Like i said. Its cheaper to grant citizenship than making and training costly time consuming babies.

PAP and Australia and major economies will always go for cheaper economical. Options.

Singapore plans to grant between 25,000 and 30,000 new citizenships annually over the next five years to counter plunging birth rates and an aging population. The government will also welcome roughly 40,000 new Permanent Residents (PRs) each year to serve as the primary pipeline for these citizenship applications. [1, 2]

Current Citizenship Requirements
To qualify for Singapore Citizenship as an adult, applicants typically must meet the following baseline criteria established by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA):

• PR Status: You must have been a Singapore PR for at least two years.
• Age & Dependents: You should be at least 21 years old. You can include your children aged below 21 in your application.
• Residency: You must have resided in Singapore as a PR for at least 10 of the 12 years preceding your application, or have resided on a valid pass for an extended period if granted waivers

No choice.
Cannot get fish
Shrimps will do.
.
Chinese saying.

KingFook Sr said:

No choice.
Cannot get fish
Shrimps will do.
Chinese saying.

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That is 30k new citizens plus 40k new PR's. Every year.