SINGAPORE - The super wealthy in Greater China are undeterred by tighter tax rules here and are pushing ahead with plans to get permanent residency in Singapore through its Global Investor Programme (GIP).
The programme, which is administered by the Economic Development Board, confers permanent resident status to eligible investors.
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