Introduction to Singapore's Immigration Naturalization Policy

# Singapore Immigration # Introduction As long as you have been a permanent resident of Singapore for 2 to 5 years, you can apply for naturalization. However, if the applicant has a university degree, he must have lived for more than six months during this period; The rest must have lived for 2 years. Let's introduce the naturalization policy of Singapore immigrants. Welcome to read!

Application procedures for naturalization of investment immigrants:

To apply to the Civil Registration Bureau, the application form must fill in information such as name, address, blue ID number, date of issuance of entry permit, marital status, vocational education level, accumulated residence days, etc.

The application procedure can be divided into two stages: the first stage: preliminary evaluation; The second stage: approval in principle and resettlement procedures.

If the application is initially accepted, the applicant will get a letter of approval in principle, which is valid for three months in principle. In principle, applicants need to deposit their investment in a bank designated by the Singapore government within the validity period of the approval before they can obtain the final approval. The final approval is generally valid for one year, and the applicant must complete the immigration formalities within the final approval period.

To apply for naturalization in Singapore, you need the following materials:

1 and 1 Recent color photos (passport photo size)

2. Fill in the citizen application form

3. Identity card and birth certificate

4. Marriage certificate-if any

5. Passport (currently expired and cancelled)

6. Various academic certificates

7. Work certificate of the work unit (including salary, position and inauguration date)

8. Income tax documents

9. Payment voucher of provident fund in the past 1 year

Further reading: What are the characteristics of Singapore's housing system?

The goal of housing policy is to meet reasonable housing demand. Housing demand can be roughly divided into three levels: housing demand, housing quality demand and property rights demand. Meeting the housing demand can be provided by both the government and the market. For individual residents, the level of housing demand depends on their own economic conditions. For urban residents as a whole, the satisfaction of housing demand depends on factors such as urban economic strength and available land area.

The goal of Singapore's real estate policy is constantly evolving, which has roughly experienced three stages: "meeting residents' housing needs-continuously improving residents' quality of life-encouraging residents to own housing property rights", which embodies the people-oriented design concept.

Singapore's early real estate policy was based on meeting citizens' housing needs, so it established a housing system with government-owned housing as the main part and private housing as the supplement. After meeting the basic living conditions, we will continuously improve the living environment and quality by developing new towns. At present, the goal of its real estate policy is to ensure that citizens own their own houses, promote the development of the real estate market, and let citizens own their own property houses, which can not only meet the housing demand, but also provide asset income for residents. The government began to focus on developing the real estate market and relaxing the restrictions on foreigners' investment and purchase of real estate, hoping to promote the development of related industries through the real estate industry. In order to achieve the policy objectives, Singapore mainly intervenes in the demand and supply of real estate through fiscal budget, central provident fund and land transaction restrictions.

Singapore's residential areas are distributed in more than 20 towns around the city center. No matter where you live, residents will not feel inconvenient, because every town is a complex with convenient transportation, complete facilities and beautiful environment. Although the house price will vary according to the distance from the city center, it is almost the same from the convenience of life. More than 40 industrial zones in Jurong Industrial Park in Singapore are scattered in various residential blocks, which greatly facilitates the work and life of residents and is conducive to resource integration and social stability. This is related to Singapore's long-term pursuit of the people-oriented concept and strict implementation of land use planning.