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From the article at the start of this thread: The latest MOM report shows unemployment stayed at 3.3 per cent as in the previous three months. At the same time, the resident unemployment rate fell from 4.8 per cent to 4.6 per cent. But the reason for the decline, said MOM, is that many stopped...

Could you please explain what you mean by "becoming a dynamic issue"?

Hi Papsmearer, I think we might have started off on the wrong footing. After reading through your posts more than once, I choose to believe that you genuinely want to help and advise about the repercussions of having dual nationality. I thank you for that. You and many others who contributed...

Hi Papsmearer, It seems like there are loads of anger & frustration in your post. Economic situation affecting you? Take it easy, life's too short to build up all the negative energy over something so trivial... well... it will all be trivial to us at some point in time, for example when we...

Hi scroobal, Thank you for sharing the information. It is a pity if Singapore loses any citizens or investments from them (directly or indirectly) due to this ambiguity. One can understand what the people in charge fear when the floodgates are opened, but all this control or attempt to...

Hi allanlee, could you please guide us to any government website which substantiates your statement? I tried researching on what you mentioned and the closest info (link from a government website) is this...

Hi kiwibird7, Thank you for that. I suppose if an individual who is still holding on to a valid Singapore passport (10 years validity, with couple of years to go) & gets another passport of his/her new country of citizenship will necessarily be breaking the law? When the time passes...

Hi kiwibird7, thank you for that. I suppose if an individual who is still holding on to a valid Singapore passport (issued with 10 years validity, having a while more to go till expiry) & gets another passport of his/her new country of citizenship will not necessarily be breaking the law as...

Hi harlow111, Many thanks for that pointer above - that scenario didn't cross my mind at all. I guess the repurcussions of being in the military, or martial law for that matter, have not been considered seriously by me. As to whether it is against the law to have 2 passports, I cannot...

Why are you doing this? Whatever mistake he has done, he has paid the ultimate price, not taking account what his close family and friends have gone through recently. If this thread makes you feel good about yourself, I hope you spend sometime on self reflection.

Ok, point taken. Were you a Singaporean previously who renounced citizenship? Any trouble with the immigration when you enter (if you did) the country for visits? If you could share your experience, that would be much greatly appreciated.

I guess my problem is being nurtured in a society where fear is instilled as part of the growing process (education, military, perhaps society as well?). Normally I'll enter SG with my family only for a few weeks each time to visit the folks and relatives. If being interrogated and the call...

I hope you are not serious in the above statement. There aren't any clear cut details regarding the penal code for having 2 passports in the government websites which I have searched through. (eg ICA and OverseasSingapore). There have been a few contributions in forums and definitions as...

hi, I am not sure if this thread should be under "Emigration Matters" or this, but I thought I'd give it a go as I think there are more viewers here and secondly, theoretically, it is also about the penal code in Singapore. Assume if someone has made up his/her mind about taking on another...