Advantages and disadvantages of renouncing China citizenship and joining Singapore citizenship.

1. Singapore citizens enjoy government bonuses, bonuses, allowances, etc. , while permanent residents do not;

Second, the first generation of men who hold SPR do not need military service, while all SC holders need military service;

3. Singapore passport holders do not have the problem of children's identity, but unlike permanent residents, children of permanent residents can only hold SPR identity;

Fourth, the Singapore citizen ID card is pink and the permanent resident is blue. SPR holders need to obtain multiple entry and exit visas to enter and leave Singapore;

5. Citizens enjoy the permanent rights and interests enjoyed by Singapore citizens, and Singapore's permanent resident status needs to be extended. Usually, the first application for spr is 5 years, and the extension application can be 5 years or 10 years;

6. Singapore citizens hold Singapore passports, while Singapore permanent residents hold their own passports. In terms of political rights, permanent residents are not allowed to enjoy any rights that only belong to Singapore citizens, such as the right to vote. And jobs that the government stipulates that only citizens can do, such as government civil servants;

Disadvantages:

The country is small, the development space and potential are small, and Singapore basically has no cultural heritage of its own, with poor cohesion and traffic congestion.

Tip: after all, internationalization is not a trivial matter, so you must think twice before you act. If you give up your China nationality, it will not be so easy to get your China nationality back in the future. China nationality can be said to be the most difficult nationality in the world.

Extended data:

Dual nationality:

The Nationality Law stipulates the acquisition, loss and change of nationality. There are two main ways to acquire nationality: birth and naturalization. There are two international principles for acquiring nationality by birth: jus sanguinis and jus soli. In a country that adopts the system of birthplace, regardless of the nationality of parents, children acquire nationality when they are born in their own country.

In countries that adopt the principle of descent, regardless of the place of birth, the nationality of a child must follow that of both parents or one of them. Naturalization refers to a foreigner or stateless person who obtains the nationality of a country after applying for and being approved in accordance with the laws of that country. There are also people who acquire the nationality of a country through marriage or adoption.

Because different countries have different regulations on nationality, dual nationality or statelessness often occurs under special circumstances. For example, a citizen of a country that adopts the principle of descent and a child born in a country that adopts the principle of birthplace have the nationality of two countries at the same time. On the other hand, citizens of countries that adopt the principle of birthplace and children born in countries that adopt the principle of descent do not have the nationality of any country.

Dual citizenship is not allowed in China!

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Nationality

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Nationality