Freshly converted shitizen here, second gen renounce PR prior to NS is allowed but frowned upon, SG gahmen has many known but unspoken rules, you’ll find it difficult to seek employment in the future for sure.

By the way a lot of Malaysians wants the benefit of PR but won’t contribute and integrate into society, your Singaporeans colleagues damn buay song you, sekian.

I'm not sure whether she is working or not at this moment, but before marrying my friend, she was a work permit holder.

But now they have a 4-year-old kid, so if she wants to become a fulltime housewife, there's nothing wrong with that, right?

Even our TS also mentioned he wanted to pull the same stunt and do the daily commute…. So it’s not uncommon, but it does go contrary to the spirit of the idea of PR.

Thabks for your insight. Let's see how it goes.
Not job security for my kids.  They would do fine. Its the parents job security. Imagine lost job so have to go back malaysia probably. Kids have to serve 2 years of NS which in a way they will lose up to Malaysian that does not need to serve. But that said I was told they do get sgd1000 /month for serving NS. something to consider.

Yes. Because the vagueness suits the government’s plan and purpose. If an ex PR turns out to be a valuable asset, exceptions will be made to retain this talent.

If an ex PR is just another run of the mill mid-tier performer, you can kiss your job prospects in Singapore goodbye.

power of 3x? if stay in SG the power is sort of diminished to some extent

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/j...ig-read-4363096
Nowadays, even local Singaporeans are living in Danga Bay condos, similar to how some Hong Kong residents retire in Shenzhen, China.

Once the RTS is completed, I'm sure many Singaporeans will live in Johor Bahru. Singapore especially north area Rental prices have already become a bit cheaper now.
The Menteri Besar ofJohor has visited both customs around 100 times, and now there's no more jam like before 18 March 2020.

Very good.

Really ish chao kuan.

Sinkie doesn't like PR mostly because they can run road with CPF once they renounce PR upon retirement while Sinkie is stuck in SG + PR gets a lot of benefits.

Malaysians, if you intend to spend a large part of your life in SG, do make effort to integrate and contribute to the society.

Please don't go SG 几够力一下 and complain SG if you want to make a living here.

hello Guy, my PR application has been approved.
may I know if the EP152 form mentioned cannot be more than 2 weeks is means the date cannot be more than 14 days or calculated per week?

Well said. Contribute and reap your fair reward. Don’t game the system and extract only the benefits like a parasite.

Yes.. today my HR send me back the letter is today.. but my appointment is 9 Oct..
wonder still valid or not.. haha i believe should be valid cause no more than 2 weeks right

Also to haolian to relatives and act like Singkie celups during CNY reunions

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/s-po...-6-million-mark


3.54/6.04 *100 = 60.26 percent is Singapore citizen
39.73 is Non-Singapore Citizen..

6:4 ratio !!!!
Singapore population crosses 6 million mark

The increase was due mainly to the 5 per cent growth in the non-resident population
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s total population stood at 6.04 million as at June 2024, a 2 per cent rise from June 2023, the Government’s latest Population in Brief report showed.

This is the first time the figure has crossed the six million mark.

The increase was due mainly to a 5 per cent increase in the non-resident population, which grew from 1.77 million in June 2023 to 1.86 million in June 2024, said the annual report released on Sept 24 by the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD).

The increase in non-resident workers, including work permit holders and migrant domestic workers, helped to provide much-needed services to meet Singaporeans’ social and economic needs, for instance by supporting caregiving needs, and by filling occupations that residents are typically not keen on, such as construction jobs, said the NPTD in a statement.

Residents continued to take higher-paying jobs, with employment growing in sectors such as

financial and insurance services, information and communications, and professional services,

it pointed out, where the high labour force participation rate remained robust and unemployment rates of residents and citizens remained very low.

Maybe a lot of them went home?

icic.. Do you mean your EP152 form is more than two weeks the also has no questions during formalities?
Would like to ask if they accept print copies or must be handwritten in original form.

I’m also sponsored by wife… I mean, I sponsored her when we applied for PRs decades ago, but she’s now sponsoring me for the next step…

If both the husband and wife are Malaysian, and they get divorced, will the wife's PR be canceled as long as they don't report it to Singapore?

Fast tracked. I wanna get it sorted before I retire to Australia

1.00 Singapore Dollar = 1.13 Australian Dollars, so migrating to Australia is a good choice as well.
Enjoy your life in Australia with nicer weather, better transport, food, people, spaces,islands, mountain,air and beaches...
I think Singapore's population is increasing too fast, and the government needs to do more land reclamation by the sea. More and more space is needed.

Now the MRT is very crowded even non-peak hours and Woodlands customs are also packed.
Even on Sundays morning 10am, when I want to go back to JB, there are so many people queuing for buses 160/170/950 at Woodlands Custom.

No such issues with citizenship. Once I become a SC, I won't need to renew anything