What makes you think your REP isn't renewable just because it is expired?withyou wrote:If it's renewable, I wouldn't even be posting here. Renewing isn't an option.
Archiving.withyou wrote:I have been staying in Singapore with family all my life. I will need to leave Singapore to get papers done in my birth country. As my REP is expired, once I leave Singapore, I understand my PR is cancelled.
I need some help with understanding things here as I have some difficulty switching from a "local" mindset to an "expat" mindset.
1. Do I need to surrender my blue IC or will it just be invalid once I leave the country?
2. I will be heading back to Singapore for job serach right after fixing those papers. Possibly within a day or two. How long will I be able to stay in Singapore without PR?
You don't seem to grasp the situation. There are many options available to people who need to get their REP renewed but without details of your circumstances, no one here can provide any advice to you, not even to your first two questions.withyou wrote:You have such a black heart. All these unnecessary assumptions and sarcasm are not helping.
Leaving is because I have to get papers done and see a loved one. Not some imaginary escape you are making up in your head.
1. Without a valid REP, your PR is automatically revoked when you leave Singapore. So I assume your IC will be invalid.withyou wrote:I have been staying in Singapore with family all my life. I will need to leave Singapore to get papers done in my birth country. As my REP is expired, once I leave Singapore, I understand my PR is cancelled.
I need some help with understanding things here as I have some difficulty switching from a "local" mindset to an "expat" mindset.
1. Do I need to surrender my blue IC or will it just be invalid once I leave the country?
2. I will be heading back to Singapore for job serach right after fixing those papers. Possibly within a day or two. How long will I be able to stay in Singapore without PR?
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