What visa do I need to work in Singapore?

To work in Singapore, you usually need to apply for an employment pass, which is also called an employment pass (EP). The following is the basic information about the Singapore Employment Pass:

Employment pass (EP):

Applicable object: foreign professionals in high-skilled professional fields, including managers and senior technicians.

Application conditions: Professional skills and educational background, employer's support and employment contract are usually required.

Validity period: usually 1 to 2 years, which can be renewed according to the situation.

Application process: Singapore employers apply on their behalf and need relevant documents and certificates.

S pass:

Applicable object: for skilled workers, chefs and other migrants with medium skill level.

Application conditions: including having relevant skills, education, employment contract and meeting salary standards.

Validity period: it can be different according to the situation, and the longest is 2 years.

Application process: Singapore employers apply on their behalf and need relevant documents and certificates.

Work permit:

Applicable object: foreign workers in unskilled jobs and specific industries, such as construction, manufacturing and service industries.

Application conditions: An employer's employment contract is usually required in Singapore, and the employer must comply with relevant regulations.

Validity: According to the employment contract, there may be short-term and long-term work permits.

Application process: Singapore employers apply on their behalf and need relevant documents and certificates.

When submitting an application, the employer usually needs to provide the applicant's personal information, education, work experience and other documents, as well as employment contracts and other relevant supporting documents. After successfully obtaining an employment pass, the applicant can work legally in Singapore.

Please note that Singapore's immigration policies and regulations may change at any time. Therefore, before planning to work in Singapore, it is recommended to consult the official website of Immigration and Checkpoint Administration (ICA) or relevant professional organizations to ensure that you get the latest and accurate information.