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Thanks for the advice. very assuring

When do you think it will be appropriate for me to apply though ? at least a year after employment ? how long will the whole process takes ?

Wow thanks for the prompt reply guys, really appreciate it

PNGMK wrote:Are you ethnic Chinese?

yup, ethnic Chinese. will it help with my application though ?

Hi I would be applying for Singapore Citizenship next year and would like to ask what's my possibility of getting it based on my profile: current citizenship : Indonesian Age : 27 PR since 1998 (2nd generation PR). PR renewed once in 2014. Salary : N/A. just finished Masters at overseas university a...

Hi, I'm 2nd Gen PR who stayed here since 13 (I'm 21 this year). I received my enlisment letter on Monday and after discussing it with my parents, I decided to go for NS. However, there are some questions that I would like to ask. And is it a must to convert citizenship after going through NS or will...

You can usually get a deferment for reservists training if you are outstation (for a while only of course) You will eventually have to do it but they are pretty flexible if you can document your reasons for requesting the deferment. I see. Thanks. Guess I'll discuss this issue with my parents first...

Throw it away, leave Singapore, change your identity and pray you'll never have to step into Singapore ever again. Ever. hmmm. but I still have my final sem in my poly. I can't just do that. can I ? :? Stay in school; get your degree. Do your NS. Think of it as two years of extra-curricular activit...

But if I decide to renounce my PR without having to serve NS, what should I do with my pre-enlisment letter ? Throw it away, leave Singapore, change your identity and pray you'll never have to step into Singapore ever again. Ever. hmmm. but I still have my final sem in my poly. I can't just do that...

In normal circumstances, yes. Under the current pogrom against foreigners, I wouldn't bet a slug nickel on it. But, in theory, no, there should be no problems either working here or studying here assuming all other things being up to snuff. I see. thanks for the quick replu I'm asking this right no...

In normal circumstances, yes. Under the current pogrom against foreigners, I wouldn't bet a slug nickel on it. But, in theory, no, there should be no problems either working here or studying here assuming all other things being up to snuff. I see. thanks for the quick replu I'm asking this right no...

don't think that glasses will be history

since glasses in recent years have become more than just an equipment to help us to see things better

wow.

didn't notice it when I was there around 3 weeks ago..

though it seems weird

why would they create such things in airport ?

sundaymorningstaple wrote:Sure.



Provided which you have done your National Service FIRST. Otherwise, probably not.

So this means if I decided to go through NS and renounce my PR after that, I will still be able to work/study here through work/study pass ?

sundaymorningstaple wrote:Sure.



Provided which you have done your National Service FIRST. Otherwise, probably not.

But do i need to do re-service if I decided to stay as PR after I completed my NS ?

hi. I am 18 years old 2nd generation PR currently studying in local polytechnic.

The thing I want to ask is, can i still apply for student pass even after i renounce my PR ?