Do Singapore visas require high territorial division?

The division of consular districts refers to the specific scope of the embassy according to the applicant's passport issuing place, domicile or long residence. Generally, each consular district will set up a consular district. According to different countries, the number of consular districts is different, and the number of consular districts is also different. The same is true for Singapore. According to the specific consular district divided by the established embassy, does the country have high requirements for the division of consular district?

The Singapore Embassy in China has set up five embassies and consulates in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Xiamen. It has divided five consular areas according to the place of household registration. Applicants are required to submit in strict accordance with their own consular areas. If they want to submit across consular areas, they must provide valid residence certificates and social security details. Therefore, the requirements for the division of consular areas are particularly high.

If the applicant submits materials across the consular district, both the residence permit and the social security details are indispensable, that is, a certificate cannot be provided, and the company to which the employment certificate is provided must be within the scope of the consular district. For example, the applicant has provided the Beijing social security certificate and residence card, but the company in the employment certificate is located in Guangzhou, so it cannot apply in Beijing.

However, in addition to the strict requirements on the consular area, the materials required for Singapore visa are also relatively simple. Generally, only basic materials and on-the-job certificates are required, and the visa-out speed is relatively fast. The ordinary processing time is seven to ten working days, and the urgent time is three to four. The results can be obtained within one to two working days at the earliest.

Generally speaking, Singapore visas have very high requirements for the division of consular areas. If you want to submit them across consular areas, you must provide residence certificates and social security details. Other materials must also belong to the consular area. Moreover, the rejection rate of unemployed persons is relatively high. Therefore, applicants may not be able to apply if they do not meet the conditions.