I guess you are toying with the ideas where else can I get PR/s which will be easy to manipulate, no string attach yadda yadda yaddaBadhairday23 wrote:I want to be a full time resident......but would prefer (if possible) if I could defer it until after the age of 45.
Are none of you still citizens of countries that you do not currently reside in? No British passport holders etc?
Anyway, From my research on the internet, it seems that once my husband gets PR, hemight be able to apply for a REP (re-entry permit) which would allow him to stay out of the country for 5 years and still hold onto his PR. Also, the REP seems to be renewable.
That was all I wanted to know. Thanks all the same.
Possibly, BHD, we could start over on another foot, and take a more amicable route in the discussion.Badhairday23 wrote:Erm...yeah. I know.
The requirements seem pretty normal to me. Common sense, actually. Not clear why you increased font size and changed to red, the income tax requirement thing......lol.
OP, I think you post this thread seeking more of an assurances rather than answers from us. You have already stated that you have family ties in Singapore. Why don't you ask them ? Blood is thicker than water , yes ?Badhairday23 wrote: A lot of assumptions have been made about my circumstances. I have family in Sg and I see myself settling down there ie making full use of the PR. We also intend to move there on an EP, to test out the water.
I am quite happy for the Sg authorities to decide what they think would be in the best interest of their country, and I will abide by that. I have no interest in listening to mad ramblings on a website from people who have absolutely NO clue about my personal circumstances, telling me I will not qualify for a PR.
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