 months and renewable.