Answers to frequently asked questions of Singapore immigrants

Frequently asked questions of Singapore immigrants:

1. What is the annual quota for investment immigrants in Singapore?

A: There are no clear quota restrictions for investment immigrants in Singapore. However, since 20 10, in practice, Singapore has improved the rigor of the audit, and the processing cycle has gradually become longer.

2. Can Singapore immigrate to Singapore simply by buying real estate?

A: No, we must cooperate with funds or industries.

3. If they are granted permanent residency, can parents immediately apply for a family visa to stay in Singapore for a long time? How long can each visa stay?

Yes, you can apply right away. Six months.

4. What are the visa-free countries in Singapore?

A: Singapore's passport is very easy to use. Visa exemption for 150 countries, including the United States, Japan, many European countries, China and Australia, as long as it is an electronic visa.

5. Can children apply to study in Singapore immediately after applying for immigration? If yes, what is the procedure?

A: Yes. Singapore schools will test children's English level. If he passes, he can go on studying directly. If he fails English and needs to be demoted, just apply to the Ministry of Education.

6. For Singaporean immigrants, all formalities can be completed in China except that the client needs to fly to Singapore for an interview. It takes about 1 month for the client to prepare the materials and then submit them to the Singapore Economic Development Board. Upon receipt of the materials, the Singapore government will inform the client of the interview as soon as possible. If the interview is successful, the customer will receive a reply in principle from the permanent resident. After approval, the customer has six months to realize the investment. After the customer completes the investment, the whole family can obtain permanent resident status in Singapore.

7. Do permanent residents want to live in Singapore?

No, but I will go to Singapore after I get approval. After that, you can apply for a re-entry visa, which is proof of returning to Singapore. As long as you return to China within the re-entry permit period, you can avoid losing your permanent resident status. You can apply again after returning to China.