The latest national development strategy announced by Singapore aims to increase the population to 6.5 million, thereby accelerating the influx of a large number of foreign elites.
In order to secure a place on the global battlefield, Singapore has focused its main strategy on talent cultivation and competition. Recently, the Singapore government announced a national development blueprint up to 2030, aiming to develop a population of 6.5 million to compete with international metropolises like New York and London. However, with Singapore's current population of 4.7 million and a consistently low birth rate, the key to building an international metropolis is to attract foreign immigrants. In recent years, with the development of the Chinese economy and the friendly relations between China and Singapore, the Singapore government has increasingly emphasized attracting Chinese investors and entrepreneurs. It can be said that now is the best time for Chinese entrepreneurs to invest in Singapore and quickly obtain permanent resident status, and subsequently acquire Singaporean citizenship.
