snakebite wrote:Yep that old chestnut.
I have heard so many people doing "charity work" in Singapore in order to build up a case to get PR. It is so obvious!
Many of these people immediately stop their "charity" as soon as they are approved or declined for PR.
If you do charity, do it for charitable reasons, and keep doing it. Please do not do it for a return on investment. It kind of makes a mockery of those that genuinely do perform charitable tasks out of the goodness of their own hearts, and not just to get a stamp in their passport.
Charities are bit disinterested in engaging foreigners on SVP.Markoni wrote:I agree with you. I will be coming to SG in July, will be stay at home dad with some time on my hands. Can you recommend some organisations/websites where I can find out about options to help?
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