Can I write to the Singapore Immigration Bureau in Chinese?

You can't write to the Singapore Immigration Bureau in Chinese.

Because the official language of Singapore is English. The office staff of the Immigration Bureau also use English.

Technically, all letters, documents, certificates, etc. What is written in Chinese must be translated into English, which is the consistent administrative practice of all government departments in Singapore.

In addition, if written in Chinese, the translator will misunderstand, express his feelings and influence himself.

Brief introduction of Singapore Immigration Bureau:

Singapore Immigration Bureau (Immigration Bureau &; The Checkpoint Administration is responsible for the inspection and processing of entry and exit persons, goods, air transport, sea transport, travel documents and identity cards by the Singapore Immigration and Registration Bureau.

Singapore is a bilingual country, and Chinese account for the vast majority of the population. More and more China people think that Singapore is an ideal place for immigrants. There are five ways to immigrate to Singapore: 1. Investment immigration; 2. Skilled immigrants; 3. Marriage migration; 4. Special immigrants; 5. Self-employed immigrants.