What this is stating is that you need to make a visit to the Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China.SGvivi wrote:
However i could not quite understand one of the terms required for the above visit pass:
Letter from the Embassy or High Commission of applicant's country stating that her newborn child will follow the parent's nationality and a valid travel document of that country will be issued to the newborn child
Of course i want my child to follow the nationality of his father(Singaporean) but where do i obtain this letter? Can i obtain it from the China Embassy in Singapore? Do they provide such services?
Please help if anyone has similar experiences or they know where to get it
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You see, the permit is for you to have a child here, not your husband, so the permit and it's restrictions apply to you and your child.SGvivi wrote:but my husband is a Singaporean. Is there no way the child nationality can be a Singaporean after birth?
As a further adjunct to that, years ago (don't know about now) if you married a Singaporean you had to sign a letter acknowledging that fact BEFORE the Registry of Marriage would marry you, else, no deal. I know.Tribble wrote:
Again, your child cannot be born as a Singapore Citizen.
The registration of marriage between a non-Singaporean and a Singapore citizen or Singapore permanent resident does not automatically accord the non-Singaporean spouse the right of permanent residence in Singapore.
If my memory serves me right. Go and have your delivery overseas. Then on come back to register child as a Sger. I cannot find the link now as I am out and about . Will look for you asapshinya1 wrote:so the only way for the newborn to automatically quality for a singapore citizen is 1 singapore citizen husband + 1 PR mum AT least? But that is not what the wiki quote says.
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