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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does ICA take to process LTVPs?
Processing times vary but generally take 6 to 12 weeks. Complex cases may take longer.
Can I work in Singapore on an LTVP?
With a Letter of Consent (LOC), certain LTVP holders (especially spouses) may be allowed to work.
When can I apply for Singapore citizenship?
Typically, after at least 2 years of PR status, but longer durations may improve your profile.
Does approval depend only on income and length of stay?
No. ICA considers factors like integration, contributions, education, family, and more.
Can I appeal a citizenship rejection?
Yes, if you can strengthen your case. Appeals must be strategically crafted with new supporting documents.
Do I need to renounce my current citizenship?
Yes. Singapore does not allow dual citizenship. You must renounce your current nationality if approved.
Who is eligible to apply for PR in Singapore?
Typically, professionals working in Singapore on EP/S Pass, spouses of citizens, or long-term residents can apply. Each case is unique.
How long does PR processing take?
It usually takes 4–12 months. Having a complete and well-prepared application helps avoid delays.
What are my chances of getting PR?
Approval depends on your profile, contributions, and current ICA policy. A lawyer can help present your case more strongly.
What if my PR application is rejected?
You may appeal or reapply with an improved profile. Legal advice is valuable in both situations.