All About Home Addresses

[hquek]

ILoveBubbleTea:

Hi,


if i were to rent a place from a relative and not rent out my existing HDB, can i update the address at my NRIC?

thanks!

Your IC should reflect the place where you are staying at.

You can choose to leave your own HDB flat empty, I don't think the authorities will be concerned about how you arrange your financials.

Whatever, remember that you will have to deal with the next 6 years of transport from and to. Ideal school is one thing, transport can be madness, especially if you are eyeing the area with the most number of cars on weekdays.

[coffeedrinker]

Question on Distance and Citizenship :

Am staying >2km of this school, am a Spore citizen, eligible for Phrase2B

as currently has changes to give priority to Sporean first, may I ask, if the application exceed available vacancy, how was the allocation goes ? All Sporean go in first from <1km, 1-2km followed by 2km, then SPR…?

[phtthp]

man get jail term, for lying about his address


http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum ... =1&t=82239

[beemom]

Hi there,


I’m new here.

I would like to check, is there a minimum duration that one need to stay in the rented property when registering for school within 1km? And does the school check or ask on this area?

Thanks a lot!!

[lee_yl]

beemom:

Hi there,


I'm new here.

I would like to check, is there a minimum duration that one need to stay in the rented property when registering for school within 1km? And does the school check or ask on this area?

Thanks a lot!!

So far, no. There is no minimum duration one needs to stay before and after P1 registration in a rented property. (To me, this is a loophole MOE needs to tighten up).

When i registered my dd1 during P1 reg, the staff only mentioned that school will inform us should balloting to be conducted beforehand so we can decide to withdraw or stay. No question asked if the address was rented. Perhaps, under the P1 registration rules, staying in a rented property is permitted, thus school sees no such needs to ask.

[beemom]

lee_yl:

beemom:

Hi there,


I'm new here.

I would like to check, is there a minimum duration that one need to stay in the rented property when registering for school within 1km? And does the school check or ask on this area?

Thanks a lot!!

So far, no. There is no minimum duration one needs to stay before and after P1 registration in a rented property. (To me, this is a loophole MOE needs to tighten up).

When i registered my dd1 during P1 reg, the staff only mentioned that school will inform us should balloting to be conducted beforehand so we can decide to withdraw or stay. No question asked if the address was rented. Perhaps, under the P1 registration rules, staying in a rented property is permitted, thus school sees no such needs to ask.

Hi lee_yl ,

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I do agree that this is a big loophole. Initially, I heard that have to stay minimum 2 years in the registered address in order to enrol.

We bought the property and shifted coz we wanted to enrol my gal in the school of our choice this year. But I happened to find out that her classmate (mum is keen to enrol in the same school as us), rented a place near the school last year.

[lee_yl]

beemom:

Hi lee_yl ,

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I do agree that this is a big loophole. Initially, I heard that have to stay minimum 2 years in the registered address in order to enrol.

We bought the property and shifted coz we wanted to enrol my gal in the school of our choice this year. But I happened to find out that her classmate (mum is keen to enrol in the same school as us), rented a place near the school last year.

Hi Beemom,

Under MOE's rule, it is considered legal as long as the whole family is staying in the rented property by 1st July for the year of P1 reg. At least the whole family bothered to make an effort to shift there and has been staying in that rented property since last year.

I don't believe in buying a property for the purpose of enrolling the child for primary school of choice, perhaps, rental would be a better choice. There are risks unless one can be very assured of getting a place even if balloting takes place. All the best for your coming P1 registration.

[pandamonkie]

Hi all,


I am new here.

The arrangement for my daughter is like this: She stays at my mother-in-law’s house in Bukit Purmei during the day and we will be fetching her home in the West after work in the evening. Our IC’s address is the one in the West.

When I do P1 registration, can I use the address of my mother-in-law? Eventually, we are trying to save to either rent or buy a property in Bukit Purmei, especially if my daughter gets in the desired school.

Thanks in advance for your reply

[jetzie]

Hi,


A good friend just brought this to my attention. Wondering if that would be a problem

we are currently living in Tampines with our parents, we have recently (1 month ago) gotten keys to our new home in Punggol.

We are however not planning to move until 1-2 years later. Does it mean that this year, when my daughter is due to register for Primary school, I can and should be applying for Tampines right?

please advise as I really dont know what i should do or whom i should ask to clarify this matter

[sharonkhoo]

jetzie:

Hi,


A good friend just brought this to my attention. Wondering if that would be a problem

we are currently living in Tampines with our parents, we have recently (1 month ago) gotten keys to our new home in Punggol.

We are however not planning to move until 1-2 years later. Does it mean that this year, when my daughter is due to register for Primary school, I can and should be applying for Tampines right?

please advise as I really dont know what i should do or whom i should ask to clarify this matter

If you are still living in Tampines and that's reflected in your NRIC, that's the address you will register under. To confirm, call MOE.