What are the contents of Singapore's welfare policy for studying abroad?

The quality of education in Singapore is not only in Asia, but also in the world. In recent years, the number of people studying abroad has greatly increased, among which Singapore is favored by students and parents because of its diverse cultural environment and perfect education system. Singapore government's investment in educational resources and economic environment is world-class. Let me show you what the welfare policy for studying abroad in Singapore contains.

First, Singapore's study abroad welfare policy, mother-child accompanying study policy

The accompanying study abroad policy is a study abroad policy issued by the Singapore government specifically for international students aged 3- 16 who study in Singapore. As long as the children are between 3- 16, any one can accompany their children to school in Singapore.

Generally speaking, accompanying mothers need to stay in Singapore for one year before applying for a work permit. However, if applying for EP or SP, as long as an employer is willing to hire and there are places to apply for a work permit, the accompanying mother can apply for a work permit in Singapore to work legally.

In fact, the decision to take their children to study abroad is also facing another opportunity for these accompanying families: if accompanying mothers can successfully seize the opportunity, they can not only take care of their children, but also help the whole family obtain immigration status.

In these years, accompanying mothers can apply for a "work visa (work visa)" through PISTIS. After starting a successful business, you can start applying for immigration through self-employment and other means. The whole roadmap is: accompanying visa-work visa-immigration.

2. Applying for a permanent residence permit As one of the countries with high acceptance of immigrants in the world, Singapore's "study abroad can obtain identity" is not a "beautiful myth". News from Singapore: International students studying in Singapore can apply for PR (Permanent Residence Permit) without an invitation letter!

As one of the countries with a high degree of acceptance of immigrants in the world, Singapore's "studying abroad can get identity" is not a "beautiful myth". At the end of 20 17, the Singapore government directly introduced the policy of students applying for PR (permanent resident). Students studying in Singapore can apply as long as they have lived in Singapore for two years or more and have successfully passed any of the national examinations (N-level /O-level /A-level). After obtaining permanent residence status, you can apply for naturalization after living for 3 years (including holding PR status for more than 1 year).

Having a Singapore green card is very helpful for children to apply for world-renowned universities in the future. At the same time, the credits of Singapore University can be directly transferred to European and American schools. This policy is a sign that Singapore sincerely welcomes young talents.

3. Singapore immigrants are international graduates of public universities and are eligible to apply for green cards and enjoy welfare benefits in Singapore. After applying for a green card, you can immediately ensure that your spouse and children get a green card, and ensure that your parents and in-laws live in Singapore and get the qualification to travel to and from Singapore many times.

If you get a green card, you can enjoy housing, medical insurance and other welfare benefits. In the future, when your child reaches school age, the probability of applying for admission to government schools will be better, and you can also get Singapore government scholarships or tuition loans. Having Singapore nationality and becoming a Singapore citizen, you can apply for a Singapore passport, travel to 16 1 country visa-free and travel freely in the United States, Canada, Japan and the European Union.

Singapore Scholarship The money and energy invested by the Singapore government in education is worth learning in every country. For students with excellent grades, the Singapore government often gives high scholarships. Singapore cherishes talents very much and will use various welfare policies to attract talents. All kinds of scholarships are soft eggs!

There are two kinds of scholarships at the University of Singapore: "Singapore Enterprise Scholarship" and "Singapore Government Scholarship". Among them, the government scholarship is a scholarship specially provided by the Singapore government for Chinese students. International students who receive this scholarship can reduce their tuition fees by 65%-80%. If they still can't afford it, students can apply for up to 80% interest-free loans from Singapore schools, so that there will be no problem in completing their studies in Singapore!

Many China students will study in Singapore through the SM 1 scholarship program. SM 1 is a full scholarship program established by Singapore Ministry of Education on 199 1, which recruits more than 200 junior three graduates from key junior high schools in China to study in Singapore at public expense every year. SM2 is aimed at senior two students.

Many provinces in China have junior high schools corresponding to this project, and students from these schools can sign up for this project in the third grade. Then we have to go through layers of selection and be admitted in the final summer enrollment written and oral exams. These children are all Niu Wa from Niu School, and their scores in the senior high school entrance examination are at least the key level in the city.

Those lucky enough to win the scholarship will receive all the tuition, accommodation and living expenses of senior high school every year. The schools enrolled are also the top high schools in Singapore, such as Huaqiao Middle School and Huaying Independent School.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Entrepreneurship In order to attract international entrepreneurial talents to Singapore, the Singapore Entrepreneurship Upgrade Entry Permit Scheme came into effect on August 3, 20 17. The main changes are as follows:

1. Foreign entrepreneurs can come to Singapore to start their own businesses without setting up a startup company with a capital of 50,000 yuan.

2. The validity of the first application for a permit is extended from one year to two years.

If you don't want to start a business, there are more than 600 multinational companies in Singapore, which provide a lot of job opportunities for graduates.

Studying in Singapore has a high added value, and it is relatively easy to find a job after graduation. After working for 2-3 years, you can apply for a green card and realize immigration. Moreover, there is a huge Chinese tutor market in Singapore, and many China students choose to teach Chinese in Singapore or learn from each other.

2. Materials needed for studying in Singapore

The first thing to do when applying for a visa is to find out what materials are needed. Look carefully, everyone. Be sure to get everything ready!

List of materials-notarized materials

1. Birth notarization: household registration book, ID card, one-child card and three photos.

2. Notarization of academic qualifications: obtained diploma with three photos.

3. Notarization of results: original report card or original student status certificate, and three photos.

4. Notarization of parents' marriage: the household registration book, ID card and marriage certificate of both parents, with three photos for each. If parents are divorced or widowed, divorce notarization or death notarization is required.

List of materials-unfair materials

1. Application Form for Studying Abroad filled out by the applicant himself (in Chinese).

2. A study abroad plan written and signed by the applicant himself (plan content: going to a new school, courses to be studied, and career planning after graduation. The application shall be written in Chinese, and its contents shall be true and detailed.

3.8. Recent photos of the applicant (photos should be the same as passport photos).

4. Copy of the applicant's passport (copy is the first page of the passport).

5. Original letter of recommendation from the applicant's alma mater.

6. Proof of the applicant's own work (the certificate was collected at the Singapore Embassy in China and stamped with the official seal of the unit after completion).

7. Proof of work and income of the applicant's parents.

8. If the applicant's parents start a private enterprise, they must also provide a copy of the business license of the corresponding enterprise.

Basic requirements for studying abroad visa in Singapore

1. Applicants must be admitted to a legal Singapore school before they can start full-time courses.

2. Applicants must have sufficient funds to pay tuition and living expenses, and submit relevant supporting documents.

To apply for a student pass, you must have a local guarantor. The local guarantor must be a Singapore citizen or permanent resident aged 2 1 or the school attended by the applicant.

4. The application for student permit must be submitted 2-6 months before the start of the course.