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Frequently Asked Questions About The Benefits Of A Singapore PR Status
How Long Does Singapore Permanent Resident Status Last?
A Singapore PR status lasts for five years. You can apply for renewal through the Immigration And Checkpoints Authority Singapore (ICA).
How Do I Extend My PR Status While Not In Singapore?
It is important to note that you should have a valid Re-Entry Permit (REP) while on a PR status. If you wish to renew your REP, you can visit the ICA website and apply for a renewal through the e-REP service.
Why Is Having A Singapore PR Status Beneficial To Your Family?
As briefly mentioned in the article above, having a PR status allows you to apply for Long-Term Visit Passes for your spouse and dependents, and it opens up multiple opportunities for career, housing and childhood education.
In the long term, it also makes you eligible to apply for Singapore Citizenship.
Can I Apply For A Singapore Citizenship While Holding Singapore PR?
After holding a PR status for at least two years, you are required to be at least 21 years old. Alternatively, you must have a PR status for two years and be married to a Singapore Citizen for two years.
