LucasUK wrote:Thanks for the advice KSL.
I guess my 1st task is to find out what criminal record, if any, is still held against me here in the UK.
I have seen the other thread relating to the American which does give me hope, though it will certainly raise some eyebrows at work if I do need to disclose it on my application!
LucasUK wrote:Thanks for the advice KSL.
I guess my 1st task is to find out what criminal record, if any, is still held against me here in the UK.
I have seen the other thread relating to the American which does give me hope, though it will certainly raise some eyebrows at work if I do need to disclose it on my application!
I agree. So for him is it possession and consumption or otherwise? If it is possession and trafficking then his chance is very slim in getting EP.Plavt wrote:MS,
I believe possession in Singapore is seen as trafficking whereas in other countries (e.g; UK) it is not. However, given the Singapore government's hard line stance I would think it likely they would apply their own criteria.
Ethyl or ethanol is a CLASS III controlled drug in Singaporex9200 wrote:MS, Ethanol!?
It's not. Booze wine beer and such contain it This is the alcohol.Mad Scientist wrote:Ethyl or ethanol is a CLASS III controlled drug in Singaporex9200 wrote:MS, Ethanol!?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misuse_of_ ... Singapore)
Antifreeze is typically ethylene glycol with water. "Ethyl" is like adjective, a prefix. It is not a substance. Sometimes by Ethyl you can refer to Ethanol but this is just what you have in vodka. Ethanol is typically controlled under fiscal law not by drug misuse acts.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Yup. Anti-freeze. Russians who couldn't afford to buy vodka use it. So to Americans (damn few, yeah, nontheless there are those who will put almost anything into their bodies)
@Ecureilx ; you have been jumping from one post to another without having a clue what you are saying albeit typing. Sometimes it is best to keep your mouth albeit your keyboard SHUT DOWN !!! Rather than saying something stupid which might ridicule yourself and shot yourself on the foot .ecureilx wrote:while I was doing something with CNB, I did learn that possession / consumption of drugs, either in Singapore or overseas, carries the same legal mark - and is never removed.
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