recently, there are certains individuals on this forum keep insisting that SG is allowing dual citizenship, that there is no need to give up your passort & withdraw your CPF monies.
With a rather serious brain drain of higher calibre singaporeans choosing to leave SG yearly, the MIW have attempted to fill their shoes with 3rd rate FTs from other countries.
those who gave up SG passport numbers to about 1000+ to 2000 yearly. My estimate of their CPF monies is about up to $200K per person. so effectively, these ex singaporeans will withdraw about up to $200 million of their CPF money when they migrate. With a population that is getting older, CPF's outlay is getting higher & higher as more reach their 55 and above mark.
Are they geting nervous about balancing the numbers? i think so, not to mention all those loses they suffered in 2009.
as such, we start to see information claiming that SG is allowing dual citizenship coming up in this forum etc. Maybe the MIW is indeed considering this. But will it happen in the short run? i don't think so. So, as it is,officially, SG still don't allow dual citizenship, and there is no "CASE BY CASE" basis that anyone is aware of.
For those who are considering leaving SG, be careful of those offering advice with regards to your SG citizenship. Information is available at ICA, just email or call them.
of course information regarding other migration destination is pretty accurate, all thanks to IWC, neddy, fishbuff, axe168, charlie and the rest. their info is definitely better than any civil servant, trying to offer tips about find a job & setting up a business etc
With a rather serious brain drain of higher calibre singaporeans choosing to leave SG yearly, the MIW have attempted to fill their shoes with 3rd rate FTs from other countries.
those who gave up SG passport numbers to about 1000+ to 2000 yearly. My estimate of their CPF monies is about up to $200K per person. so effectively, these ex singaporeans will withdraw about up to $200 million of their CPF money when they migrate. With a population that is getting older, CPF's outlay is getting higher & higher as more reach their 55 and above mark.
Are they geting nervous about balancing the numbers? i think so, not to mention all those loses they suffered in 2009.
as such, we start to see information claiming that SG is allowing dual citizenship coming up in this forum etc. Maybe the MIW is indeed considering this. But will it happen in the short run? i don't think so. So, as it is,officially, SG still don't allow dual citizenship, and there is no "CASE BY CASE" basis that anyone is aware of.
For those who are considering leaving SG, be careful of those offering advice with regards to your SG citizenship. Information is available at ICA, just email or call them.
of course information regarding other migration destination is pretty accurate, all thanks to IWC, neddy, fishbuff, axe168, charlie and the rest. their info is definitely better than any civil servant, trying to offer tips about find a job & setting up a business etc