One citizenship or all citizenships to give up for Singapore citizenship

[World citizen]

I got multiple citizenships and Singapore PR. Do I have to give up all to get Singapore citizenship or just any one will do.  any idea?

[Galaxy]

Singapore allows only one citizenship, so yes, you would have to give up all of them

[Addition to above]

You would have to give up all of them...that Singapore knows about.

[with pp]

Singapore knows I have a UK passport.  Pretty sure they have no idea I also have an Irish one.  Just give up the one your EP/PR is stamped in and stay quiet.

[Who knows]

I heard that you do have to give up your current nationality to become Singaporean.

However you can always re-apply for your original nationality once you have your Singaporean.

I think that for Brits you can say oops I made a mistake... Get it back when on your next return to Blighty and dont tell anyone at immigration here.

[BartSimpson]

none of my business... but just wondering why an Irish/European would want to take Singapore citizenship ?

[As discussed...]

This has been covered on here many times before.

1.  If you want to settle down in Singapore, it makes things easier and permanent (the P in PR is not actually permanent!)

2.  SG passports travel very well...China, Vietnam, Indonesia, US, EU, etc visa free.

3.  In the case above, if you can get your former citizenship back, you lose nothing in doing it

[Ginger Mo]

OP, have you been 'offered' an application for citizenship? Are you a collector? Just interested.