SINGAPORE EXPATS FORUM
Singapore Expat Forum and Message Board for Expats in Singapore & Expatriates Relocating to Singapore

The law is in favour of children's best interests. Therefore the joint custody and access for the party who did not get C&C. It sees a parent's involvement in young children's lives as critical for their development especially in the younger years. The above are generally stronghold grounds for cons...

NEW CREATION CHURCH. It is awesome beyond words.

If your kids are SCs and schooling in SG, it is less likely that ICA will make you leave Singapore and thereby separate you from your kids.

Oh my, there's an absolutely AWESOME CHURCH running every Sunday at 11:30am either at (a) The Star, 1 Vista Exchange Green, Singapore 138617 or (b) Marina Bay Sands, Sands Expo And Convention Centre. Please check it out, the ushers are around. tell them you're visiting for the first time and they'll...

Your daughter cannot apply for a PR on her own accord. If by virtue of your citizenship, they may need to see that her parent(s) is/are living and working in Singapore. If not, they may direct her to apply for SC by registration instead, which means that she faces the ultimatum on reaching 21. The U...

AussieInTheRu, tenants' rights in Singapore are not legislated and therefore tenants do not enjoy the same protection as in Australia. If you are still not getting the deposit back, bring your Whatapp messages to a lawyer to write a demand letter to the owner. It'll set you back about $600 but shoul...

zegnaangelo, your PR application may be looked at favourably on the ground that your wife and daughter are both SCs. A job offer in Singapore may strengthen your application. Your wife having no income should not be a hinderance to her being your sponsor, except that ICA will likely require monetary...

snoppy_010101, if your husband is not the natural father, both of you should apply first to adopt the children. PR application after successful adoption will likely succeed on account of both of you being PRs. Adoption usually requires the natural father's consent or adequate reason for why consent ...