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Applying for a Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) in Singapore can be a challenging process, and receiving a rejection can be disheartening despite following all the guidelines and submitting all the required documents. Understanding the common reasons for rejection and knowing how to address them can improve your chances when you apply LTVP in future applications.   In this article, we will explore the top reasons why LTVP applications are often rejected, provide an insight on ICA’s decision making process, and provide actionable solutions to help you navigate the process more effectively. Common Reasons for LTVP Rejection 1. Insufficient Documentation One of the primary reasons for LTVP rejection is the submission of incomplete or incorrect documentation. The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) requires a comprehensive set of documents to assess your eligibility. Solution: Ensure that you provide all necessary documents, including a valid passport, marriage certificate, birth ce

Choosing the right residency option for yourself depends on your individual needs and goals. This article compares the Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) and Singapore Permanent Residency for spouses of existing PR holders. Decision Framework for LTVP vs PR: Source: ICA Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP) Pros: Faster Application: Easier and quicker application process compared to PR. On average around 4 weeks. Flexibility: Allows extended stay in Singapore with renewals from 6 months onwards. Work Option: You can apply for an LOC to work in Singapore. Cons: Limited Benefits: LTVP holders don't enjoy the same benefits as PRs, such as subsidies and social programs. Renewal Requirements: You need to renew the LTVP periodically. Permanent Residency (PR) Pros: Stability: Provides greater long-term residency and stability in Singapore. Extensive Benefits: PRs have access to various social benefits like healthcare subsidies, lower school fees for children at public schools (see appendix