Blu_sky
Just curious. you had promised her to move to HK? When you
promised her, did you mean it?
Yes, i promise and i meant it. But common understand is still to
try this possibility, and should there be any failure that living
dont contribute any better, both will return to SG. Period is 2
years. My concern is my son and family stability, in term of
finance, son's education, and accommodation. I did mention to her
in my last changes that, I would like to see finance, son's
education, and accommodation in stable mood, then i will take
action for my move to HK gradually. . Well, transition could be 4
to 8 mths.
if you did, why you've changed your mind
As i said earlier, i cant afford to take this hash decision, due
to family and my kid as a major concern.
if you didnt mean it, why you promised her?
I have to be very cautious, i dont put my family at risk.
fymk
Your point noted, seems very true though.
Remember Singapore will hang on to any male Singaporean for the
sole purpose of NS , therefore your wife will not be able to get
him out easily once custody comes into play.
But no one know what my son or the country will be in 20 years
time.
Give your lawyer contacts. thanks. Does sgforums accept private
msg?
Arapahoe
But if you dare to move...it is to build your character and
strength and face live forward. Working 9 to 5 earn $2500 and say
is enough!!!!! Which world you come from....take a foreign wife
must prepared to face the global standard......of relationship.
I does have a thought that my wife make my life widen to newer
horizon, with every new challenges. However, all contribute to
pressure of being the sole bread-winner for the household. ITs 21st
centuary, I wish im living in the 70s, that should work..
Lolzzz..
viciouskitty74
You think, with her and son in HK, and you in Singapore? You
should maybe hope for the best that your wife will eventually find
means to bring up your sons and your excuse for not being in
HongKong providing?
or are you planning to stop contributing financially since you guys
are spilt apart at the moment?
if so....yes, I still think you are thinking far, and there is lots
of such males around. You arent the only one to have calculated to
that step.
This is Singapore and HK, not USA.. There is no natural
resource, land is scarce, and where the only resource is HUMAN ..
Government here dont support pension or any form of long term $$$
relief. May say calculative, but I just want to be very
cautious.
ShrodingersCat
Its true that my wife not really to leave HK than anything else.
But sometime, she still has optimistic view living in SG, such as
security, housing, and education. Only that for now, every
singapore things and thoughts is always the worst.
Ask her, if you keep your promise, join her in HK but due to
different environment etc, will need time to settle financially
again - how would she feel? She may have said nasty things in
quarrel - about herself being richer, etc - but who doesn't say
angry hurtful things in an argument? Give each other a time frame -
how many years did she stay with you in Singapore? 2? 3? Stay with
her 2 years in HK and start to build a life together there.
I ever have that thought of 'exchanging' trials... of living in
different country 2-3 years.. I think long term; the fact is HK is
Special Administrative Region (S.A.R.) to China, where SG is
already a country. Im not worry about myself in HK or SG, Its my
son who will be living through in 20-30 years time. What lies ahead
is the future, though staying in SG is sometime quiet f**k up.
SG is not too bad afterall.
norm
I think your wife feel financially insecure about your $2.5K
having to feed 3 mouths. $2.5k is quite a big amount of money in
Spore. But in hk, maybe thats not enough. Can consider moving to
live in places like Shenzhen in China where your salary is
considered very high, as the cost of living there is very low.
Doesnt matter take home pay is 2.5k o not. Its a matter of whose
role and resposibility one is playing in a family. Its
practicality, both parents works theses days to support a family
living, moreover, i didnt force her to work also. She has an
option, i have none. 
walesa
Addressing a potential divorce (should things come to that),
where exactly was your marriage registered - HK, Singapore or both?
That alone would go a long way towards dictating which course (and
where) of legal action to pursue.
I register in SG only.
My son is not HK SAR Resident. Its takes 7 years to turn a second
class PR to HK SAR citizen. However, he has just successfully
approve of Dependant Visa, same as me. The approval, i guess 70% of
the support is based on my assets, and the rest from my wife's.
. Besides, the fact she's still "threatening" you with a divorce
could perhaps serve as an indication she's still in the
"considering-all-options" phase(rather than having made an
irrevocable decision where a divorce is inevitable) and that things
may not yet be as dire as you imagine them to be? (While I wouldn't
know what your wife is like, I think - from my experience at least
- it's generally fair to say more often than not, women, in the
heat of things, do tend to make threats which they may not be
really intending to carry out.)
Its a relief, and I can see it may be true when im with her
since friday. 