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That'd basically what Stalin did in 1946, prohibiting Soviet citizens marrying foreigners. Bow we can see this matrimonial novation alive and feeling well in S
by thriftwy 5y ago
That'd basically what Stalin did in 1946, prohibiting Soviet citizens marrying foreigners.
Bow we can see this matrimonial novation alive and feeling well in Singapore. I wonder what happens if you go to Thailand and marry there.
I'm also not sure how it is going to work since citizen/PRs seem to be able to bring spouses in. Is it "unless they are already in Singapore and of low caste"?
- allarm 5y agoGosh that is bs. A friend of mine, a resident, married an ep holder 2 weeks ago. Singapore has not been very foreigner friendly lately, but this marriage thing is just not true.
- midasuni 5y agoThere’s a big difference between EP and WP
- Yeri 5y agoYes, as an EP holder I married a SC -- no problem. It's the Workpasses that are very restrictive. You are maybe confused by the multiple different types (and subtypes) of work-visas in Singapore.
- allarm 5y agoI am aware. They were talking about work passes though. Work passes include work permit, ep, pep, etc: https://www.mom.gov.sg/passes-and-permits https://www.mom.gov.sg/passes-and-permits