Hi,
Not sure if this has been discussed before. I've search the forums and so far none matches my situation.
Anyway, I've recently resigned from my company and plan to return to my home country. I want to renounce my PR status and claim my CPF. I understand that getting my CPF will take about 2-4 weeks to process.
Do I need to wait for my last day in office before I terminate my PR or can I do it in advance?
Thanks in advance.
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Renouncing my Permanent Residency
If you surrender your PR, you will be on social visit pass. On social visit pass you are not allowed to work. Which implies that you cannot cancel your PR until your last day of work.
From what I know the process is very simple and straight forward. Although the CPF money may take time to hit your account. You dont need to stay in Singapore until then, you can initiate the transfer and then leave. So I think max you need to stay in Singapore like for a day or 2 after your last day at work.
From what I know the process is very simple and straight forward. Although the CPF money may take time to hit your account. You dont need to stay in Singapore until then, you can initiate the transfer and then leave. So I think max you need to stay in Singapore like for a day or 2 after your last day at work.
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I believe the CPF board will wire transfer you funds to the bank of your choosing with in 15 to 21 days if I'm not mistaken.
http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/CPF/my-cpf/Overseas/LivO9.htm
http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/CPF/Svc-Stds/Wi ... rounds.htm
http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/CPF/my-cpf/Overseas/LivO9.htm
http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/CPF/Svc-Stds/Wi ... rounds.htm
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You do not need to wait for 14 days to have your money in your account.
Go to ICA first renounce your PRship
Then go to CPF office and show the counter that you have renounce PR and would like to withdraw all your monies
Time taken 1 and half hours max
Document needed your IC, POSB book, PP and your face
Easy as
Go to ICA first renounce your PRship
Then go to CPF office and show the counter that you have renounce PR and would like to withdraw all your monies
Time taken 1 and half hours max
Document needed your IC, POSB book, PP and your face
Easy as
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