Only if SHE is a male. Bugis St is long gone.ecureilx wrote:Popcorn timekaseyma wrote: Furthermore, unlike the U.S. there is no real downside to having the SG PR.

Only if SHE is a male. Bugis St is long gone.ecureilx wrote:Popcorn timekaseyma wrote: Furthermore, unlike the U.S. there is no real downside to having the SG PR.
There are both advantages and disadvantages associated with Singapore Permanent Residence.kaseyma wrote:Furthermore, unlike the U.S. there is no real downside to having the SG PR.
Excellent summary of advantages & disadvantages.BBCWatcher wrote:There are both advantages and disadvantages associated with Singapore Permanent Residence.kaseyma wrote:Furthermore, unlike the U.S. there is no real downside to having the SG PR.
There aren't. PR stands for "permanent resident" and if you're not going to live in Singapore, why would you need PR?genepool wrote:What are the ways for her to renew her PR besides going to Singapore, find a job, and stay there.
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