Want to immigrate to Singapore and have relatives there

Yes, Singapore is such a country that accepts international students, then applies for a work visa to stay, and applies for immigration after finding a job.

This is generally the process, and if you go into more detail, it is your school grades, work unit, etc.

Singapore can generally get a green card in two years, as for the job, a good one naturally requires hard work, and the general job is just for immigration, so it is very easy to find.

And if it's 4 years, then it's fine, if it's 1 year or 2 years, then they'll give you a time limit to find a job, and you will have to work longer than the average person to get a green card.

Good luck.

The opportunities are plentiful. It's easier, but don't let the visa officer know that you have relatives in Singapore.

I believe that the landlord is still young, since there are relatives to do a springboard, it is good to go out to study, take a diploma to go back to the country is the best, Singapore living standards or tuition fees you look at the rice ** even if you get it, the cheapest rice in China Yuan Jin has a deal, the cheapest in Singapore is also 10 yuan per catty, just have food is not good but also vegetables, ?

In fact, Singapore is already very saturated, and just announced last year that it was caught in the worst financial turmoil in the 50 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China"Layoffs"There are so many unemployed locals in Singapore, and there are regulations in their country, and local companies have to invite their own people if they want to hire new people

The landlord is only going to be late now, I'm afraid there won't be any room for good development. Look here, but also pay attention to the black intermediary, the local black intermediary is very black-hearted,!

Yes, I'm in the same situation as you, I'm in Singapore now, I'm here through an intermediary, now the financial crisis, the country is also trying to pull more international students over, go to the intermediary, save yourself a lot of trouble They will tell you what to do, I just passed the examination of the ** Polytechnic Institute, find a job after graduation, and you can get permanent citizenship in one year, it's good, come on.

Almost 100% of the green cards after graduating from public schools. The unemployment rate there is very low, and it is easier to find a job, especially if you have some work experience in the country.

Generally, you will get a green card after working for half a year to two years.

So, of course you have a chance, and a chance, envy you!

If you have relatives, you have no problem getting a green card.

Legal Analysis: As long as you meet the requirements of a university degree or above and are professional and technical personnel, you can apply to become a Singapore permanent resident. You will first need to be hired by a local company to obtain an Employment Pass (EP).

Pass holders can submit a permanent resident application to the Immigration Department and become a permanent resident upon approval. It generally takes 3-6 months from application to approval. Foreigners who are married to a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident are eligible to apply for permanent residency, but the Immigration Department will approve the application on a case-by-case basis.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Chinese citizens shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling.

However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others. Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

Yes, you can immigrate by investment:

1.S$1,000,000 (about RMB 5,000,000) to invest in a new company or join an established Singapore company.

2.S$1.5 million (about RMB 7.5 million) to buy Singapore's **recommended**.

3.S$2 million (about RMB 10 million), $1 million to set up a new company or buy **, $1 million to buy a property.

4.S$5 million (about RMB 25 million) to purchase any financial products of Singapore banks.

Investment: Invest in manufacturing, electronics, chemistry, technology, logistics, telecommunications, information technology, advertising, tourism, fine dining, hotels, banking, insurance, and construction.

Investment Sector Restrictions:

Regardless of investment plans (i), (ii) and (iii), the following industries or sectors are not suitable for investment:

1. Escort industry, Turkish baths, brothels.

2. Any industry that is not popular with the public.

3. Foreign exchange speculation and related**.

4. It is not a trust and a real estate for the purpose of economic development, residential real estate, and property for the purpose of resale or lease.

Entrepreneurs can apply together for the following direct members:

1) Spouse.

2) Children under the age of 21.

3) Unmarried children may be allowed to apply for immigration, subject to merit. If the entrepreneur's parents and the parents of their spouse apply for immigration together, they will need to invest an additional S$300,000 each. However, if the parents do not apply, the applicant can also apply for a long-term family visit permit for the parents to reside in Singapore.

Nanjing Yuanxin goes abroad to answer for you:

In China's immigration policy system, there is no wrong statement that netizens say "Generally, after half a year of naturalization in China, parents directly become permanent residents".

Those who hold PR status in China can apply for LSVP for their parents if they meet the conditions of China's Immigration and Checkpoints Bureau, and whether they are approved or not depends on China's Immigration and Checkpoints Bureau.

Parents whose children hold PR status in China can apply for PR in China on an independent case-by-case basis, and whether it is approved or not depends on the Immigration and Checkpoints Bureau of China.