nope, that's not right... even if any of your parent is citizen but you dont hold singkie passpork from birth you dont need to serve

means, females renounce pr still can work in sg in the future

its an active unit not regular, so campur but majority 2nd year nsman

there's no ethical or not... fine to criticize then only can improve... well, the gap is always known that's why there're things done to make up for this gap..

well, the regular unit hardly attend pr exercises like this, except for regional ct events like the one earlier.. closes is probably 7SIB or adf

Okay, I re-read the rules.
Children of PRs who are also PRs themselves need to serve NS.
So MilitaryMadness I was wrong there.

HA! Sorry, but in my (friend's) experience, no. Female or male, they do take a dim view and query why you renounced PR and then want to come back.

..only to people who working or serving foreign gov without permission..
if got malaysian joint FFL without permission also their citizenship got strip..

well, for females am sure most have valid reasons... n males whatever reason wont help.. there's a few exceptions though but i wont share here

hmm, then i wonder why those that commit acts of terrorism / joining ISIS dont get same treatment...

kan IS member kena tangkap once cfm or arrived kat airport...IS got more harsh treatment..why need same treatment? serving SG = serving IS?

This post has been edited by periuk_api1209: Nov 15 2016, 05:22 PM

indonesia also have more or less same law in their citizenship law
couple of years ago 2 pr guys got deported from training in indonesian soil
though whether their citizenship is really revoked is not confirmed

Unconfirmed report...there's already contract for six NASAMS launchers for TNI






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oh yessss

Combat Exosuit within 7 years people

i dunnolol..

reality of counter insurgence...

the beginning of the European Union Army
BF2143, here we cum

Hnnnnggghhh
Bunny tergamam no comment

Dont feed the troll

very scary compilation of isis vbied deployed in mosul against the anti-isis coalition forces
unless yer in an abrams yer prolly fine but anything other than that better get the f- away