Interesting question. I've seen this trick done by people desperate to get back into KL after being kicked out. I'm not sure what measures the Singapore gahmen use - after all they don't take pics or fingerprints at the entry points. HOWEVER, if you're caught - you're probably facing a lifetime ban.prettychick18 wrote:Oh, it's so sad because I really want to go back to work. What are the chances of finding if i won't declare this upon applying for a pass? Also, what if I already got married and changed my surname to my married name, can they still trace my record? Thank you.
And while not exhaustive, there are other resources for employers too, to trace the background of individuals .. and that's not limited to calling your previous employer for reference, even if you ask not to do sonutnut wrote: Personally, if you stole from your employer previously then chances are, even if the government are willing to accept, trying to find an employer that wants to employ a convicted thief is going to be hard! Don't even think about not disclosing it, you WILL be found out by the government upon pass prcessing and y any employer eventually anyway.
i think stealing and employing illegal labor might be weighed differently by MOM...Vadim_K wrote:i have a friend who was convicted of emplying illegal immigrant few years back. He paid the fine.
Last year he applied for a new work visa in Singapore, and he declared about his past crime. Later... he was given approval...
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