客户问题太多了 我整理整理应该可以出书了，十万个坡县为什么
主要是很多客户是中国人来新加坡做生意，有得的确有钱，有钱了就有这些乱七八糟的问题，也不会去咨询专业人士，在做理财规划的时候多多少少就会被问到
反正我的经验是真的不多，问到了我也不能胡说八道 想着网友人多 看看有没有好的建议可以给他们的。专业的理财计划我可以做，别的方面我也怕自己不懂，说不准 给人家误导～

这贴有解释。。身边有人就是这样异地2年不到就离了

http://bbs.huasing.org/sForum/bbs.php?B=108_12544239

两年不到算快的了吗已经 孩子十个月就出生了 现在离婚也不能在孩子出生之前搞完吧

LEGITIMACY ACT
(CHAPTER 162)
(Original Enactment: Ordinance 20 of 1934)

REVISED EDITION 1985
(30th March 1987)

我是做税务的 每次个税的时候也是超级多这种奇葩事情 私生子什么的不要太多 不过感情好的富豪也有

不要有这个想法

不会的 我只是随便说说 而且我提问也没有透露客户任何信息

申请新加坡国籍的条件第四条：


Eligibility 里面最后一条：

Child born outside Singapore where at least one parent is a Singapore Citizen.

这种情况里的最后一条就是针对婚外私生子的：
An overseas-born minor (child) may be eligible for Singapore Citizenship by Descent under Article 122(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore, if his/her parents meet any of the following conditions:

Male Singapore citizen by Birth who has a lawful marriage at time of minor's birth

Male Singapore citizen by Registration who has a lawful marriage at time of minor's birth and minor does not acquire citizenship of the country he was born by reason of his birth in that country

Female Singapore citizen by Birth and minor born on or after 15 May 2004

Female Singapore citizen by Registration and minor born on or after 15 May 2004. Minor shall not acquire citizenship of the country he was born by reason of his birth in that country

Male (who has a lawful marriage at time of minor's birth) or Female Singapore citizen by Descent has to declare their residence period in Singapore. The application can only be accepted if the parent fulfils the requirements stipulated in the Annex.

链接：http://www.ica.gov.sg/page.aspx?pageid=132

又看了birth cert登记的条件，本地生报出生证必需要有结婚证，这也是为何非婚生子申请坡籍的情况只适用于海外出生（得选不需要结婚证就能登记出生证的地方啊），父母一方是公民的孩子。感觉新加坡男人在海外有情人甚至私生子的情况应该不罕见...新加坡缺孩子，估计不会让他们流落海外。

在新加坡离婚一般来说需要分居3年 或者 其他的条件。

帖子里也有说，真想离婚直接去跟律师声明已经分居三年。。3年就免了。。。前提是两人都得商量好。。

没想到这么多网友 热心解答 中国人还是很可爱的 我觉得这条建议我可以跟妹子说下 谢谢你啦

A company director failed to convince the High Court that he should not have to help maintain an illegitimate child whom he fathered but never wanted.

The 53-year-old father of three, whose extramarital tryst with a sales director in the same company led to the child's birth, argued that he had disowned his offspring and should not be treated as a parent as he had no contact with the child.

But Senior Judge Kan Ting Chiu made it clear that, under the Women's Charter, the father had a duty as a parent to support the child. "To paraphrase the provision, a parent has a duty to maintain his or her children, whether they are legitimate or illegitimate," the judge said in judgment grounds released yesterday.


Lawyers said the case underlined the law on a putative father's obligations for maintenance and rules that intention is irrelevant, even if the child was begotten from a one-sided affair or a brief encounter, such as in a brothel.

The company director had claimed that his relationship with the woman had been purely sexual and that he had been outfoxed by her, as she sought to beget a child by him.



She countered that their relationship had been based on mutual affection and consent and that she loved him.

The man's lawyer, Mr Koh Tien Hua, argued in the High Court that common law and other statutes, such as the Constitution, treat the mother as the parent of an illegitimate child.

But the woman's lawyer, Ms Leong Pek Gan, referred the court to the Women's Charter.

The judge held that the Women's Charter "clearly contemplates" a man being regarded as a parent of an illegitimate child as well. He ruled that both parents were obliged to pay for the upkeep of the child and they should bear the financial burden equally.

"The norm should not be that parents contribute in proportion to their means because that will place unequal burdens on them for no good reason."

The judge found that although the woman earned a lower monthly salary of $5,200 compared with the man's monthly income of $14,075, there was no evidence she was unable to pay half the monthly $1,440 maintenance for the three-year-old boy.

To this end, he reduced the monthly sum to be paid by the father from $1,050 - set by a district judge in 2013 - to $720.

The 41-year-old woman is a divorcee with a five-year-old daughter and worked in the firm where the man owns a majority stake.

"I have never wanted this child and I didn't even plan for this," said the man in his testimony.

告诉你客户，国内那种小三以生子要挟男人和原配离婚的手段在新加坡玩不转的，国情不一样。新加坡离婚老困难了。

好像不是这个女的怀孕威胁，我听她的意思是男方本身就想离婚 但是应该怕是在小孩出生之前不能办理完离婚手续 应该没这么快 我也不敢乱出主意 毕竟小孩也是一条命

Q: Anyone know how can my child be a SC/PR if i not marriage to the child mother?
I am a Singaporean,mother of the child is from Vietnam..

A: If the child's parents are listed, e.g., you name is on the Birth Certificate, (whether you are/were married to the woman or not) and the child was born in Singapore, then the child is Singaporean by birth. Full Stop. If it's a boy, then the boy is liable for NS as well, just like any other citizen. If the birth was not registered in the mother's home country, then the child will not be allowed to stay there with the mother, should she split and leave the child with the father (It does happen).


各位大侠,感情规感情, 感觉规感觉,原则是原则,法律是法律. 一个基本点就是: 婚生和非婚生的孩子, 有相同的法律地位和权利, 不应由其父母的主观原因受到影响. 可以惩罚父或母, 但不是惩罚孩子.

本地生, 本地报生, 只看双方的IC --那是10多年前了

我是做保险 AIA， 富豪和原配感情有问题 想离婚 跟这个未婚妈妈关系不大，但是也不能说没有 我觉得三个人都有问题。现在反正当务之急是解决小孩的问题 毕竟肚子会越来越大吧

这种情况不用给她出主意啊，把资料整理好了交给她让她自己斟酌就可以了
私以为变数太大，貌似很多人都是借口要离婚，结果是原配和男方感情不错；值的斟酌啊
再说EP搞个国籍应该比这种方法简单方便多了；何必走钢丝，万一跌下去一生尽毁

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