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Congratulations Mr. Wd40! I just saw this thread today. I am facing the uncertainty of whether I can settle down in Singapore too. Your life story has been an incredible source of encouragement for me.
Posted in General Discussions
East Malaysian, female (single), aged 29. Living in Singapore for almost 7 years now
Moved to Singapore in mid-2018 at the age of 23 for an internship under a Work Permit. Secured full-time employment under EP in 2019 after completing of my internship and being graduated from the University in the UK. Between those years, I changed companies a few times as I progressed in my career. In Nov 2022, I applied for Singapore permanent resident at the age of 25 and received my in-principle approval in early July 2023. About 3.5 years later after obtaining SPR, I applied for Citizenship back in Nov 2024, as I wanted to make this place my home. I received the in-principle approval on 22 May 2025.
Sharing the steps I took after getting my citizenship IPA. Hope it helps!
Step 1: Notification from Gov.sg
You will receive a text message from Gov.sg informing you that there is an update on your application status. Log in to check if it has been approved or rejected.
Step 2: Download IPA .....
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
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After being in Australia for 10 days in June...I am wondering if it's time to move back too.
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I think it’s important to focus on benefits rather than nostalgia.
Some benefits I wanted to impart on my kids by moving back: more street smart, more broad minded, culturally flexible and linguistically sophisticated… and I see this happening regularly.
And then there are things like being able to afford landed property without ABSD or SSD.
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Re: Singapore PR vs Canada PR, which one is better for the long term?
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When I first moved to Singapore in 1996, my Chinese Singaporean landlord who rented me a room in his HDB said it best — Singapore is only good if you are rich.
Taxes seem low, but you have to consider indirect taxes when purchasing a car or a home. Again, if you are wealthy enough, these indirect taxes might not be significant compared to the tax savings.
For example, if you had a 7-figure annual salary or an 8-figure net worth, that would probably make Singapore a no-brainer… but a 6-figure annual salary and a 7-figure net worth… that would need careful evaluation, and would be heavily lifestyle dependent.
I would also point out that countries like Canada have retirement accounts where you can shelter your investments from tax and get a tax deduction, so your actual tax burden might be significantly less, depending how much you make.
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I feel that in SG, we have a choice to live lavishly as an expat or .....
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Singapore PR vs Canada PR, which one is better for the long term?
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If you read the board, not all REPs have been renewed (or some have been given signs that the outlook is not great). Spouse of an SC is an entirely different situation from some single PTS.
I don't think there's anything definitive, but it's not hard to understand which groups are safe and which groups have more risk.
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Do you mean for retirement?
Btw, what if I buy the cheapest HDB resale just to keep my PR and move abroad for work? Would this work? Or is it possible that I have an HDB here, but the govt still doesn't renew my REP while I am outside Singapore?
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I don't think that will work. We don't know the REP algorithm but that approval is often "automatic" (or instant) and then sometimes long and manual with questions - there are clearly red flags that are used. Lack of taxable income is one for < 55 yo and I think they are doing a count on .....
