SINGAPORE EXPATS FORUM
Singapore Expat Forum and Message Board for Expats in Singapore & Expatriates Relocating to Singapore

... if you make it back before the REP expires, you will be able to stay in Singapore, generally speaking, as long as you do not pass through Immigration gates for any reason. If you go to play golf for the day to Bintan, Batam, etc. ...

... but the trend is undeniable - - the screws only get tighter over time. Singapore has a very unique immigration policy; you need to approach with a lot of circumspection and weigh the pros/cons ...

... the employer has withheld more than the tax amount due, can we leave Singapore? Or are we going to get stopped at immigration?

Singapore immigration is not like other countries… turning down such an offer can be like refusing a lovers advances… she can ...

Singapore immigration is not like other countries… turning down such an offer can be like refusing a lovers advances… she can ...

1. You’re not American
2. American politics/election have no bearing on Singapore’s immigration policies
3. You should be concerned about SG elections instead, if and when it’s held

... great place. Hence we are thinking of Australia right now, even tho the immigration path for Australia is harder and longer than Canada's (but still ... hub, London is certainly ahead of the other locations (probably Singapore as well, although the gap is narrowing with the changes in Asia/money ...

... I know so many Malaysian Chinese who earn way less, been in Singapore for way way shorter time, who got the PR so easily on their first ... (if that is the main goal). Canada is also likely to face tighter immigration standards in the coming years (although it will probably still ...

... But don't get your hopes up. Rather, work on an alternate plan for immigration - like another country. Do it while you are still young. It's quite unlikely that you will be able to crack the Singapore PR challenge.

... their sick relatives back home were the reason for being absent from Singapore… but you need to know that sympathy does not factor into immigration decisions. Applying for PR in Singapore is much like a pursuing a romantic relationship, ...

... up SG citizenship, maybe because of the changes of Korean citizenship/immigration law in recent years making it easier to still have connection ... in general, my opinion is that Koreans do relatively integrate well in Singapore, with similarities in culture and language here in Singapore. So ...

... their sick relatives back home were the reason for being absent from Singapore… but you need to know that sympathy does not factor into immigration decisions. Applying for PR in Singapore is much like a pursuing a romantic relationship, ...

... race? Chinese Indonesian is not a race. Chinese-Indonesian could be. Singapore allows hyphenated (dual) race designations, but the first race ... as a race is classified under Malay or Others. Regardless… for immigration purposes, putting Chinese race will be favorable, even though ...

I am applying via sponsorship scheme (Singapore Citizen Spouse). Do I really need a recommendation / Reference letter from ... best read this: https://www.ica.gov.sg/public-education/apply-long-term-immigration-facilities-through-commercial-entities

... my thoughts.... As you know (or should know) the government here allows immigration (e.g., PR & SGC) because they are looking for immigrants to fill ... you can make to this country is by populating the future of Singapore. PR is a stepping stone to Citizenship and should be looked at ...