Guide to application for immigration of relatives in Singapore

Family immigrant male permanent resident applicants can apply for their lawful wives and children under 2 1 year. Female permanent resident applicants can only apply together with children under 2 1 one year old; Her husband must apply separately. Children, parents, brothers and sisters over 2/kloc-0 years old who apply for permanent residence must apply separately if they want to immigrate to Singapore, and their applications will be treated as individual cases.

If approved immigrants want to bring their parents to Singapore, their parents can apply for a long-term visit permit, which is generally valid for five years. Singapore citizens can apply for permanent resident status for their parents. Spouses or children apply for permanent residency in Singapore in principle.

Required documents

An application form (Form 4) and one copy of the following documents. You can get the application form from our company, or bring the following documents directly to our company, and someone in our company will fill it out for you.

Applicant (must be submitted)

Approval letter in principle of Hong Kong identity card (front and back) and AIP green card passport (1 to the last page of page 5) marriage certificate.

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Identity cards (front and back)

Passport (1-5 and last page)

Birth certificate (if you were born in China, you must submit a birth certificate, which must include your parents' names, date of birth, place of birth and Chinese and English).

A recent black and white photo.

If the spouse has obtained the right of abode before marriage, please submit his right of abode approval letter.

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Passport (1-5 and last page)

Birth certificate (If you were born in China, you must submit a birth certificate, which must list your parents' names.

Date and place of birth in Chinese and English)

A recent black and white photo.

*/Children over 0/8 of kloc must submit the highest education certificate and employment letter (if he has been employed).

Reserve bill

The guarantor and the applicant are divorced or widowed. If you want to add the children of the previous marriage to the application, you should submit the divorce certificate or spouse death certificate and child custody certificate; If the applicant or guarantor has changed his name, he must also produce a certificate of name change.

Singapore marriage immigrants

This Consulate General has no right to handle marriage-related affairs.

If Singaporeans want to marry non-Singaporeans who hold (or have held) work permits, they must obtain the prior consent of the work permit management department (whether in Singapore or elsewhere) before getting married. If the work permit management department agrees to get married, they can go to the marriage registration office with their ID cards/passports, birth certificates and marriage consent. The marriage registration office needs 2 1 day to approve whether the applicant can legally get married. The wedding ceremony can be held between 2 1 day and 3 months after the application for marriage. If you want to know the procedures for non-Singaporeans who hold (or have held) work permits to obtain marriage consent, and whether people who do not live in Singapore need approval, please contact the marriage verification department under the Human Resources Department.

Address: 18 Lock Road, Singapore 059764

Tel: (65) 6539 532 1

Except for wrongful bigamy, the Singapore government recognizes all marriages registered outside Singapore according to local laws. In the case of improper bigamy, the Singapore court will finally decide whether the marriage is recognized by the Singapore government. If you have any other questions, please visit the website of the Marriage Registry. The Singapore Marriage Registry has no right to re-register marriages registered outside Singapore.

Singaporeans and non-Singaporeans will not automatically become permanent residents of Singapore after registering for marriage.

The Singapore Marriage Registry does not issue a single certificate. However, Singaporeans can apply to the Marriage Registry for an inquiry to obtain the results of the marital status inquiry.