Number of Male Permanent Residents who Lost Residency Status for Not Serving Full-time National Service

Leong Mun Wai asked the Minister for Defence about the number of male Permanent Residents who lost their residency status to avoid full-time National Service and were later allowed to work or live in Singapore again.
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen stated that citizens and PRs liable for National Service must fulfil their duties or face penalties.
Over the past decade, no PR who evaded NS duties by losing their PR status after benefiting from it has been granted the right to work or live in Singapore again.
The response emphasizes that there are no reported cases of such individuals being re-admitted to Singapore for work or residence.
The debate highlights the government's strict stance on enforcing National Service obligations among PRs.

Leong Mun Wai asked the Minister for Defence about the number of male Permanent Residents who lost their residency status to avoid full-time National Service and were later allowed to work or live in Singapore again.
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen stated that citizens and PRs liable for National Service must fulfil their duties or face penalties.
Over the past decade, no PR who evaded NS duties by losing their PR status after benefiting from it has been granted the right to work or live in Singapore again.
The response emphasizes that there are no reported cases of such individuals being re-admitted to Singapore for work or residence.
The debate highlights the government's strict stance on enforcing National Service obligations among PRs.

Leong Mun Wai asked the Minister for Defence about the number of male Permanent Residents who lost their residency status to avoid full-time National Service and were later allowed to work or live in Singapore again.
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen stated that citizens and PRs liable for National Service must fulfil their duties or face penalties.
Over the past decade, no PR who evaded NS duties by losing their PR status after benefiting from it has been granted the right to work or live in Singapore again.
The response emphasizes that there are no reported cases of such individuals being re-admitted to Singapore for work or residence.
The debate highlights the government's strict stance on enforcing National Service obligations among PRs.

Leong Mun Wai asked the Minister for Defence about the number of male Permanent Residents who lost their residency status to avoid full-time National Service and were later allowed to work or live in Singapore again.
Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen stated that citizens and PRs liable for National Service must fulfil their duties or face penalties.
Over the past decade, no PR who evaded NS duties by losing their PR status after benefiting from it has been granted the right to work or live in Singapore again.
The response emphasizes that there are no reported cases of such individuals being re-admitted to Singapore for work or residence.
The debate highlights the government's strict stance on enforcing National Service obligations among PRs.

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