LTVP Status After Divorce?

[LCLee1969]

Hi

I’m holding a LTVP and am married to a Singaporean citizen. Unfortunately we have decided to get divorced due to personal differences. Once my divorce has been confirmed, what will happen to the status of my current Long Term Visit Pass? Will it be revoked/cancelled immediately or am I still permitted to maintain the pass until it expires? Would appreciate any advise or help on this topic. Thank you.

[singaporeflyer]

Hi

I’m holding a LTVP and am married to a Singaporean citizen. Unfortunately we have decided to get divorced due to personal differences. Once my divorce has been confirmed, what will happen to the status of my current Long Term Visit Pass? Will it be revoked/cancelled immediately or am I still permitted to maintain the pass until it expires? Would appreciate any advise or help on this topic. Thank you.

If there are any changes to your marriage status, you are expected to inform ICA immediately. Once you inform them, your LTVP will be cancelled.

[LCLee1969]

Ok, thank you very much for the feedback. I expected that to be the case but I was not sure.

[PNGMK]

If you have children or need time to settle your affairs you should seek advice from your solicitor on approaching ICA for a special pass to give you time to do so.

[The Ref]

Hi

I’m holding a LTVP and am married to a Singaporean citizen. Unfortunately we have decided to get divorced due to personal differences. Once my divorce has been confirmed, what will happen to the status of my current Long Term Visit Pass? Will it be revoked/cancelled immediately or am I still permitted to maintain the pass until it expires? Would appreciate any advise or help on this topic. Thank you.

If there are any changes to your marriage status, you are expected to inform ICA immediately. Once you inform them, your LTVP will be cancelled.

I asked this question specifically of the court who mentioned the systems are not linked and is unlikely to be an issue until renewal of passes.

[Strong Eagle]

Hi

I’m holding a LTVP and am married to a Singaporean citizen. Unfortunately we have decided to get divorced due to personal differences. Once my divorce has been confirmed, what will happen to the status of my current Long Term Visit Pass? Will it be revoked/cancelled immediately or am I still permitted to maintain the pass until it expires? Would appreciate any advise or help on this topic. Thank you.

If there are any changes to your marriage status, you are expected to inform ICA immediately. Once you inform them, your LTVP will be cancelled.

I asked this question specifically of the court who mentioned the systems are not linked and is unlikely to be an issue until renewal of passes.

Sounds like the judge hasn't bothered to read the MoM web pages covering LTVP

Change in personal particulars

Who does this: Sponsoring company or main work pass holder

You need to inform us of changes in your personal particulars such as passport number, name or marital status.

[LCLee1969]

Hi

I’m holding a LTVP and am married to a Singaporean citizen. Unfortunately we have decided to get divorced due to personal differences. Once my divorce has been confirmed, what will happen to the status of my current Long Term Visit Pass? Will it be revoked/cancelled immediately or am I still permitted to maintain the pass until it expires? Would appreciate any advise or help on this topic. Thank you.

If there are any changes to your marriage status, you are expected to inform ICA immediately. Once you inform them, your LTVP will be cancelled.

I asked this question specifically of the court who mentioned the systems are not linked and is unlikely to be an issue until renewal of passes.

WoW, I thought everything in Singapore would be linked as they are very efficient!

[sundaymorningstaple]

They are linked. Eventually the sponsor or ltvp holder would be caught. At that point in time one or both are in violation of the laws of Singapore. They can then do as they want. The sponsor could easily find themself in a heap of brown stuff. The linkages have all taken place in the past 4 or 5 years. This is why when you do something with ICA and are asked for permission for them to check with ICA instead of you furnishing something, as they can easily access the info directly but prefer to have your permission.