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Information about who is eligible to vote in Singapore elections...
There are two types of election in Singapore – presidential and parliamentary.
In order to be eligible to vote in any elections in Singapore a person must be registered on the latest certified register of electors for their constituency. To qualify for this they must be:
- A citizen of Singapore (holder of a pink National Registration Identity Card)
- At least 21 years old
- Resident in Singapore
Note: Voting at presidential or parliamentary elections is compulsory for all eligible citizens in Singapore.
- For further information from the Singapore Elections Department about who is eligible to vote: Click here
Citizenship
There are three ways of acquiring Singaporean citizenship:
By birth – if a person was born in Singapore with at least one parent who is a Singaporean citizen.
By descent – if a person was born outside Singapore on or after 15 May 2004, with at least one parent who is a Singaporean citizen.
By registration – if a person has been a Permanent Resident for at least two years and is working in Singapore or married to a Singaporean citizen.
- For further information from the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority about who is eligible for citizenship: Click here