And I am saying BYE to Pune Winters..Daily I repeat daily I tell myself, I will enjoy India a little bit more for few months.
Saying BYE to Mumbai Winters & HI to Mumbai Humidity
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That’s too early to loose patience. Just to let you know facts, only 60% applications get processed within six months timeline, rest 40% applications take more than 6 months, mostly around 8-12 months.
My suggestion would be to have patience and occupy yourself in some other work by the time you get your ppr.
I hope you get it soon but it’s just piece of advice based on my research and experience on this forum.
Good luck!
Nope, no IP2 for me either, folks! I'm speaking of the Real IP2, of course.
So, here's a haiku to ease the wait:
IP2, it's me.
Must have called a thousand times,
I hope that you're well.
So, here's a haiku to ease the wait:
IP2, it's me.
Must have called a thousand times,
I hope that you're well.
@USProgrammer @Laumyl
I thought it was 80%. They say 80% on the website.
They say but they have never met that target. More than 40% from June and July are still waiting and they are already in their 8 and 9 months respectively.
Can’t predict how they really work and how are they defining that target.
Personally, I hate Mumbai especially because of its weather. Cost of living is another factor, travelling is cherry on the top!Daily I repeat daily I tell myself, I will enjoy India a little bit more for few months.
Saying BYE to Mumbai Winters & HI to Mumbai Humidity
Another candidate with more dependents getting early Visa. In my opinion, persons with family are less likely to cause any nuisance to the surroundings. They won't indulge in illegal activities and hence are safest bet.
I know, I agree, yet Mumbai grows slowly, surely has grown on me, have been here for 9 years now. In love with Mumbai now and a totally Mumbaikar!Personally, I hate Mumbai especially because of its weather. Cost of living is another factor, travelling is cherry on the top!
I studied from Mumbai. God! I hate it. I hate the travelling time, crowd, weather. You wake up and think of boarding the early local instead of morning walk or exercises.
It surely provides good opportunities but doesn't make sense to live there unless you are Shahrukhs and Amitabhs lol
'Student' away from home in Mumbai would have been toughI studied from Mumbai. God! I hate it. I hate the travelling time, crowd, weather. You wake up and think of boarding the early local instead of morning walk or exercises.
It surely provides good opportunities but doesn't make sense to live there unless you are Shahrukhs and Amitabhs lol
I started my career here, still in same company and surviving well I lived in Chennai for a year few years back, started loving Mumbai more after that Am the same only.. Am in Ip1 from 24/01.Nope, no IP2 for me either, folks! I'm speaking of the Real IP2, of course.
So, here's a haiku to ease the wait:
IP2, it's me.
Must have called a thousand times,
I hope that you're well.
@USProgrammer @Laumyl
lol My native is Mumbai and I'm 100% Mumbaikar but I agree bro.. it's for the rich only.I studied from Mumbai. God! I hate it. I hate the travelling time, crowd, weather. You wake up and think of boarding the early local instead of morning walk or exercises.
It surely provides good opportunities but doesn't make sense to live there unless you are Shahrukhs and Amitabhs lol
I am from mumbai too!!
Its a work work work city, for peace and sleep you take weekend getaways.
Or if not work, party party party.
Got the PPR email his morning!.. issued 19/02/19
ITA- 15/10/18
AOR- Dec 03 2018
MEP- 14-01-19
added a new baby on 20th january
added spouse renewed passport on 25/01/19.
4 dependants- spouse+ 3 kids.
FSW- O ( Nigeria)
PPR- 19/02/19!
Good luck to everyone. @USProgrammer your posts have been insightful .
Haiku!
ITA- 15/10/18
AOR- Dec 03 2018
MEP- 14-01-19
added a new baby on 20th january
added spouse renewed passport on 25/01/19.
4 dependants- spouse+ 3 kids.
FSW- O ( Nigeria)
PPR- 19/02/19!
Good luck to everyone. @USProgrammer your posts have been insightful .
Haiku!