Individuals who have Leveraged on Global Investor Programme to Qualify for Permanent Residency (oral answer), 23 February 2023 (Parliament of Singapore (Official Report / Hansard), 2023)

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Oral answer of 23 Feb 2023: about 200 individuals granted PR through the GIP in 2020-2022; integration activities; 2011-2022 more than S$5.46bn total business expenditure and more than 24,000 jobs; as of Oct 2022 S$1.62bn injected into GIP funds, 87.2% (S$1.41bn) deployed, 65.6% of that (S$930m) in Singapore-based companies; site visits; re-entry permits not renewed if commitments unmet (no number); GIP PRs much less than 1% of all PRs approved each year; a 'very, very low percentage' granted citizenship (no number). This pass adds the deployment figures and the share of all PRs.

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What it covers GIP PR grants 2020-2022; total business expenditure and jobs 2011-2022; money in GIP funds as of Oct 2022; citizenship and re-entry permits.

Notes Text retrieved from the Singapore Parliament Reports System (SPRS) API (getHansardTopic) and stored as the JSON the API returns; the readable text is in the "content" field. Answer and supplementaries by MOS Low Yen Ling to Mr Yip Hon Weng and Mr Pritam Singh. Vol. 95, sitting 85. The main answer is also published by MTI: https://www.mti.gov.sg/Newsroom/Parliamentary-Replies/2023/02/Oral-reply-to-PQ-on-Global-Investor-Programme

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