Probably the best you could hope for initially is a LTSVP (longterm social visit pass). That said, once you start a family here (kids with Singapore Citizenship - to put it bluntly) you could apply for PR based on family ties (but the fact that you don't work here won't help).norsam wrote:I come from Scotland. If I marry a Singaporean woman what type of entry visa would I be permitted as I plan to live here. I work offshore Indonesia at present but I have been a regular visitor to Singapore for the past 6 months.
I think your friend mixed up a few things and didnot listen well.MusicFever wrote:My friend who's from Switzerland married a Singapore woman in Australia now they are both living in Singapore. He told me he planned to apply for PR through his marriage. The immigration officer examed his case and answered he's eligible to get PR via marriage even he has no job at this moment, but he must participate in National Service. When he thought he would be the most funny soldier in the troop as a caucasian joining training with locals and he's not as that young now, reaching 40 soon, he called off. While I am not a Singaporean, when he told me about this, I was very surprized too. Why not just go to the ICA to check it out by yourself? It seems really case-by-case.
Good luck!
Could it be a mistake, at the age of 40 yet still need to serve NS.. Most of the Singaporean by the age of 40 could have completed their re-service...MusicFever wrote:My friend who's from Switzerland married a . When he thought he would be the most funny soldier in the troop as a caucasian joining training with locals and he's not as that young now, reaching 40 soon, he called off. While I am not a Singaporean, when he told me about this, I was very surprized too. Why not just go to the ICA to check it out by yourself? It seems really case-by-case.
Good luck!
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