What changes have taken place in Singapore's immigration policy in recent years?

1. Judging from the overall policy changes in the past decade, Singapore's immigration policy has gradually tightened.

1.20 12 Cancel the financial investment plan (FIS) of the high asset group in April;

2. The threshold for a relatively stable global investment plan (GIP) is also constantly improving-increasing the minimum investment, making the qualification certification of applicants more detailed, and restricting the industries of applicants.

3. The minimum monthly salary for employment permit (EP) in Singapore will be raised to S $3,300, and will be raised to S $3,600 in 20 17.

2. Singapore's immigration policy has been relaxed since 20 15.

Good news came in the middle of 20 15, and the Singapore government planned to introduce more new immigrants to maintain economic development: the Singapore government issued a white paper on population, planned the future population of Singapore, and put the relaxation of immigration policy on the agenda. According to the planning of the white paper, the population of Singapore will increase from the current 53 1 10,000 to about 6 million in the future, and the population will reach 6.9 million in 2030.

At present, Singapore's population is aging seriously. If new immigrants are not introduced, the labor force will decrease, which will affect Singapore's economic development.

At present, the Chinese population in Singapore accounts for 76%, and now the fertility rate in Singapore is only 1.2%. With such a low fertility rate, if new immigrants are not introduced, the economy will shrink from 2025.

According to relevant analysis, the new policy will inevitably increase the popularity of Singapore immigrants. So immigrate to Singapore as soon as possible.