You could get him SC by registration (if you're married to the mother) or you could get him in on a student's pass but a PR is not that easy. Also he would have to do NS as the child of a SC.Nightisyang wrote: ↑Sun, 06 Jun 2021 4:37 pmI'm wondering whether anyone has any information on whether it is possible to get a PR for my son? He will be born overseas with his mom's nationality. Our plan is to leave SG eventually but we will see our son spending his early years in SG.
Happy Belated New Year, my friend. Hope all are doing okay and you are staying safe although, I rather find that hard to believe knowing your penchant for adventure. Cheers!Mad Scientist wrote: ↑Sat, 08 Jan 2022 4:22 pmSorry buddy ,game over
Once your child attain SG citizenship / PP he is required by law to apply Exit Permit when he turns 13 if he or you decided to stay out of Singapore.
Singapore Citizenship leads to all these minefields
Hey matey, I am well so is the wife. We are in NZ for the time being. Too much issues with Covid across the ditch. Up and running after going under the knife for the second time. We are very fortunate in NZ compare to other countries. I am so grateful that we are here and trying to hold off as long as we can from these variants. I know it is a matter of when not how before Omicron gets into the community but hey even with Delta apart from the initial spike, the cases hovers around 50 a day. Vaccination about 93%.sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Sat, 08 Jan 2022 10:10 pmHappy Belated New Year, my friend. Hope all are doing okay and you are staying safe although, I rather find that hard to believe knowing your penchant for adventure. Cheers!Mad Scientist wrote: ↑Sat, 08 Jan 2022 4:22 pmSorry buddy ,game over
Once your child attain SG citizenship / PP he is required by law to apply Exit Permit when he turns 13 if he or you decided to stay out of Singapore.
Singapore Citizenship leads to all these minefields
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