Singapore's ICA Lists Six Categories for PR Eligibility
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore has published six distinct categories of foreigners eligible to apply for permanent residence (PR) in the country. A PR is a foreigner granted the right to live in Singapore long-term, receiving a blue Identity Card if aged 15 and above.
The six categories include: 1) Spouses of a Singapore citizen or existing PR; 2) Unmarried children under 21 born within a legal marriage to or legally adopted by a Singapore citizen or PR; 3) Aged parents of a Singapore citizen who is at least 21 years old; 4) Holders of an Employment Pass or S Pass; 5) Students studying in Singapore who have passed at least one national examination or are enrolled in the Integrated Programme; 6) Foreign investors based in Singapore. The ICA evaluates applications based on family ties, economic contributions, qualifications, age, family profile, and duration of residence in Singapore.
Meeting eligibility criteria does not guarantee approval, as each application is assessed on its individual merits.
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