Bringing wife and toddler

[1D1OT]

My partner (not registered/thai) and my son(thai) is going to visit me(singaporean) in the near future and after reading a few post about 'refused entry' I'm starting to get paranoid as its thier first visit to sg.

What are the best ways to not get 'refused entry' and if it does happen would they deny food to the toddler or seperate my wife from my son? Also what could i do if such a thing happen?

Thank you very much. Do move the thread if its the wrong place to ask such things.

[PNGMK]

My partner (not registered/thai) and my son(thai) is going to visit me(singaporean) in the near future and after reading a few post about 'refused entry' I'm starting to get paranoid as its thier first visit to sg.

What are the best ways to not get 'refused entry' and if it does happen would they deny food to the toddler or seperate my wife from my son? Also what could i do if such a thing happen?

Thank you very much. Do move the thread if its the wrong place to ask such things.

They are not inhumane man. If denied entry they will be held in a holding room until turned around on the next flight. Ensure your partner has:

1. A return ticket
2. Confirmed accomodation
3. Evidence of having financial means for the duration of her stay
4. Evidence of her intention to return to Thailand.

[ecureilx]

My partner (not registered/thai) and my son(thai) is going to visit me(singaporean) in the near future and after reading a few post about 'refused entry' I'm starting to get paranoid as its thier first visit to sg.

What are the best ways to not get 'refused entry' and if it does happen would they deny food to the toddler or seperate my wife from my son? Also what could i do if such a thing happen?

Thank you very much. Do move the thread if its the wrong place to ask such things.

If it's your kid, the kid is eligible for SC

I doubt they gonna refuse entry.

To be safe, you should fly in with them

[SaraAbdul]

If it's your kid, the kid is eligible for SC

I doubt they gonna refuse entry.

To be safe, you should fly in with them[/quote]

i dont think so their children is eligeble for sc, OP does not register their union.

[ecureilx]

i dont think so their children is eligeble for sc, OP does not register their union.

He may forego a lot of other benefits, but being the father of the Child, he won't forego.

Oh, and, that means the son is eligible to be a citizen of SG. Did I miss something about "UNION" ?

[SaraAbdul]

i dont think so their children is eligeble for sc, OP does not register their union.

He may forego a lot of other benefits, but being the father of the Child, he won't forego.

Oh, and, that means the son is eligible to be a citizen of SG. Did I miss something about "UNION" ?

ok lah to me marriage or union can be the same thing =D
but this i quote from ICA - Overseas-born child of a Singapore citizen; the parents must be legally married.
I suggest OP to register marriage (see what you did to me?) and to apply or not citizen is up to them. I feel this is the right thing to do