A Chinese mother who was recently arrested for overstaying her long-term visit pass in Singapore by seven years to support her son claimed that it was “worth it.” What the law says: Under Section 15 of Singapore’s Immigration Act, anyone caught in the city-state whose overstay period has not exceeded 90 days may face a jail sentence of up to six months, a fine not exceeding 4,000 Singaporean dollars (approximately $2,970) or both. About her pass: Kang reportedly received her long-term visit pass, which was supposed to be valid until April 2016, for Singapore in March 201...