What Singapore immigrants can't do

# Singapore Immigration # Introduction Singapore is considered to be one of the most international and prosperous destinations in the world. It attracts many immigrants with its beautiful beaches and generous welfare. Here are some things that Singaporean immigrants can't do. Welcome to read!

What Singapore immigrants can't do

I. Failure to pay taxes on time

Singapore's individual income tax is declared every March 1 April 18. Those who fail to file tax returns within this time limit will be punished, and those who are serious will be directly repatriated to China, and their entry will be restricted in the future. Even if the license or PR is successfully obtained, if the tax is not filed for a long time, or the tax amount is falsely reported, it will directly affect the issuance of the next license. In order to pay less taxes and affect your future, it is really not worth the loss.

Second, illegal workers.

Most of the friends studying in Singapore have obtained student ID cards. Although they can freely enter and leave Singapore with their student cards, there are still many restrictions. For example, students in private schools cannot work, and if illegal workers are found, they are at risk of being repatriated to China.

Third, material fraud.

It's getting harder and harder to find a job in Singapore, especially for foreigners. When they find a job, there is another obstacle to pass: applying for a permit.

The Singapore Immigration Bureau takes applications of any nature seriously and provides false documents and information, which is a serious crime of criminal deception. Once found, no matter what work permit you are, whether you are a PR or a citizen, you will face prosecution, imprisonment, fines or both. After serving his sentence, he will be sent back to China and banned from entering the country.

Law enforcement in the Ministry of Manpower is no joke. In recent years, 73 people have been convicted and banned from working in Singapore forever. The Ministry of Manpower also made it clear that these illegal applications will not be tolerated! For example, submitting a fake diploma may result in a fine of S $20,000 and a maximum imprisonment of 10 years.

Fourth, skipping classes.

China college students may have some experience of skipping classes, but this practice is not feasible in Singapore. In order to reassure international students to go to school in Singapore, the Immigration Bureau stipulates that the attendance rate of students must reach over 90%, otherwise they will refuse to renew their visas, and they will be in danger of being repatriated if they are warned more than twice.

Attendance will be calculated based on daily punching and signature. If attendance does not reach 90%, students will receive a warning letter. If students don't come to school for three consecutive days without a doctor's certificate, they will also receive a warning letter from the school. If a student is absent from class for 7 consecutive days, the school will notify the Immigration Bureau.

Further reading: an overview of Singapore's immigrant countries

Singapore has a big island, connected by a causeway and a bridge, leading to the south of Malaysia, and there are about 63 smaller islands. The two artificial connecting lines with Malaysia are the second connecting line between China and Germany in the west and the Johor-Singapore Causeway in the north. There are also some land reclamation projects. As a result, the country continues to grow bigger, even though it is an island country. In fact, in the 1960s, the land area was 58 1.5 square kilometers (224.5 square miles), and today it is 704 square kilometers (272 square miles). It is estimated that it may increase 100 square kilometers (40 square miles) in the next 20 years. Some land in Singapore has been reserved as nature reserves, although the urbanization of the country has eradicated most of the rainforests.

The full name of the country is Singapore, which refers to the main island and the country itself. The main religions are Hinduism, Taoism, Christianity, Buddhism and Islam. The most widely spread religion is Buddhism, followed by Christianity. However, 17% of the population did not declare any religious beliefs. There are various religious ceremonies, festivals and buildings throughout the country, and religious tolerance is practiced.

Singapore is located between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, bordering Malaysia and Indonesia. The elevation of most parts of Singapore is only about15m, while that of Bukit Tima is165m. There are hills and valleys in the northwest, while the land in the east is flatter and there are more deserts. There are no natural lakes, but there are reservoirs to help store water and supply water.

The total population of Singapore is 53 1.2 million. Among them, 533,000 people are permanent residents of Singapore, which proves its huge group of foreigners. In fact, Singapore is one of the places where foreigners are welcome to move. Many people emigrated from their motherland because of good weather and good job opportunities. Some people also find themselves in Singapore because their jobs have moved.

The official currency is Singapore dollar. You will usually see it abbreviated to the dollar sign ($). It is usually represented by the symbol S$ to distinguish it from the US dollar and other US dollar currencies. The Singapore dollar is 100 cent. The main export products are machinery, petroleum products, computer equipment and rubber products.

English is the official language, but you will also hear a series of other languages, including Tamil, Mandarin and Malay. In business environment, English is the preferred language, and you will find that road signs are also in English. In addition, there are several English channels to choose from, and popular American and British TV programs are usually broadcast in their native languages.