Read your PR case file before ICA does.
See how your profile reads against ICA's own factors, fix what's weak, and get through the wait with real answers.
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Because you said your parents live with you: a visible sign of putting down roots.
Every line tells you where it came from.
ICA publishes what it considers, not how it weighs it. So we keep three things apart: what ICA says, what 131 vetted applicant reports show, and our own judgement.
How we scoreSources: ICA, Population in Brief 2026, ICA document checklist.
Applied already? The wait is where we'll help most.
Coming nextShaded: where the middle half of reported decisions landed (months 5–11). ICA's stated timeline is within 6 months when documents are complete.
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Ask Compass will answer from ICA sources and vetted reports, and say which is which.
It will never guess your odds. When it doesn't know, it will say so and point you to ICA. Until it launches, the answers to the most common waiting-period questions are in the knowledge base.
“My first application sat with ICA for nine months, then came back rejected, with no reason given. I work in data and AI, so the second time I did what I do for a living: I studied the evidence. I was approved. This is that work, made free for everyone.”
Why trust the output: every official fact links to ICA or another government source, every applicant pattern comes from vetted, source-tracked cases, and the scoring is tested against real outcomes, with its limits stated.
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“ICA takes into account factors such as the individual's family ties to Singaporeans, economic contributions, qualifications, age, family profile and length of residency, to assess the applicant's ability to contribute to Singapore and integrate into our society, as well as his or her commitment to sinking roots in Singapore.”