Can we apply for singapore permanent residence from other country?
553002
You'll need to meet some criteria before you can apply for permanent residence.\n\nThe following categories of foreigners are eligible to submit applications:\n* Spouse and unmarried children (below 21 years old) of a Singapore Citizen (SC)/Permanent Resident (SPR); \n* Aged parents of a Singapore Citizen; \n* P, Q or S work pass holders; \n* Investors/Entrepreneurs; \n* Hong Kong residents who satisfy certain guidelines can apply for permanent residence by submitting applications through SMC Management Consultants Pte Ltd in Singapore. \n\nThis is the link for the application for Permanent Residence http://app.ica.gov.sg/serv_pr/per_res/app_for_pr.asp\n\nGood Luck!
28567
I suppose would have to contact the nearest embassy for that. There are many in the US. The link below has info on them.
48636
Thank you very much for the vote of confidence (I'm from Wales you see). First of all you need to contact your local federal government immigration department and ask what the rules and regulations are about emmigrating to another country, then contact the UK Home Office about the rules and regulations for immigrating to the United Kingdom.
23604
The question needs to be clarified: is this a case if a) Singaporean national or b) non-Singaporean who has dual citizenship of two other countries.\n\nIf b): as long as both passports are legitimate, it would be ok by Singapore immigration.\n\nIf a): it depends on whether or not Singapore allows their citizens to also take citizenship of another country.
499945
The Retirement visa (subclass 410) (Temporary) allows you to spend some of your retirement years in Australia. It does not lead to permanent resident.\n\nFor that you need to apply to stay in Australia here: http://www.citizenship.gov.au/how.htm
167700
In principle, the answer is yes, however there are some grey areas.\n\nTo find out whether you are eligible to sponsor you spouse, please see the following page: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/index.html\n\nYour spouse should remain in their country of origin until the application process is complete, as this will improve their chances of being granted resident status and should dramatically speed up the processing time.\n\n"To sponsor a relative or family member you must sign an undertaking with the minister of Citizenship and Immigration. This is a promise to the Government of Canada that you will support the person you sponsor and their family members for a period of three to 10 years so that they will not need to apply for social assistance.\nYou must also sign a sponsorship agreement with your relative or family member that outlines your mutual commitments to each other. You promise to provide for the basic requirements of the person you sponsor and their family members for the duration of the undertaking. The person you sponsor promises to make every effort to become self-supporting (unless they are elderly.)" http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/out.html\n\nOnce you have filled out the application form: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/applications/fc.html ..."the case processing centre will send the application for permanent residence to the appropriate visa office for you." This is where you spouse will have to go to collect the form and attend an interview, etc..\n\nRecent changes in policy have affected the family class of immigration and further info is available her: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/sponsor/faq-spouse.html
221130
None you need a visa for each of these countries.
970919
none. The forms are similar in every country.  owever, if you ARE an Indian citizen, it should be easier to visit any former British colony.  If you are just visiting India from another country, Good luck!
669651
well since singapore is not a country....I am not sure..
814460
You would have to apply for the pattent. I think you can.
58922
You can't change a b1 / b2 into permanent status. You'll need to come in on a different visa, such as employment based etc. You'll probably need to leave the country in order to get the right kind of visa, but it's always worth a try talking to a real immigration lawyer who would specialize in this type of application.
467939
Go to the Ukranian Embassy in Canada they can help you get a visa to sinapore and if they themselves can't they will know who knows, it's possible to go to the Singapore embassy in canada and get a visa to that country regarless of what nationality you are? dunno check it. \n\nyou could try these:\n\nSINGAPORE TO CANADA\nGeneral Consulate of Singapore in Vancouver, Canada - Suite 1305, 999 West Hastings Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6C 2W2 Canada.  Tel: (604) 669 5115.  Fax: (604) 669 5153.  E-mail: singaporeconsul@sprint.ca \n\nGeneral Consulate of Singapore in Toronto, Canada - Suite 3005, 30th Floor, Scotia Plaza 40 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario Canada M5H 1H1.  Tel: (416) 866 6134.  Fax: (416) 933 2416. \n\n____________________________________________________________\n\nUKRAINE TO CANADA (COUNSULAR'S SECTION)\nAddress: 331 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario K2P 1S3\nTel. (613) 230-8015; Fax (613) 230-2655\nE-mail: consul@ukremb.ca\nWorking Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 9:30-12:30\n \nSingapore Emabasy to Ukraine in Singapore\nhttp://www.embassy-ukraine.com/\nI couldn't find a Phone number but poke around and see what you can find, maybe if nothing else they will help you because, as far as i can tell there is no embasy to singapore in the Ukraine.\n\nTry to talk to all of them. they should be able to help you. Worst comes to worst you have to fly back to the Ukraine to get your visa, but these days it could possibly done in Canada if you are in a pinch and have an emergency, if not you probably have to fly to the Singapore Embassy in the Ukraine. Hope all goes well and i hope you can read this. Good luck. I'd like to know how that goes. Desert_dweller5@yahoo.com email me!! thanks
1168969
not quite sure how that works, but sounds like if your other visa is used for traveling (it's a tourist visa), you shouldn't have any problem. call the company which you signed up for the tourist visa and find out what rules and regulations apply to you.
1058334
there is no better way than visiting the places, but if u r not ready for that, then i think u need to make friends...\ni am an indian living in singapore...\nu can contact me if u want to learn something about the 2 countries...;-)
402114
You can move to another country.
1022391
You are still a Filipino citizen, so I guess you will need visas in most first world countries. For Southeast asian nations, you need a valid passport only. It is prudent to contact the consulate of the country of your choice if a visa is required to visit it. When you become a  full pledge British citizen then you can go almost anywhere.
799676
No.  But it may be easier to get permanent resident status.\n\nEdit:  AND what map said.