Basically I'm a PR serving NS, with a US passport. I've finished
my BMT, and have been working for a couple of months, but I can't
take it. It's not that it's hard, it's just I want to move back to
the US.
I'm tired of Singapore [no offense, I lived here 11 years total,
and don't have any friends outside of camp], and I want to start
working for real, as well as studying part time.
Basically, I want to revoke my PR, but I'm not sure if the
government will pester me about it, and cause me and my family
trouble.
I'm not even doing a useful job, just the extra-guy; they didn't
even approve my G50 application, so I feel less and less inclined
to serve.
Any help would be appreciated.
You can't just revoke your PR while in the midst of serving.
If you choose to AWOL and you and your family leave this
country,you will DEFINITELY suffer the consequences and your
parents might be affected too.You will be in trouble for deserting
and your parents might get into trouble for abetting a
deserter...
What do you define as a useful job in NS?Being a commander?You
are not the only one who thinks that what they did in NS was
useless,plenty others have bemoaned about their vocation.The reason
you gave is not a good one.Just be honest that you do not even want
to do NS.
I have heard from my friends about a case of a china PR awoling
and moving back to china with his family.On the day they decided to
do it,they went to the Chinese embassy and gave a sob story to the
officials to plead their case.In the end,the embassy book a flight
for them and facilitated their way out SG.Naturally,after that,they
should never expect to step back into SG again.
I cannot verify about what I heard but you can try going to your
embassy to plead your case.Who knows they might even be able to
bully Mindef into letting you off without a hitch?