SINGAPORE - Despite getting their employment passes revoked, two Chinese nationals continued staying in Singapore illegally. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Despite getting their employment passes revoked, two Chinese nationals continued staying in Singapore illegally.
Both women were arrested on Jan 9 by Immigration and Checkpoints Authority officers in the same HDB unit in Bedok North Road after they were not able to produce any evidence to prove that they were was staying in the country legally. Ministry of Manpower cancelled Wei’s pass on Sept 27, 2007, and Chen’s pass on Aug 5, 2009, and they were required to depart Singapore the day their passes were revoked.Wei remained in Singapore illegally for 15 years, three months and 13 days, while Chen did so for 13 years, five months and four days.
Apart from the maximum jail sentence, they could have been fined up to $6,000 for the Immigration Act offence.worked in Singapore illegally for 15 years,
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