Becoming Singaporean | The Straits Times
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- China-born Ou Ningfei, Indian national Mark Sathyan and Israeli Dr Ori Sasson are immigrants who have made Singapore their home. They share their experiences and challenges integrating into society. Read the full story: str.sg/ovsM
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The Ou guy said something so true. Once u did NS youve earn yourself the badge of citizenship and more importantly respect and recognition that you are one of us - a son of Singapore.
Singaporean is a nationality, not a race. A nationality is based on your citizenship, while race is based on blood. Therefor anyone who becomes a citizen of Singapore, is Singaporean. You don't have to be apart of the three main races, that being Chinese, Malay and Indian, to be Singaporean. Regardless of race, the moment you are a citizen of Singapore, you are as Singaporean as the locals. Periodt
I wish I become a PR someday there, I have already studied there, it's like my 2nd home.
But I have been hearing a lot and researching too. If you are from the Chinese background, it helps a lot.
You forgot there is the 4th major race ah? The 'others'.
@@manutdboy3326 No, PR requirement is baiscally fully based on meritocracy. Singapore system is meritocracy so basically they try to get higher-skilled and higher educated people to becoming a citizen or PR. In fact, it is one of the hardest place in the world to get a citizenship.
@@niconiconii5266 True, there is a reason why Singapore keeps on developing and becoming a better nation everyday.
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Not true!!
There are mediocre malaysians given pr and citizenship here!!
Iklim nya, makanan nya, kebersihan nya n fasilitas” nya oke” semua di Singapore
Plus nya lg utk tenaga medis/healthcare nya profesional n termasuk yg terbaik di dunia 👍
the three truly shows the Singaporean spirit,,....they are more Singaporean than i m haha
It's ridiculous for someone who has already served NS and wanted to be a Singaporean to still be waiting for his citizenship... They should've given it to him immediately the moment he ORD!
Appəl just a stepping stone to get spore citizenship. If spore in trouble , I will run to China
I applied for it after NS, one year alr still never get still pending
@@buangbinyaakub9421 haha look at china now covid everywhere
@@IAMAG00DB0Y lemme guess pinoy ka
2% of PRs who serve NS are unsuccessful in getting Singapore citizenship. The govt admitted this several years ago.
The reason the Israeli guy feels he did not face any discrimination is because he's white or looks white and Singaporeans have a white inferiority complex but a superiority complex to even people of their own skin but from a different country that's not so developed. I'm Singaporean so I know how some Singaporeans think.
That Mark guy has a perfect 200% sg accent to me!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ori Sasson is hilarious hahaha
1:36 "I still had this British English accent". Yeah! I can see that haha, this guy is very funny 😂
This programming is good. Sg need more immigrants and we must create more jobs for PR and new citizens among others
He's done NS, can the government still not give him citizenship?
NS is just a stepping stone to become Sporean ,If Spore in trouble I will go back to China
@@buangbinyaakub9421 Mark Sathyan was from India, not China.
2% of PRs who serve NS are unsuccessful in their citizenship application.
@@Ccb88888 where did u get this statistic?
We need to sing praise of sg more and more to attract more immigrants. Well done Straits Times
If there is war or dispute between China and Sg i am sure the new citizen will side sg.
Likewise, the new citizen from india will likely side sg over india.
Definitely
Still in progress to be a Singapore citizen
Don't understand why the Israeli guy cannot be recognised as a Singaporean. Singapore's very first Chief Minister was a Jew. In any case, even if the Israeli guy has given up his Israeli citizenship, he (and his descendants) can always get it back. All members of the Jewish diaspora have a right to Israeli citizenship, no matter how many centuries they have been living outside Israel.
0:18 bruh I aspire to have a china accent and a proper english accent at the same time ( basically pronouncing both languages correctly). Sadly i suffer from singaporean
Relatable😂
Also,nice to find a NCTzen here!
As long things out from local media, all indirectly assist MIW i.. Only shown all positive news. Cmi
ok lah Chinese man is hot. lol.
Chinese man is quite handsome. He can be the next Wujing
Wu Jing is a meme in China
@@haojunli917 Being a meme is it a good thing or is it something laughable?
@ytbe Maybe once in a while. I think the man came from a region with sharper features
@ytbe I think he's handsome too and I'm gay
@@SuccessforLifester it's more like sarcastism to his artificial nationalism
They are many foreigners becomes sporean more then sporean malay
Preciselly malay now 1 dots
Did the Israeli serve NS?
He probably served Israeli NS, which both men and women have to serve. Israeli NS is way more hardcore than Singapore NS.
@@Ccb88888 also more racist
Vick is better
Immigrants bring in immigrants, that's normal. National service just ..... . 😭😭😭
real shit ! taking our ricebowl away ?