My grandfather had a birth certificate in Singapore, but now he is a citizen of China. Can I immigrate to Singapore through this relationship?

If he dies, he won't apply for anyone to immigrate.

According to the Singapore Nationality Law: "If a person is born in Singapore and at least one of his parents is a Singapore citizen, he or she is born a Singapore citizen." -That means your grandfather. I have a Singapore birth certificate, which means that my grandfather was born in Singapore. To become a Singapore citizen, one of your grandfather's parents must be a Singapore citizen when your grandfather was born.

Unless you have evidence to prove the above, then your grandfather can restore Singapore citizenship. If you don't even have Singapore citizenship, what about immigrants? Moreover, even if Grandpa is a Singaporean citizen, there is no such thing as Grandpa immigrating to apply for a grandson.

If you don't believe me, ask the embassy.

Singapore Embassy in China (see map)

Jianguomenwai, Chaoyang District, Beijing

1 Xiushui North Street

Postal code 100600

Tel:+86-10-6532115.

Fax: +86- 10-6532 9405

E-mail :singemb_bej@sgmfa.gov.sg.

Office hours: Monday to Friday

8: 30 am-12: 00 am

13:00- 17:00 pm