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My father is Chinese and my mother is Singaporean. If my child was born in China, is he considered a Singaporean?
If the father is of Chinese nationality, according to the nationality, the child is Chinese. If the father has converted to Singaporean nationality, then the child will have Singaporean nationality no matter where he was born... Even if neither the child nor the father is Singaporean nationality now, he can still apply according to the procedures in the future. Singapore is an immigration country...
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