Singapore Skilled Immigrants Application Complete Solution

# Singapore Immigrants # Introduction With the upsurge of studying abroad, more and more international students choose to study in Singapore. So how should Singapore's skilled immigrants apply? KaoNet has compiled a complete solution to Singapore's application for skilled immigrants here, hoping to help you.

1. Singapore Skilled Immigrant Application Complete Solution

I. The meaning of class P applicants

(1) Class P-"P Pass" refers to those foreign citizens, foreign investors or entrepreneurs who have higher education or advanced vocational skills and are ready to seek technical, administrative and management positions in Singapore. There are two kinds of work visas: P 1 and P2.

P 1 visa is for people whose monthly income is above 700 1 s;

P2 visa is for people whose monthly income is between S $350/KLOC-0 and S $7,000.

(2) Spouses and unmarried children of P visa "male" holders can apply for permanent residence in Singapore together, and their parents and parents-in-law can apply for a long-term visitvisa ".

Second, the meaning of class Q applicants

(1) Class Q applicants refer to high school or technical secondary school graduates (holding the national secondary vocational skills certificate, or having the same technical and academic level). Q visa holders are usually skilled workers, technicians and people with special skills. Q visas are also divided into two categories: Q 1 and Q2.

Q 1 visas are issued to workers whose monthly salary is between S $250/kloc-0 and S $3,500.

Q2 visa is issued to those who have outstanding abilities or skills, although their monthly salary and education level can't meet the requirements of Q 1 visa.

(2) The spouses and unmarried children of q 1 visa holders can apply for -dependentpass to live and study in Singapore, but the parents and parents-in-law of Q1cannot apply for a long-term social visit visa, and the spouses and children of Q2 visa holders cannot obtain a Dependent Visa.

2. Costs and advantages of skilled immigrants in Singapore

Singapore skilled migration expenses

65,438+0. Audit fee and notary fee (654,380,000 yuan)

2. Translation fee for Singapore immigrants: 2000-5000 RMB.

3. Medical examination fee: 200 Singapore dollars/person.

4. Real estate appraisal related to investment immigration: 2‰ of the appraisal value.

5. Industrial and Commercial Bureau transfer fees: 200-500 yuan RMB.

6. Singapore government fees: residence permit fee 100 SGD/person, visa fee of SGD 20/person.

7. Legal consulting service fee: This fee is subject to the service fee of legal consulting service institutions.

The conditions for skilled immigrants in Singapore are not immutable. For details, please visit official website, Singapore Immigration Bureau.

Advantages of skilled immigrants in Singapore

1. No immigration supervision, freedom of entry and exit (Singapore is the only developed country open to immigrants without immigration supervision);

2. Applicants are generally not required to provide IELTS or TOEFL scores, if they are better;

3. The naturalization conditions are relaxed, or you can not be naturalized and keep your green card status, and live, live, work and study freely in Singapore;

4. China people with a Singapore green card can easily obtain visas for studying, studying and working in the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries;

5. Singapore has good social welfare and a sound medical system;

6. The pre-university education expenses of children of permanent residents are borne by the government, and parents only pay a very small amount of tuition and miscellaneous fees, generally about S $ 10 per month (1 S $ = 4.82 RMB);

7. There are many job opportunities and good wages;

8. High quality of life, good public security, elegant environment and complete public facilities;

9. With a Singapore passport, you can travel to and from more than 50 countries around the world without a visa.

10. There are daily flights between the mainland and Singapore, and the flight takes only 4 hours;

1 1. There are no communication barriers, and the main local languages are Chinese and English.

3. The real feelings of Singapore immigrants

On the streets of Singapore, you can hear Indian tour guides talking with a China shopkeeper in Tamil, Malay and Mandarin. Singapore is an island country, and its official language is English.

As we all know, Singapore is a small country, but we have to admit that Singapore is indeed a developed country. Its development is inseparable from its national quality and education. The streets in Singapore are very clean, and empty mineral water bottles or garbage can rarely be found on the streets or buses in Singapore.

There are many trees in Singapore, about 2 million trees. These trees not only beautify the whole city, but also reduce the temperature of the whole city 1-2 degrees Celsius. Weeds are not allowed to grow in Singapore because they produce a large number of mosquitoes.

When you call 999 in Singapore, it usually takes 15 minutes for the police to appear in front of you. They will help you solve any trouble. Even if the restaurant owner overcharged you, you still feel cheated and want a refund. You can ask the police to solve it. In Singapore, both male and female civil servants in uniform work hard.

They patrol the island every day, looking for criminals or illegal acts. For example, punish people who smoke outside the smoking area, interview homeowners who find mosquitoes breeding in their houses, and issue tickets to drivers who violate the regulations.