Guide to marriage immigration application.

Guide to marriage immigration application.

1, foreigners and foreigners get married

One of the men and women must have lived in Singapore continuously before applying for registration 15 days.

2. Singapore investment immigrants and permanent residents get married abroad.

Marriages married outside Singapore and combined according to local laws are recognized by the Singapore government and do not need to be re-registered in Singapore. Before marriage, both parties should understand the local marriage law and act according to law.

Step 3 hold a wedding

The swearing-in marriage shall be held within 2 1 day to 3 months after the application is made, and two adults over 2 1 year old must be present at the wedding.

For the convenience of men and women who want to get married, you can choose the date and place of the wedding. In addition to the marriage registration office, celebrities or grassroots leaders can also get married, but they must register at the registration office first.

4. The cost of marriage

In the marriage registry, the cost of marriage for celebrities or grassroots leaders is S $23, and the cost of marriage in a church or temple is S $ 18.

5. Other services of marriage registry

Marriage records can be inquired at the automatic counter of the marriage registration office. Including civil and Muslim procedures. Information is easy to obtain. S $65,438+06 for each inspection and S $65,438+05 for each certificate.

Further reading: Singapore entry visa

According to the length of time to enter Singapore, visas in Singapore are divided into short-term visas (such as tourist visas, visas to visit relatives and friends, business visas, etc.). ) and long-term visas (such as long-term travel permits, student permits and employment permits, etc. ). Short-term visas stay in Singapore for a short time (4 to 30 days) and long-term visas stay for a long time (ranging from 3 months to 1 year).

1, the tourist visa can stay in Singapore for 96 hours (that is, 4 days) and is issued to tourist groups coming to Singapore. The number of groups must be more than 2, and they must go in and out together, and they cannot be separated or postponed, which is guaranteed by the travel agency.

2. The visa for visiting relatives and friends can stay in Singapore for 30 days and cannot be extended. It is mainly sent to people who come to Singapore to visit relatives and friends. A visa for visiting relatives and friends requires a Singaporean citizen or permanent resident as guarantor and inviter, and a deposit of S $5,000 is paid to the Immigration Bureau. You must leave the country on time and the deposit can be refunded.

3. Business visas can stay in Singapore for 14 days, and are mainly issued to people who come to Singapore for business activities. The invitation and guarantee of Singapore company are needed, which cannot be postponed and is guaranteed by the inviter.

4. Long-term visit visas are mainly issued to the elderly who come to Singapore to reunite with their children. They can stay in Singapore for six months at a time, and can be renewed at the expiration. Parents and in-laws of Singapore permanent residents can apply without paying a deposit.

The student pass is for those who come to Singapore to study and stay in Singapore for at least 3 months and are under the age of 26. Students attending public universities and polytechnics are exempt from deposit.

5. Employment permits are issued to people who come to Singapore for employment, which can be divided into two types: labor permits and occupational permits. The latter is distributed to professionals, while the former is distributed to ordinary workers. Generally, the stay time is half a year or one year, and it can be renewed at the expiration without paying a deposit.

No matter what kind of visa holders, they must leave Singapore when their visas expire, and those who fail to do so will be fined. Tourist visa holders will be fined 1000 Singapore dollars/person; Visa visitors will be fined S $5,000/person; Business visa holders will be fined S $2,000 and student visa holders will be fined S $5,000 per person.

All kinds of visas can be applied to the Singapore Immigration Bureau or to the Singapore Embassy (or Consulate) in China.