But have you picked up the head-nod thing?sundaymorningstaple wrote:Let's just say, being married to an Indian causes ones 'earing to pick up certain traits, wot!
Think of it like this. Get the boy's father to pay for good education in the Philippines. Refocus your motherly love on getting your child to excel in this environment, and then leverage this performance to see about coming to Singapore later.love83g wrote:Happy Valentines to all of you:) thanks for all the suggestions, comments (even some are irrelevant) but its alright. that's what @nakatago said that you cant avoid the thread to be derailed. that's the thread goes, i guess... anyway those people who are willing to help and share their ideas keep up the good work. Godbless:)
zzm9980 wrote:Think of it like this. Get the boy's father to pay for good education in the Philippines. Refocus your motherly love on getting your child to excel in this environment, and then leverage this performance to see about coming to Singapore later.love83g wrote:Happy Valentines to all of you:) thanks for all the suggestions, comments (even some are irrelevant) but its alright. that's what @nakatago said that you cant avoid the thread to be derailed. that's the thread goes, i guess... anyway those people who are willing to help and share their ideas keep up the good work. Godbless:)
When I migrated back home, after my studies, at my first work place, my then boss, who studied in Imperial College London, and very much English that the English ... noticed how i shook my head when I answered his questions .. being a very hands on boss, he pulled me aside and asked me .. "in my country, and where I did my studies, and wherever I travelled, shaking the head from left to right is NO, and Up and down is YES, now what the hell is shaking your head all over the place supposed to mean ??? "sundaymorningstaple wrote:Was never any good at it anyway. Too jerky looking. Like the old saying, White boys can't dance or play basketball.
Are there any countries at all that don't grant citizenship to children born there when at least one of the parents are already citizens?Mad Scientist wrote:l
In all cases, children of Singaporean citizens born overseas will be granted Singaporean citizenship by descent only if they do not acquire citizenship of the country of their birth.
zzm9980 wrote:Are there any countries at all that don't grant citizenship to children born there when at least one of the parents are already citizens?Mad Scientist wrote:l
In all cases, children of Singaporean citizens born overseas will be granted Singaporean citizenship by descent only if they do not acquire citizenship of the country of their birth.
Sounds like the kid is out of luck:
http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=80
In the aspect that according to Singaporean and Filipino law, he does not qualify for citizenship in Singaporelove83g wrote:zzm9980 wrote:Are there any countries at all that don't grant citizenship to children born there when at least one of the parents are already citizens?Mad Scientist wrote:l
In all cases, children of Singaporean citizens born overseas will be granted Singaporean citizenship by descent only if they do not acquire citizenship of the country of their birth.
Sounds like the kid is out of luck:
http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=80
in what aspect you are referring too. its just his situation is a bit complicated but he is the unlucky kid!
zzm9980 wrote:In the aspect that according to Singaporean and Filipino law, he does not qualify for citizenship in Singaporelove83g wrote:zzm9980 wrote: Are there any countries at all that don't grant citizenship to children born there when at least one of the parents are already citizens?
Sounds like the kid is out of luck:
http://immigration.gov.ph/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=80
in what aspect you are referring too. its just his situation is a bit complicated but he is the unlucky kid!
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 8 guests