Your Son have to serve NS in future, hope you've considered that.

For 2nd generation PR, the option of renoucing PR status does not give much leeway to subsequent PR re-application via own merits. The termination of earlier dependent PR can be viewed as ostentatious/ conscientious bid to escape from civic duty liable, considering the fact that you have had "enjoyed" the puny benefit that the state has given to PR.

It's a matter of keeping options open for your child, until they're old and mature enough to decide for themself.

From what I understand, the admission to Primary schools are allocated in favor of Citizen => PR => Foreigner. Only certain schools would accept a Foreigner under student pass. However this stands to be corrected as I do not have a kid and yet to have gone through this myself in today's context.


Hope you can share what's this "amount" and source, for my general knowledge purpose.

Oh well, the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.
There's no substitute on proper family upbringing, let alone left to the state do what one has failed to.
At the age of 16-18, most of the habits would have already been formed/ solidified.
To induce a "life changing NS experience" which can be for better or worse, is not something one would tie your aspiring kid to for 2 years; but a last shot to "re-form" a recalcitrant brat.

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Open by Ex-chef of Furama Hotel ~ yeap the famous Japanese buffet!

Be sure to book your seat early, no chance for walk-in.