Applying for Singapore PR: Single vs. Married

2025-12-02

When applying for Singapore PR, single individuals and married families, due to their completely different circumstances, have completely different focuses. Everyone must pay attention to distinguishing and grasping them.

Single Individuals

Is it difficult to pass if you are single? Of course not. However, in order for single individuals to successfully apply for PR, they either have an advantage in age, work ability, and salary.

1) Age advantage

Young people who have just started working, you are the future reserve force of Singapore. We suggest that if you have a basic education, you should apply boldly to avoid missing the age advantage period. Let's take a real case study of our application: Customer A, born in 1995, with a salary of only $3000+, works as a nurse. Through our application, it was approved in one go.

2) Advantages in work ability and salary

Single but slightly older individuals are current contributors to society, whether in terms of construction or tax contributions, so the highlight is having strong work ability. Of course, one aspect that reflects work ability is having a high salary. For example, a real case we applied for: a single male client with a salary of over $10000, who submitted an application through us after 9 months of being new and was approved in one go.

Married Family

For a married family, the main factors to consider are stability: one is the family's determination to settle down, and the other is the family's income situation.

1) The determination of the whole family to settle down

Make sure the officer sees your family's determination to settle in Singapore. Simply put, apply together as husband and wife, and if you have children, apply together with them. Some people say, 'I'll apply for someone to try first.' No!

2) Family income

It mainly depends on the conditions of the main applicant (education, salary, job, etc.). If the conditions are basically acceptable, you are the group with the highest approval rate, because you are not only the current builders, but also the future reserve force. If you can contribute to the population, you will definitely be the most popular.

3) Our suggestions

So, for married families, our suggestion is to be slightly stable and boldly apply. Should I pay taxes for one or two years? I'll take a look at it again? Do I need to reapply for my child's education? Don't wait, your hesitation will be understood as a lack of determination to settle down.

These types of applicants are also the largest proportion of our approved clients. Generally speaking, as long as the main applicant's salary reaches $6000, they have a basic college degree or above, and the materials are prepared, they can basically get the PR as they wish.

What Can We Do For You?

1) Timely follow, inform, and remind about updates to ICA.

2) For applicants who have not yet submitted their application, we can help organize the submission materials, fill out the application form, tailor the application plan according to your actual situation, as well as a series of updates, supplements, issuances, and other matters in the future.

3) For applicants who have already submitted their own documents, we can also help you follow up and follow up, assist in updating, assist in submitting materials, assist in issuing approved documents, and so on.

Singapore Skyline Business, a duly registered business entity with the Singapore Ministry of Manpower, offers a wide range of services including translation notarization, work pass applications, PR applications, citizenship applications, study abroad assistance, and real estate agency services. With our wealth of experience in PR and citizenship applications and a track record of numerous successful cases, if you require assistance with your PR application, please don't hesitate to contact us using the following methods. Get in touch with us today to kick start your PR/SC journey!

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