Singapore tourist visa refused to leave and re-enter.

Yes Because your record of being refused entry will be in the system. In addition, if you intend to apply for a work permit, you need to declare that you have been refused entry. However, if the company applying for your work permit is a large enterprise, there is no problem.

2. Do I have a bad record in Singapore?

As above, there is.

3. If I have a bad record, how long will it take me to get a work permit?

As above.

They didn't mean to embarrass you.

1。 Singapore's short-term visa extension (30 days plus 30 days or 60 days) stipulates that you must leave Singapore after the expiration, and you cannot enter Singapore for 5 days, excluding the day of departure. Immigration Singapore has long known that many people will be like you, so it has long been stipulated.

2。 It is estimated that your short-term tourist visa has expired, or it is only a single entry visa, and you will not be allowed to enter the country anyway.

Regarding your supplementary question:

All government departments in Singapore are networked, which means that your information on the Immigration Bureau can also be found by the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. I should say we'll find out. In addition, you must declare yourself when filling out the work permit application form. This has nothing to do with your timely application.

The most important thing is the size of the company that employs you.