PPR timeline for applications with extensive information??

[am102]

Hi All,
I've submitted my application, and it's being processed. Between us my spouse and I, we have lived in 6 countries for which we had to produce police certificates. We travel quite a bit, so our travel history in the past 10 years was around 60-70 entry and exit stamps each on passport. We also have work experience in 3 countries (main applicant 3 jobs).

Anyone with such extensive paperwork to be checked can enlighten me on the amount of time it took them to progress from one stage to another in the PR process from AOR until getting PPR and the COPR?

Any positive examples?

I am worried it's going to take a lot more than usual. Thanks!

 

[Hassan.Fahm]

Hi All,
I've submitted my application, and it's being processed. Between us my spouse and I, we have lived in 6 countries for which we had to produce police certificates. We travel quite a bit, so our travel history in the past 10 years was around 60-70 entry and exit stamps each on passport. We also have work experience in 3 countries (main applicant 3 jobs).

Anyone with such extensive paperwork to be checked can enlighten me on the amount of time it took them to progress from one stage to another in the PR process from AOR until getting PPR and the COPR?

Any positive examples?

I am worried it's going to take a lot more than usual. Thanks!

I also have a same issue but may be not as extensive like yours. I have worked in 4 countries and my passport pages are fully exhausted as well.

I filled e-APR on May 5 2018 and so far good new is my medicals are passed.

Whats your timeline so far

 

[fmk8890]

I'm in the same boat as you. My husband's passport is of 100 leaves, with most pages stamped. It took me a while to scan it clear enough to abide by the 4mb size rule.

I have worked in 3 different companies in different countries and had to provide a lot of documents to prove it, including work permits, contract letters, etc.

I had to attach a very detailed LOE for a few things that needed clarification in my profile.

AOR is 4th May & I passed meds within 6 days, however, I fear they'll take too long to process my application. Let's hope it's otherwise.

 

[ahmao]

Hi our timeline is quite close, both MEP early May. My travel history is not as extensive as yours, I only stayed in SG 10 years ago. Anyway lets keep in touch and best of luck to you!

 

[fmk8890]

Also, I'd like to add, I see that applicants applying from Middle East with Abu Dhabi VOs receive their PPR within 60-80 days, whereas London VO is notorious for processing it in over 200+ days. I am hoping my VO is Abu Dhabi *fingers crossed*

 

[am102]

I hope this would not affect the timeline. My timeline is:
AOR 23 May
Still waiting for passing Medical

 

[fmk8890]

I hope this would not affect the timeline. My timeline is:
AOR 23 May
Still waiting for passing Medical

For your medical, hopefully by this week.