Singapore visas

Singapore visas are divided into the following categories

Time categories are:

1. Short-term visas (such as tourist visas, visiting relatives and friends visas and business visas, etc. );

2. Long-term visa (such as: long-term tourist visa, student pass and employment pass, etc.);

The former has a short stay in Singapore (4-30 days), The latter stay for a longer period of time (ranging from 3 months to several years).

3. Multiple entry and exit visas

The nature of visas can be divided into:

1. Tourist visas (business visas, tourist visas, visas to visit relatives and friends) ;

2. Study visa (student visa);

3. Work visa (Employment Pass, S-PASS, Work Pass WP, Entrepreneur Pass ( EntrePass)).

4. Marriage immigration visa

Extended information:

Singapore work visa application conditions:

1. Applicants must be over 18 years old Years old;

2. The company must be registered as a private limited company with the Singapore Companies Registry and have a secretary and accountant;

3. The applicant must hold at least 30% of the company shares ;

4. The company must have a registered capital of at least SGD 50,000. And deposit it into a Singapore bank company account, and you must obtain the company's bank statement for verification;

5. The Singapore company registration date must not exceed 6 months;

6. The company must be legal ;

7. From September 1, 2013, the following points will be added to the approval criteria. Applicants need to meet at least one of the conditions: accredited third-party venture capital funds or angel investments. , AGIC Overseas can provide it; the minimum investment amount is S$100,000; shareholder certificates and other relevant documents are required.

Possess patents or intellectual property rights, copyrights, etc. approved by the national patent and intellectual property department; must be registered at the national level; one of the shareholders must be the patent holder. The patent must be related to the entrepreneurial project.

Have R&D cooperation with R&D institutions recognized by Singapore A*STAR (Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore’s world-class R&D center) or local institutions of higher learning; there are no hard and fast requirements for the cycle of scientific research cooperation; scientific research institutions A contact person is required to verify the information. Scientific research projects must be related to entrepreneurial projects;

Only those with ongoing research cooperation are eligible to apply, and service contracts will not be regarded as research cooperation. Incubation industries that have received support from SPRING Singapore or the National Research Foundation (NRF) of Singapore. Only companies that are incubating are eligible; the incubated projects must be related to entrepreneurial projects.

Reference sources

Baidu Encyclopedia-Singapore Visa