Singapore Skilled Immigrants Shortage Occupation Book

# Singapore Immigration # Introduction If you want to immigrate to Singapore, skilled migration is undoubtedly the choice of most people. Let's take a look at the popular majors of skilled immigrants in Singapore! The following is a list of occupations where skilled immigrants are in short supply in Singapore. 1, senior management and marketing personnel at the headquarters of multinational companies

The new government hopes to develop Singapore into a world-class global business center city. By the end of 20001,about 60% of the 6,000 international companies operating in Singapore had set up regional headquarters in Singapore, or had their branches in Singapore handle some work related to the headquarters. Among them, about 2000 companies have obtained the headquarters certificate issued by the Economic Development Bureau. These companies from chemical and electronic fields have created high value-added employment opportunities and valuable technology, management and marketing experience for Singapore. Therefore, senior management and marketing personnel are relatively lacking.

2. Biomedical science

The industry includes pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical equipment and health service companies. They are engaged in knowledge-intensive businesses, such as discovery research, product development, clinical research, high-tech manufacturing and regional business functions.

3. Chemical industry

Singapore hopes to develop into a hub of gasoline and petrochemical industry, and has set a target of an output value of over S $75 billion in 20 10. The scope has been extended to petrochemical industry, gasoline, special chemistry, life science (currently called biomedicine) and other fields.

4. Education

The vision of the Economic Development Bureau is to develop Singapore into an education center, and its intellectual capital and creative vitality are internationally recognized. 1997, the Economic Development Bureau launched the World-class University (WCU) plan, and set the goal of attracting at least 10 universities to set up branch schools in Singapore within 10 years.

5. Electronics and Precision Engineering

In the past 40 years, Singapore has been a leading electronics and precision engineering (electronics &; EPE) industrial clusters have established a solid foundation. EDB aims to develop Singapore into an electronics and precision engineering center, providing manufacturing solutions and high value-added components for the global market.

6. Engineering and environmental services

Singapore's vigorous economic development has promoted the vigorous growth of engineering and environmental services. This industry has gradually become an important part of Singapore's economic development.

7. Information and media

The vision of EDB is to develop Singapore into an influential global information economy. In order to achieve the goal, the Economic Development Bureau will continue to strengthen Singapore's human resources and infrastructure functions, while establishing a reliable e-commerce environment and promoting content development activities.

8. Logistics and Transportation Engineering

logistics

As the base camp of 3,000 international and local logistics companies, Singapore has become an excellent logistics center in the Asia-Pacific region. The planning vision is to develop Singapore into a major integrated logistics center in Asia by 20 10.

Transportation engineering

Transport engineering is the second largest industrial group in Singapore, covering aviation, automation machinery and marine industry.