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hi randev, i'll help you bump this post. i wanna know the answer too.

hi ben :) good to see you in this thread. we can learn a lot from your experiences from FSW 2013 :)

congrats franie :)

thanks namaste :) so it is just like MR, PCC too, the allotted time would be depending on the assigned VO.

just want to bump my previous Q. thanks :)

hi guys, i just want to ask those who already got PPR, how many days were given to you by the visa office (from the day you receive the PPR email) to comply with the passport submission? do you think this time period is the same for all visa offices or is it going to be different and depends...

hi Dsiraj, for PCC & RPRF, you are given 30days to comply. for MR, you should do it within 60days of email receipt. But these time frames seems to be different across Visa Offices, these info are coming from Manila Visa Office by the way.

hi A-Cheng, answer ko yung 1 question mo about having separate medical exam locations for husband & wife... Yes, it is OK. Based dun sa experience ng sinusundan kong blogger, sa singapore nagpa-medical yung husband while yung wife & children eh sa manila naman. eto yung blog post about dun...

congrats hope19 :)

hi dustincarlisle, hindi pa kame nakaka-submit ng NBI sa Manila VO, pero both me & my wife's NBI has "NO DEROGATORY RECORD" written on it. in my opinion, ok lang naman yung sa husband mo. base dun sa MR/PCC email ng Manila VO (i think you may have receive a similar email content with regards...

congrats ZCass! :)

hi Owais Iqbal, thanks for your reply & confirmation of the matter :)

hi guys, i'm from fsw batch 2014. i would like to know if any one of you paid for their RPRF through online payment using CC? here is the link from CIC website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/result.asp?lob=proc&cat=perm thanks and regards :)

hi guys :) for those who are currently in Singapore and are going to be required to submit a Singapore Certificate of Clearance (COC), it is best to apply for it as soon as you received your PCC request. Processing time of SG COC; for Singapore citizen = 10 working days (~2weeks) for...

hi guys :) for those who are currently in Singapore and are going to be required to submit a Singapore Certificate of Clearance (COC), it is best to apply for it as soon as you received your PCC request. Processing time of SG COC; for Singapore citizen = 10 working days (~2weeks) for...

Hi china_maple, nakapag-apply knb SG police clearance? Meron pala ako PM sayo about that :)

hi china_maple, nakita ko sa SS na-send mo na medical mo sa VO? :) san clinic ka pala & sino doctor? thanks.

thanks askhan for your reply. :)

congrats Unit_ThornHill! :)

+1 ppmom hinanap ko kagad kung ano translation gamit mo, The Message pala :) claim ko din yang message na yan :)