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Best Bachelor of Science Degrees to Study for Success
If you're looking to study for success, you may want to consider a Bachelor of Science degree. A Bachelor of Science degree often focuses on technical courses. A B.Sc. will allow you to work in fields such as business, education, sciences, or technology. Graduates with a Bachelor of Science have worked in a huge variety of fields like engineering, computer programming, chemistry, finance, biology, and a lot more.
In fact, B.Sc programs are typically a good launching point for those who want a career that is more focused on science, technology, and research. Bachelor of Science degrees fall into many categories, so if you’re keen on doing specific research and gaining technical skills during your undergraduate degree, then this might be a better option for you than a Bachelor of Arts.
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Re: PEP processing time (personal employment pass)
Congrats !!!! I provided the documents they asked ( 3 month payslips) on March 20 but still pending now....... maybe 6 month payslips is better? Feeling tired..
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Anyone know how long time MOM need after they got the more documents they asked? thanks a lot
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I finally got my PEP approved yesterday. Yes, I was also asked to provide official proof of a bank account ownership on Thursday 16Mar2023 (the original bank documents I provided were missing account holder name). I provided the official documents immediately right after receiving the MOM email. My PEP then got approved the next day 17Mar2023.
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Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
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I do feel like in cases like this, where the whole family is made up of citizens, including children, it would be hard not to grant. To do so would be to contradict singapore's family centric values, which I don't see happening.
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There are numerous cases of Singaporean men marrying foreigner wives and the spouse still can’t get PR for years despite bearing SG kids.
There are many factors at play, not just blood relations.
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Malaysian citizenship application
Thanks for your response. Just worry the chance after being married will be lower.
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
To be fair, young people with a deep interest in history are few wherever you go, but Singapore does have its fair share of history enthusiasts who are 30s and under. I know of ones active in natural history, geography, archeology, arts and culture, politics, architecture, genealogy, you name it. I think there is still interest there, I just wish youngsters had more time and encouragement to explore it.
Posted in General Discussions
Re: Timeline of my husband's initial PMLA and LTVP and renewals, then finally PR!
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let's say it is approved in March and given a 1-year LTVP, will the expiry date of the new LTVP be May 2024 or March 2024?
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Expiry date is based on when you go down to ICA for the appointment to get the new LTVP card.
Let’s say approve in March, earliest ICA slot is on April and you go down, the new LTVP expires in April 2024.
You can always make the appointment 1 week before the current LTVP expiration date if you’re worried.
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Thanks MOCHS.
Just an update:
Submitted the LTVP renewal application on 11 March, and received the IPA on 17 March. This is faster than expected.
