What are the naturalization requirements in Singapore?

Singapore naturalization conditions: after obtaining Singapore permanent resident status, you can apply for Singapore citizenship after living for one year within two years; After obtaining permanent resident status, you can apply for naturalization after living for two years within five years.

It takes about 3-6 months to have a tax record in Singapore without violating the laws of that country. In addition, Singaporean immigrants should apply to the Civil Registration Bureau for naturalization, and the application form must fill in materials such as name, address, blue ID number, date of issuance of entry permit, marital status, vocational education level, and accumulated days of residence.

The qualifications for the examination are: persons who have reached the age of 2 1 year and have been permanent residents of Singapore for at least 2 to 6 years before the application date; The spouse of a Singapore citizen has the right of permanent residence for at least 2 years and has been married for at least 2 years before the application date; Children born outside Singapore have parents who are Singapore citizens.

Benefits of naturalization in Singapore

1, convenient for travel

Living, entering or leaving the country, you can work or travel without applying for a Singapore visa separately. Successful applicants will get a blue card as identification documents.

2. Bring the attached application.

PR applications include spouses and unmarried children under the age of 265,438+0. If children are school-age children, they can enter the public school of their choice after citizens on the priority list.

3. Apply for a long-term residence visa for parents.

Eligible people can apply for a long-term residence visa for their parents.

4. You can change jobs freely, and you don't need to re-apply for a work permit in Singapore.

If you have a work-related Singapore visa and want to change your job, you must cancel your old Singapore visa and apply for a new one, and there is a risk of extension or refusal. But holding permanent residency is not necessary.