What are the requirements for applying for a Singapore green card?

SC holds a Singapore passport and PR holds a national passport, so it is not allowed to enjoy any rights and interests that only belong to Singapore citizens, such as the right to vote. And jobs that the government stipulates that only citizens can do, such as government civil servants. 2 SC's children are naturally SC, and PR's children are naturally not SC, because Singaporeans, like China, pursue descent-that is, follow their parents' nationality. 3 citizens are permanent rights and interests, and do not need to renew, but PR does. Usually, the first application for PR is 5 years, and the follow-up insurance can be selected as 5 years or 10 years. There is another small difference. SC's ID card is pink and PR's is blue. Permanent residents need re-entry permits (multiple entry and exit permits) to enter and leave Singapore. 5 SC enjoys government bonuses, bonuses, allowances, etc., and PR certainly does not. 6 The first generation male PR does not need nationals who perform military service, but all SC male citizens do. 7 PR spouses, unmarried children under 2 1 year-old can apply for PR like SC. The advantage of 8 PR is that you can enjoy (and must accept) the relevant payment regulations of provident fund like citizens, and you can get back part of the provident fund by canceling PR. The personal income tax rate is also as low as SC. 2 1 PR2-6 years old can apply for sc-(if you think this is also a welfare). Also, it's easier to find a job, because each company has a work permit (the permit for foreigners to work is different), but there is no restriction on PR's employment. As the name implies, various work permits-EP, sspass and WP work permits are all kinds of permits for foreigners to work, which usually include the following: EP = employment permit, which is a work permit that can only be applied for if the monthly salary (basic salary) exceeds S $2,500. It is divided into Q1(S $ P2(3500), P2 (S $3,500) and P1(S $7,000). Of course there are other conditions. EP can apply for DP = dependent's pass-that is, you can apply for a visa for your family, that is, you can bring your family. SP should mean spass. This one, which is not abbreviated as SP, is called S certificate, and it is also a kind of work permit for the so-called "intermediate skilled workers". Only those whose monthly salary (basic salary) exceeds SGD 1800 can apply. Of course there are other conditions. If the monthly salary (basic salary) of the passport holder exceeds S $2,500, you can apply for a passport with DP = dependent-that is, you can apply for a visa for your family, that is, you can bring your family. WP= work permit, which is also a kind of work permit. It is a kind of work permit for foreign workers whose monthly salary (basic salary) is not higher than 1800. Besides, SP? It refers to the student ID card, so please note that the holder of the student ID card is strictly forbidden to engage in any form of employment in Singapore, whether paid or unpaid, or any business, profession or occupation, unless you have the written consent of the Director of Immigration. Violators will be investigated by law. " It means that you are not allowed to work, whether you have income or not. Unless you have written consent, "yes" (meaning you will definitely go to court)-not possible (maybe). . . So this permit has basically nothing to do with work.