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ICA LTVP & PR Appeal Success

in Singapore

A rejection letter isn’t a verdict—it’s feedback. If you simply resubmit the same file, you’ll likely get the same outcome. The path forward is a targeted appeal with new evidence that directly addresses ICA’s assessment.

Apply at least 10 days before your current Visit Pass expires.

A valid Visit Pass is required at all times during your stay.

Passport must be valid and issued in your own name.

Who should consider an appeal?

You received a PR rejection recently and can add new information (e.g., salary progression, new role, tax records, certifications, community contributions, family updates).

You can file within the allowed window (see “Key rules” below).

If nothing material has changed, reapplying later when your profile improves may be wiser than appealing now.

Key rules (know these before you act)

Appeal window: generally within 6 months of the rejection date.
New information required: appeals should present fresh evidence not included previously.

Our 3-Phase Appeal System

Forensic Case Analysis

We deconstruct your rejected submission to pinpoint failure points: gaps, inconsistencies, weak narrative, missing proofs.

Profile Enhancement Plan

We help strengthen your proof stack — updated employment & income records, IRAS filings, qualifications, community/volunteering, family integration, letters of support.

Strategic Appeal Submission

We draft a concise, data-backed appeal letter, assemble new evidence, and prepare you for clarifications — so your case answers ICA’s criteria directly.

What Counts as “New Evidence”?

Latest employment letter, promotion, or salary increment
Tax assessments (IRAS), CPF/Medisave records where relevant
Professional certifications or academic upgrades

Community contributions — volunteering, memberships
Family changes — marriage, child, dependants in Singapore
Corrected / additional documents that were missing or unclear

Why “new”? ICA expects appeals to add substance — not repeat the same file.

Appeal vs Reapply — Which Is Right for Me?

Appeal Now

Do this if you can show meaningful changes and you’re within the 6-month window.

Reapply Later

If nothing material has changed, wait and submit a stronger fresh application when your profile improves.

Step-By-Step For Singapore PR Appeal

Step	Task	Responsible Party	Timing/Duration
1	Review rejection reasons and assess improvements needed	Applicant	1–2 days
2	Obtain additional supporting documents (e.g., letters of recommendation, certificates, tax statements)	Applicant	1–2 weeks
3	Seek advice from immigration experts on addressing rejection reasons and appeal strategy	Applicant and Expert	1–2 weeks
4	Collaborate with experts to draft a persuasive appeal letter that addresses rejection reasons and highlights strengths	Applicant and Expert	1 week
5	Review, edit, and finalize the appeal letter, ensuring all relevant points are addressed	Applicant and Expert	1–2 days
6	Submit the appeal letter, supporting documents, and any required fees online or in person	Applicant	Within 6 months of rejection
7	Monitor the status of the appeal and wait for a decision from the ICA	ICA	Several months
8	(If successful) Complete PR formalities, including signing the PR documents and getting the Entry Permit	Applicant	Within 2 months of appeal approval

Frequently Asked Questions

PR Appeal Singapore

How long does the PR appeal process take?

The processing time for PR appeals can vary greatly, but you should be prepared to wait for several months.

Can I reapply for PR if my appeal is rejected?

Yes, you can reapply for PR after a certain waiting period. However, you should carefully review the reasons for rejection and improve your application before reapplying.

How can I improve my chances of success in the PR appeal process?

Address the reasons for rejection, provide strong supporting evidence, and seek professional advice from experts like those at SGPR.

What factors does the Singapore PR Appeal Board consider when reviewing an appeal?

The PR Appeal Board considers factors such as your employment and financial history, contributions to the local community, and any additional evidence provided in your appeal letter.

Can I apply for PR for my spouse and children at the same time as my own PR application?

Yes, you can include your spouse and children under the age of 21 in your PR application. However, each family member’s application will be evaluated separately.

What are the common reasons for PR application rejections in Singapore?

Common reasons for PR application rejections include insufficient income, lack of skills or qualifications, insufficient time spent working in Singapore, or a weak connection to the local community.