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Japan-born football player Kyoga Nakamura says he’s excited to finally get S’pore citizenship. After living in Singapore for five years, Japan-born football player Kyoga Nakamura can finally call himself a Singaporean.
Club chairman Desmond Ong said Nakamura was a “fantastic footballer an even better person” he was “delighted to welcome him” as a new citizen.

Japan-born football player was ’emotional’ to take citizenship oath
In a post on his Instagram account, Nakamura, 28, said it was “emotional” for him to take the oath on Friday.

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His club, BG Tampines Rovers, announced on Facebook on Friday (25 Oct) that their star midfielder had received his citizenship.

Earlier this month, he was again invited to train with the Lions at a centralised training camp in Japan, his now-former homeland. It was also his first time wearing the Lions’ jersey, he said.

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His club, BG Tampines Rovers, announced on Facebook on Friday (25 Oct) that their star midfielder had received his citizenship.

Earlier this month, he was again invited to train with the Lions at a centralised training camp in Japan, his now-former homeland. It was also his first time wearing the Lions’ jersey, he said.

https://mustsharenews.com/japan-football...tizenship/

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LHL's NRIC exposed liao!!!!!

Scroll down to view at https://tinyurl.com/5n8jnyt7

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CPF system in S'pore is a cornerstone of nation’s social security strategy, it financial protection across different life stages. Established to help citizens & PRs save for essential needs, CPF contributions cover areas like healthcare, housing, & retirement. By integrating employer & employee contributions, scheme fosters long-term financial stability & security.

CPF structured using a tiered system, reflecting variations in age, employment status, and income levels. As of January 1, 2025, new contribution rates aim to enhance savings capabilities while ensuring affordability for both employers and employees, adjustments are designed to meet the evolving needs of S'pore’s workforce, balancing short-term financial obligations with long-term financial planning. CPF system plays a pivotal role in promoting financial literacy, disciplined saving habits among citizens & PRs. With comprehensive coverage & structured approach, CPF continues to support economic resilience & social welfare of nation. application. Table of Contents for more info.
https://yuvagalam.com/singapore-cpf-cont...able-2025/

How to Withdraw Money?

Once one turn 55, individuals can withdraw funds from their CPF accts. They can apply for a withdrawal through official CPF portal. 

1) Here are steps to withdraw CPF funds: Complete Form: All fields in the application form must be filled out, as they are mandatory.

2) Partial Withdrawal: There is no requirement to withdraw the full amount; individuals can specify the amount they wish to cancel.

3) Account Update: Before submitting form, ensure your acct details, including contact info, are current.

4) Identity Verification: Applicants must verify their identity using S'pore’s Face Recognition software integrated into the form.

5) Receive Funds: Upon successful registration, the withdrawn funds will be deposited through PayNow or direct transfer within a few weeks.

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https://mustsharenews.com/japan-football...tizenship/

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Here! to night: it is first leg of semi-final will kick off at 6,000-seater Jalan Besar Stadium. Thursday at 9pm.
With tickets all sold out...

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How to survive the National Stadium crowd for JJ Lin's S'pore concert
Either way, you're probably going to be dealing with a sea of people on Dec. 28 and 29. Here at Mothership, we've attended our fair share of concerts over the years & found what we think is most pain-free way of watching the shows.
Our list of concert hacks will hopefully help you save hours of waiting under the sun, among other things. Don't say we never share.

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Several workforce rules in Singapore will take effect in 2026, including: Retirement age
Retirement age will increase from 63 to 64 years, will apply to those born on or after July 1, 1963.

Re-employment age
The re-employment age will increase from 68 to 69 years, and will apply to those born on or after July 1, 1958.

Foreign workforce policies
Dependency Ratio Ceiling (DRC) will decrease from 77.8% >75%. Will be 1 local employee=every 3-Work Permit Holders (WPHs) 

Levy for WPHs will also increase $400 to >$500 for "Basic Skilled" 

R2 WPHs, $300 to $350 for "Higher Skilled" R1 WPHs.

Employment Pass (EP) qualifying salary
The qualifying salary for new EP applications will increase to at least $5,600, at least $6,200 for the financial services sector. This'll apply to renewal of EPs that are expiring from January 1, 2026.

These changes are part of a strategy to adjust S'pore's retirement & re-employment framework to support the country's aging population.

Levy for WPHs will increase from $400 >$500 for "Basic Skilled...

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END OF FIRST HALF:
With no goals, in a game with many chances created, Singapore and Vietnam go into the break with the first leg of the semi-final tied at 0-0!

HERE WE GO: The players take to the pitch and the ball rolls for the first half of the match!
https://www.vavel.com/en-us/soccer/2024/...e_vignette