FSW 2013 SINGAPORE VISA OFFICE - LET'S CONNECT HERE

[mrahman]

Shubhi Noboborsho...

I have stopped visiting the main FSW 2013 forum as it is depressing to see SGVOs lack of progress compare to other VOs. However, I am regularly checking update SGVO forum (this one) and we have lot of BD bros/sis who are eagerly waiting for updates.

I am very optimistic we will get MRs soon for FSW 2013 applicants (at least the first batch).

Keep posting and updating.....lets be positive here.

True! I stopped visiting that forum too.

 

[kmkamal]

True! I stopped visiting that forum too.

Yes, it’s really frustrating situation whenever we observe that our neighbouring country got visa quite easily. How long we have to wait for getting any good news? SGVO please expedite your file processing system. Pray for the best………………..

 

[tymbi]

Yeahh Visa Office new delhi is super fast.....some of the applicants of 2013 already reached canada.....well done.

Yes, it's really frustrating situation whenever we observe that our neighbouring country got visa quite easily. How long we have to wait for getting any good news? SGVO please expedite your file processing system. Pray for the best....................

 

[raz002vp]

Dear friends,

I was in UK for 5 years and I left it before my fsw application. At the time of my application I only included my BD police clearance as I had not my UK PCC in hand. I applied for UK PCC in last month and I got it today in my hand. Shall I send it to Singapore quoted my UCI and file number or shall I wait for them to ask it by them? If I wait is there any question of validity of UK PCC as I am not going to UK anymore? or if I send it to Singapore Shall I ask them by CSE to know the address to send and other circumstances? Please give your opinion. Thank you..

 

[canadachocaccon]

Dear friends,

I was in UK for 5 years and I left it before my fsw application. At the time of my application I only included my BD police clearance as I had not my UK PCC in hand. I applied for UK PCC in last month and I got it today in my hand. Shall I send it to Singapore quoted my UCI and file number or shall I wait for them to ask it by them? If I wait is there any question of validity of UK PCC as I am not going to UK anymore? or if I send it to Singapore Shall I ask them by CSE to know the address to send and other circumstances? Please give your opinion. Thank you..

I was in the same situation. I sent a CSE to SGVO and they gave me their address to send my PCC.

Hope it helps!

 

[ashif_eee]

Dear friends,

I was in UK for 5 years and I left it before my fsw application. At the time of my application I only included my BD police clearance as I had not my UK PCC in hand. I applied for UK PCC in last month and I got it today in my hand. Shall I send it to Singapore quoted my UCI and file number or shall I wait for them to ask it by them? If I wait is there any question of validity of UK PCC as I am not going to UK anymore? or if I send it to Singapore Shall I ask them by CSE to know the address to send and other circumstances? Please give your opinion. Thank you..

U can send CSE asking what to do about ur PCC .. Beside with this u can ask for the current status of ur file. This will give a u chance to know the updated info about ur file .

SGVO are going to give u below address to send the hard copy:

IMMIGRATION SECTION
HIGH COMMISSION OF CANADA
One George Street #11-01,
SINGAPORE 049145

If they make too delay to reply, u may courier ur PCC to the above address directly with a cover letter (giving ur name+UCI+File No+PP no.).

Its not mentioned anywhere but typically they accept PCCs for which u have not visited any later date of ur PCC rcvd date. So 3 months validity should not affect in this regard.

 

[raz002vp]

I was in the same situation. I sent a CSE to SGVO and they gave me their address to send my PCC.

Hope it helps!

Thank you. So I should send a CSE first. Would you please share the address they have given yo send the PCC?

 

[raz002vp]

U can send CSE asking what to do about ur PCC .. Beside with this u can ask for the current status of ur file. This will give a u chance to know the updated info about ur file .

SGVO are going to give u below address to send the hard copy:

IMMIGRATION SECTION
HIGH COMMISSION OF CANADA
One George Street #11-01,
SINGAPORE 049145

If they make too delay to reply, u may courier ur PCC to the above address directly with a cover letter (giving ur name+UCI+File No+PP no.).

Its not mentioned anywhere but typically they accept PCCs for which u have not visited any later date of ur PCC rcvd date. So 3 months validity should not affect in this regard.

Thank you Ashif for your kind suggestion. I will do accordingly.

 

[canadachocaccon]

Thank you. So I should send a CSE first. Would you please share the address they have given yo send the PCC?

Check as below:
Mailing Address | Adresse d’expédition : P.O. Box 845, Robinson Road, Singapore 901645

 

[raz002vp]

Check as below:
Mailing Address | Adresse d'expédition : P.O. Box 845, Robinson Road, Singapore 901645

Dear canadachocaccon

Thank you again. It looks different address from Ashif has given... Confused!!!

 

[canadachocaccon]

Ashif has given street office add. They provided me 2 addresses, but said that I could send by mail, so I chose mailing address to send my PCC. I am not sure which one is correct?!

 

[vipersnipe]

Ashif has given street office add. They provided me 2 addresses, but said that I could send by mail, so I chose mailing address to send my PCC. I am not sure which one is correct?!

You should send it to the Robinson Road address. That's their mailing address. George Street is the consulate's physical address and they don't prefer to get application related mails directly in here.

 

[ashif_eee]

Dear canadachocaccon

Thank you again. It looks different address from Ashif has given... Confused!!!

Ashif has given street office add. They provided me 2 addresses, but said that I could send by mail, so I chose mailing address to send my PCC. I am not sure which one is correct?!

When u are sending by courier through FedEx/ UPS/DHL to their office directly then it should be sent to below address as I mentioned earlier:

IMMIGRATION SECTION
HIGH COMMISSION OF CANADA
One George Street #11-01,
SINGAPORE 049145


But when u are sending to their mail box by mail system then the address should be as per canadachocaccon :

Adresse d'expédition : P.O. Box 845, Robinson Road, Singapore 901645

Please check the link of SGVO:
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/singapore-singapour/visas/update-how_mettre-comment.aspx

i guess this may clear ur confusions now...

 

[ashif_eee]

You should send it to the Robinson Road address. That's their mailing address. George Street is the consulate's physical address and they don't prefer to get application related mails directly in here.

No brother...This is not true at all... I have sent my spouse addition docs to courier address. In my experience several times documents has sent to the courier address by my family members. They were automatically updated without any hassle.

So this information/conception is not right in my opinion...

Also SGVO himself suggested two address. U can check when we sent our all application Kit to CIC Nova Scotia, there was also two address mentioned on their site (Courier+Mailing address). I chose the courier address...

I hope this will give u a clearer idea...

 

[raz002vp]

When u are sending by courier through FedEx/ UPS/DHL to their office directly then it should be sent to below address as I mentioned earlier:

IMMIGRATION SECTION
HIGH COMMISSION OF CANADA
One George Street #11-01,
SINGAPORE 049145


But when u are sending to their mail box by mail system then the address should be as per canadachocaccon :

Adresse d'expédition : P.O. Box 845, Robinson Road, Singapore 901645

Please check the link of SGVO:
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/singapore-singapour/visas/update-how_mettre-comment.aspx

i guess this may clear ur confusions now...

Thank you. I have sent a CSE this evening concerning this matter and also asked the file status. Lets see what they reply.