A married man in Singapore has been sentenced to 12 weeks in prison for organizing a fake marriage to help his mistress stay in the country. The court found him guilty of orchestrating a sham union, where he paid another man $6,000 to act as the groom. The scheme was designed to allow his mistress to remain legally in Singapore, bypassing immigration rules. Authorities revealed the deception after an investigation into irregularities in the marriage registration process. The man, who was already married, used the fake union to secure residency benefits for his mistress. The court emphasized the seriousness of the offense, noting the legal and ethical violations involved. This case highlights the growing issue of fraudulent marriages in Singapore, where individuals exploit loopholes to gain residency. Officials have warned that such actions undermine the integrity of the immigration system. The case is expected to serve as a deterrent to others considering similar tactics.