Des wrote:How to let a women survive in her PR status that sponsored but husband, how long the max period length of PR(Blue IC), wat if the husband not willing to apply the Spore citizen for her all this years in their marriage then they divoce, wat muz she do as a single parents with 2 kids?
The P in PR stands for Permanent. So in theory if I correctly understand you can stay in Singapore rest of your life. There does not seem to be any validity period on the Blue IC card either. The re-entry permit is another issue, that needs to be renewed if you wish to go out of the country and still come back.Des wrote:How to let a women survive in her PR status that sponsored but husband, how long the max period length of PR(Blue IC), wat if the husband not willing to apply the Spore citizen for her all this years in their marriage then they divoce, wat muz she do as a single parents with 2 kids?
PPF,ProvenPracticalFlexible wrote:The P in PR stands for Permanent. So in theory if I correctly understand you can stay in Singapore rest of your life. There does not seem to be any validity period on the Blue IC card either. The re-entry permit is another issue, that needs to be renewed if you wish to go out of the country and still come back.Des wrote:How to let a women survive in her PR status that sponsored but husband, how long the max period length of PR(Blue IC), wat if the husband not willing to apply the Spore citizen for her all this years in their marriage then they divoce, wat muz she do as a single parents with 2 kids?
If you are employed you can apply on your own without sponsorship from husband.
From ICA FAQs
"I was granted PR under the sponsorship of my spouse, can I apply for citizenship?
If you are gainfully employed and have satisfied the residential requirement, you can apply for Singapore citizenship based on your own merits. However, if you are not gainfully employed, you can only apply under sponsorship of your spouse who is a Singapore Citizen. "
Well basically not at all, U wouldn't knew if she really have troubles in her marriage...phil30k wrote:This post brings to mind foreign nationals trying finetune business schemes to obtain foreign citizenship through the marriage and divorce of a Singaporean citizen as a starting point to obtaining other citizenships or bringing in more foreign nationals.
phil30k, I've been here over 25 years now. It is also reminiscent of the old Singaporean SPG's of the '80's as well. Although that has changed considerably in recent years but still exists but not quite as blatantly as before.phil30k wrote:This post brings to mind foreign nationals trying finetune business schemes to obtain foreign citizenship through the marriage and divorce of a Singaporean citizen as a starting point to obtaining other citizenships or bringing in more foreign nationals.
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