Can Singapore's accompanying mothers get PR? Is it possible to acquire nationality?

I have studied in Singapore for eight years, and I know the situation there better. First of all, I want to tell you that the Singapore Immigration Bureau has stopped accepting PR applications. Because there are too many applicants, it should continue for some time, so only by sending you an invitation letter can you become a permanent resident. If the average accompanying mother wants to get PR quickly, she must work there for at least two years and apply for a work permit. Of course, if your child does well in Singapore, it will be easier to apply, but PR application has stopped recently, so we have to wait.

In fact, if you go to school there, you'd better find an intermediary. Because your son has no foundation in elementary school and didn't get into the school, it will be difficult for China to get into a good school in his life, which will be more troublesome. If he has any special skills, it will be easier for him to enter a better primary school. I entered their key primary school by playing table tennis.