rong8 wrote: If I take up US citizenship and choose to apply for a job in Singapore, would I be at a disadvantage?
Your application will be treated individually on its own merit
and how about taking up the Singapore citizenship and applying for jobs in the US?
You can try this way too. It is your choice. Home is where the heart is : NOT ANY COUNTRY
From what I have gathered, it's easier for foreigners to work in Singapore compared to foreigners working in the United States?
In this current climate as election is looming in SG, it is getting harder.
Working in US , well, it depends what you are looking for
How about the ease of getting PR status in both countries?
PR in SG after renounce is IMPOSSIBLE. Not sure about US
What is the best path to take for a girl who is about to graduate from college but has no idea where she wants to be in the future? thank you!
You are in a dilemma and you want the best of both world.Talk to your parents is one way . Unfortunately in SG there is only one choice. I am not sure if you can regain US citizenship after renounce like UK does , .
Asia is at the crossroad of unimaginable growth. Anywhere you go there will be trials and tribulations. You have to make that choice
OP. This is incorrect.singaporeflyer wrote:If I choose to give up my Singaporean Citizenship, does that mean I can't be a Singaporean PR and I would need a Visa and a student pass to be able to continue studying in Singapore?
If you choose to give up your Singaporean Citizenship, then you may apply for a Singapore PR or apply for a Student Visa
But for the Singapore PR, ICA will surely remember that you were offered citizenship to live here and you have not taken that up.. So they might not be willing to give PR to you as currently they are looking for more good talented people to become citizens rather than PR's and it may be viewed by them as you do not want to stay here for long and you are taking PR just for convenience .. When they have offered Citizenship to you and when you turn that down, I doubt if they would grant you PR. You may have a chance and am not sure abt that
But for sure you can apply for a Student Visa that will be assessed based on its own merits
Thanks
Yup., Nope . Do not give SG citizenshipjoyxoxo wrote:So this basically means if I give up my SG citizenship, I cannot apply for Student Visa and I cannot even finish my studies here? Is there any other alternative?
Do you care to read the transcript I posted earlier. ?joyxoxo wrote:There has to be another way. If I give up my SG citizenship and would be considered a foreigner, then why I can't apply for Student Visa?
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