finding_scotty wrote: At age 23 (parents lost track of time) he applied for renunciation which was granted with no issues and as a result we have 2 documents stating so (issued by Singapore High Commission, Consular Section, London) logged on the Registrar of Citizens, Singapore.
Thanks
Once your renunciation is accepted, you will received a letter albeit a statement which will states something along this line
"We have received your application for renunciation dated ........."
"We have accepted your application"
This comes from ICA. This is enough proof that he is no longer a Sger
ICA proud as a peacock they are which actually translates the Gahmen high moral ground BS will never write "you are no longer a Singapore Citizen"
Just to have a last go at the applicant for ditiching the SG citizenship which will make the application wondering am I a Sger or not, just to spice things up.
I had a long talk with the officer who drafted this template and I was basically told to back off !! How nasty can the Gahmen be to stoop so low
Rest assured your brother is safe from the minefield. If you are still unsure bring that renunciation acceptance letter handy when entering SG. Throw it on the face of ICA officer at border control if they asked.
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