I come from China, and my boyfriend is Singaporean PR. We want to go to marriage immigration together. What are the procedures?

If you are registered to get married in China, you should apply for a fair proof that you are husband and wife in China, then make an entry card for you in Singapore, and then help you apply for PR in Singapore, but you can only apply if his salary is around 3,000. In the past, it was a bit troublesome to extend the tourist visa because the marriage registration office in Singapore had to schedule it. Unlike in China, two people can get married with one household registration book. If you want to get married, you should register and schedule first, and then they will tell you when to hand in the materials. Submit the materials for 2 1 day to get the marriage certificate. The following is important information for China citizens to get married in China. For your reference: China citizens and foreigners (including foreigners residing or temporarily residing in China, foreign Chinese and foreigners residing in China) apply for marriage in China. Both men and women must * * * apply for registration with the marriage registration authority designated by the people's government of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government where one of China citizens is registered. China citizens and foreigners who apply for registration must hold the following documents respectively: 1), and China citizens must hold their own household registration certificate: 1); 2) Certificate of my name, gender, date of birth, nationality, marital status (unmarried, divorced, widowed), occupation, nature of work, and with whom I applied for marriage issued by the people's government at the county level where my household registration is located or the organs, schools, institutions and enterprises at or above the county level where I work. 2), foreigners must hold: 1) my passport or other proof of identity and nationality; 2) Alien residence permit issued by public security organ, identity certificate issued by foreign affairs department, or temporary entry and residence certificate; 3) A certificate of marital status certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (or an organ authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and the Chinese embassy or consulate in that country, or a certificate of marital status issued by the Chinese embassy or consulate in that country.