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Originally Posted by Hurricane88 (Post 10769305)

Rules are rules..... apply and no harm trying...good luck and congrats to your marriage...

Great advice. Congrats/Good luck to razer123 too. :) Cheers.

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by razer123 (Post 10769255)

So within this 6 months, she can be in and out of Singapore as many times as she wants and once the total amount of time she's been here is over 90 days, she'll be barred from entry?

Better ask ICA about this since you still have time.

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Originally Posted by razer123 (Post 10769255)

Does this rule still apply to foreign spouses who are legally married in Singapore and have yet to obtain a LTVP?:confused:

The ICA advised us to go apply for LTVP the moment we got our Marriage Cert, that we did and application was approved less than 2 weeks. IMHO, try applying for LTVP as soon as possible so your wife can have some tenure here in this country.

slightly off-topic: it would help if you start to have a family (read: have a baby :)), they love sc babies!

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by razer123 (Post 10769255)

I remembered posting in this thread quite a couple of pages back and since then, I've successfully signed my ROM with my girlfriend and we'll be holding a wedding session next year end.

I've also recently just started my own business and my girlfriend(now wife) is helping me.

I have not contributed CPF or have any past records of working or tax filing so I was wondering if I'm still able to apply for LTVP?

Also, my wife has been in and out of Singapore more than 7 times with 2 extensions without any problems faced from ICA side.

I was just wondering, since she's officially married, and I need to show proof that I'm able to support her before I can even get to applying a LTVP, is she still subjected to the immigration laws of not being able to stay for more than 90 days within a 6 months period?

e.g. She comes to Singapore on 1st JAN. As such, her 6 months window will last until June 30th.

So within this 6 months, she can be in and out of Singapore as many times as she wants and once the total amount of time she's been here is over 90 days, she'll be barred from entry?

Does this rule still apply to foreign spouses who are legally married in Singapore and have yet to obtain a LTVP?:confused:

Please do not get confused. ROM and ICA are 2 different issues. Having an ROM certificate does not entiltle you to special privileges. ICA regulations and conditions will still apply to your spouse's application.

When I was on my weeklong attachment to ICA as part of my cadet training...... I recall the ROM certificate goes right to the bottom of the file and hardly ever get a look unless there are issues with the application that requires a background check on the applicant and/or spouse. Otherwise it is just another piece of document filed for record purpose only.

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by F35JSF (Post 10793516)

love it ...

same as those letter from MP ... straight bottom of pile I am told

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by karoosel (Post 10769991)

Better ask ICA about this since you still have time.

slightly off-topic: it would help if you start to have a family (read: have a baby :)), they love sc babies!

I dun think it help alot if the $$$ factors not there... but seriously pls dun have bb for the seek of this...

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by Kim91 (Post 10800026)

I dun think it help alot if the $$$ factors not there... but seriously pls dun have bb for the seek of this...

not so bad

I know one low income guy, wife long term repeatedly rejected ...wife got preg, long term approved on last appeal then boy born, mother now PR already ... vs 4 year long term rejection before preg ... just saying :D ;)

Re: Issue with ICA

Hi, does any bros know how to apply visa for ex-WL?

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by coolblue (Post 10801793)

Hi, does any bros know how to apply visa for ex-WL?

Must get CGC clearance from CID first. :)

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin (Post 10802316)

Must get CGC clearance from CID first. :)

visa form

http://www.ica.gov.sg/data/resources...Form%2014A.pdf

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by etsys (Post 10800400)

I cant be sure but maybe ur story here reason could be they are stable happy family... the wife proven she is not out to cheat..

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by etsys (Post 10803708)

visa form

http://www.ica.gov.sg/data/resources...Form%2014A.pdf

This is visa form for normal visitors..... bro coolblue is asking about visa application for ex-WLS :)

If they use this visa application form without getting CGC clearance from CID...... 100% confirmed will be rejected.

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin (Post 10814040)

bow to your experience .. seriously +1

after clear Cid, I believe form 14a is next step ... Cid may say no objection ... I guess ... then to ica ...

form 14a is used for manual visa process by those barred from Singapore ..including those from visa on arrival countries ... and that's what I know ... ;)

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin (Post 10814040)

Bro Ninja Assassin. What does CGC stand for? And how to apply for it?

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin (Post 10814040)

I think you are referring to the old system because the present SOP is different. ICA and CID share the same databases via the HomeTeam so they do not need clearance from each other's department as they can access the relevant information now.

Re: Issue with ICA

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Originally Posted by mana_123 (Post 10815033)

Bro Ninja Assassin. What does CGC stand for? And how to apply for it?

Should be stand for Certificate of Good Conduct. Commonly used during the pre-internet days but not so relevant now with the advanced technology. I am surprised that CGC is still in use.