Your Path to Singapore Citizenship, Guided by Experts

In most cases, adult applicants must have held Singapore Permanent Resident status for at least 2 years before applying. Different requirements may apply to certain children of Singapore citizens, so it is best to check the latest ICA criteria or seek personalised advice based on your situation.

Processing times depend on ICA’s assessment of each application. While many applications are processed within about 12 months, some may take longer. Although no specific timeline can be guaranteed, we help ensure your application is complete, accurate, and properly presented to minimise avoidable delays.

Singapore generally does not permit adults to hold dual citizenship. New citizens are usually required to give up their previous nationality. Children with dual citizenship may retain both temporarily, but must typically choose one upon reaching the required age.

Male Singapore Citizens and second-generation Permanent Residents are generally required to serve National Service under current laws. If your son becomes a citizen or qualifies as a second-generation PR, he will likely be liable for NS when he reaches the relevant age.

A well-established profile can strengthen your application. Factors such as stable employment, consistent income, family ties, community involvement, relevant skills, a clean record, and length of residence in Singapore may all be considered. We help you present these strengths clearly and effectively as part of your application.

No consultancy can guarantee approval, as the final decision is made by ICA. What we can do is help you submit the strongest possible application through careful preparation, thorough documentation, and strategic guidance backed by more than 10 years of experience handling thousands of applications.