Ifurtherundertakenot to be engaged inanyformofemployment, business or occupation whilst inSingaporewithoutthewritten consent of the Controller of Immigration.
Criticism of Singapore's immigration policy has become more vocal recently, with many locals blaming it for a rise in property prices and living costs.
While a plunging birth rate has widely documented effects on a nation's economic growth, tax revenues, healthcare costs and immigration policies, Singapore's example is also having some unexpected consequences.