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What is the requirement of S Pass holder to apply Credit Card?
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Maybe she makes more than $30,000 per annum
Yap! Never under-estimate the earning power of Pinoy FT, they can be professional in the morning...Part time singer, dancer, musician in the night...
Banks only need 6 months of their stable income slips!
I have a colleague, pinoy FT. Knn, she has a credit card of our local bank Posb/DBS, not their pinoy banks.
How come a S Pass holder able to apply Credit Card?
I thought it is min $30,000 per annum?
any1 can clarify?
sure credit or debit card ?
maybe it's a supplement card bo ?
S pass holder min pay must be $60k per anus...
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S Pass - Before you apply
Eligibility
Mid-level skilled foreigners (e.g. technicians) who wish to work in Singapore may apply for an S Pass. Applicants will be assessed on a points system, taking into account multiple criteria. S Pass applicants accumulate points based on how far they meet the criteria. As a general guide, these criteria can be broadly described as (for illustrative purposes only):
- A minimum fixed monthly salary of $2,000
- Educational qualifications
- A degree, diploma
- Technical certificates can be considered. These are, very broadly, courses that train the applicant to be a qualified technician or specialist in their chosen field. The certification should comprise of at least one year of full-time study.
- Type of job (e.g. professional, specialist or technician)
- Number of years of relevant work experience
i overheard it when she was talking to the acct manager during our company outing.
Pinoy to Acct Manager:"......i bought movie tickets wif my Posb/DBS credit card."
if min $2000, that means my office is paying her more than $2000? which can be $2,500?
if min $2000, that means my office is paying her more than $2000? which can be $2,500?
You wrong lah.. her pay shud be min $3750 .
Eligibility to apply DBS Visa/MasterCard/DBS AMEX /POSB MasterCard Credit (Non-Singaporeans/Non-Permanent Residents of Singapore)
Non-Singaporeans and non-Permanent Residents (PR) of Singapore who would like to apply for DBS Credit Card must be
- working and residing in Singapore.
- Hold a valid Employment Pass with minimum of at least 9 months from the time of card application until processing is completed.
- A valid passport.
- Minimum annual income requirement for non-Singaporeans and non-PRs is S$45,000 per annum.
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hi there
1. bro, before you go head over heels over such pinoy!
2. it could be some supplementary card too!
3. you should know that pinoy loves to boast too.
4. or it could also be some charge card.
She works in the office as customer service, no OT. 5 1/2 day per wk.
She has work in the office for almost 4 years.
wa, S$45,000?
hi there
1. bro, well done!
2. yes, mas is pretty strict on the credit card thing for all foreigners in sheepishland.
3. banks here are also very on mah!
Yes bro...last few years it was min $60k.
now already reduce . bank wants to kill them.. muahaha...
Absolutely. Credit cards are ubiquitous these days like Rolex and LV bags, genuine and fakes.
Exclusivity means very few people have it and very difficult to obtain because there's a long waiting list as the supply is severely limited.
These days everyone has a Rolex, therefore, Rollies are not exclusive but a popular trend.
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