After you marry your boyfriend, he must first apply for being a pr, that is, a permanent resident.

But it is understandable that you need to get permission from your family first.

Your child also needs a student permit to study.

Being a foreign citizen, the education cost is not cheap.

Then wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, see when the government will grant you pr.

I have a classmate whose actual situation is similar to yours.

His mother married a Singaporean for seven years and gave birth to a child before she got nationality.

Then he applied for Singapore, and then he went to the army first.

When you are a soldier, you will become a citizen.

This was a relatively loose policy a few years ago.

It's stricter now.

A man with a child like you

Immigration will suspect that you got married just to immigrate.

Don't talk about your children, it's hard to say whether you can recognize them yourself.

The best thing is that you and your boyfriend have a child.

As soon as the baby lands, your public relations should be fine.

Then help your Hong Kong children apply.

But there is another example, such as a classmate of mine.

His grandfather is from China and his grandmother is a native Singaporean.

His father and brothers and sisters also grew up in Singapore.

They are all citizens born in Singapore.

But his grandfather has lived in Singapore for 50 years.

Still permanent residents, citizens are just not approved.

It depends on personal luck.