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[h=2]Pinoy ‘FT’ wants to keep Singapore PR as a ‘backup’ for him to go to USA[/h]Posted by temasektimes on August 26, 2012
Are foreigners taking up Singapore PR and citizenship to use them as a springboard for greener pastures elsewhere?
This seems to be the case at least for a pinoy ‘FT’ who posted on a local pinoy forum asking how he can revoke his Singapore PR and withdraw his CPF if he is able to find a job in the United States:

The pinoy ‘FT’ holds an Employment Pass in Singapore and is currently looking for a job in the United States. He is keeping his Singapore PR as a backup in case he fails to find a job there.
Despite the government’s open-door policy to immigrants, it seem that few of them are serious to settle down in Singapore for good with many using Singapore as a platform to migrate elsewhere.
Recent statistics revealed that out of 1,200 Singaporeans who gave up their citizenship each year, 300 are new citizens.
Are foreigners taking up Singapore PR and citizenship to use them as a springboard for greener pastures elsewhere?
This seems to be the case at least for a pinoy ‘FT’ who posted on a local pinoy forum asking how he can revoke his Singapore PR and withdraw his CPF if he is able to find a job in the United States:

The pinoy ‘FT’ holds an Employment Pass in Singapore and is currently looking for a job in the United States. He is keeping his Singapore PR as a backup in case he fails to find a job there.
Despite the government’s open-door policy to immigrants, it seem that few of them are serious to settle down in Singapore for good with many using Singapore as a platform to migrate elsewhere.
Recent statistics revealed that out of 1,200 Singaporeans who gave up their citizenship each year, 300 are new citizens.