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Woman in fraudulent scheme for foreigners to get PR status in Singapore gets jail​

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/wang-jue-sham-scheme-foreigner-pr-jail-6257886

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SINGAPORE: A woman who was a "key player" in a fraudulent scheme that offered employment passes to foreigners[/URL] through sham work arrangements in exchange for "investments" has been jailed.

Wang Jue, a 43-year-old woman identified as a Singapore citizen in court documents, received 10 weeks' jail on Tuesday (Jul 14)

One Chinese national, hoping to obtain Singapore PR status, testified about how he paid S$360,000 (US$278,970) as an "investment" in what turned out to be a sham job arrangement.

In sentencing, District Judge Tan Jen Tse said the scheme was sophisticated, involving locating a Singapore company to take part.
 
Wang was previously named in court papers in a case of another Chinese national who paid S$1 million in "investment" hoping to obtain Singapore permanent residency..................In his testimony, Zhang described how he had been introduced to Wang as an immigration agent who could help him immigrate to Singapore.

He described how she provided an "immigration investment proposal" in the form of PowerPoint slides titled "Singapore Equity Investment Immigration Proposal", which outlined the steps to apply for PR status in Singapore and contained investment proposals.

He signed an agreement for an investment of S$360,000, with a fixed dividend of S$10,000 per month for 36 months, and the provision for MW to grant him an employment pass.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/wang-jue-immigration-investment-china-fraud-6168616
 
That why many already said SG is for sale and sinkies being betrayed allowing so many economic refugees here.
 
Wang Jue, a 43-year-old woman identified as a Singapore citizen in court documents, received 10 weeks' jail on Tuesday (Jul 14)
PAP desperate to maintain Malay population ratio below 15%.
 
That why many already said SG is for sale and sinkies being betrayed allowing so many economic refugees here.

When my kids were in primary school, their CCA instructors from China wanted parents to pay them extra $$$ for private lessons to secure DSA placements in secondary schools. Pretty much like these immigrant PR scams.
 
PAP desperate to maintain Malay population ratio below 15%.
Nothing to do with desperate or not desperate. It is to balance the neighbour up North or soon sinkies no matter what race, all sinkies will be taken over by bolehland.
Sinkie Malays can assimilate better up North while Sinkie Chinese and other Sinkie races will flee. Are you hoping for Bolehland to take over?
 
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When my kids were in primary school, their CCA instructors from China wanted parents to pay them extra $$$ for private lessons to secure DSA placements in secondary schools. Pretty much like these immigrant PR scams.
Wow, cannot believe such scheme can happen in SG. Guess those CCA instructors of the past are just too altruistic not to ask for money for their good work with kids to secure DSA placements.
 
Wow, cannot believe such scheme can happen in SG. Guess those CCA instructors of the past are just too altruistic not to ask for money for their good work with kids to secure DSA placements.

I am certain that this is still the case for those doing CCA sports and Chinese music instruments in our local primary schools (especially reputable ones) up to today.
 
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