Migration to Singapore

Singapore is known for its robust and stable economy. Individuals seeking career advancement and economic prosperity may find Singapore an attractive destination.

• Visa Process
  1. Select the Right Visa Type: Determine the type of visa that suits your purpose, whether it's for work, business, tourism, or other reasons.
  2. Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for the chosen visa category.
  3. Submit Application: Complete the visa application form, available online or at the embassy/consulate.
  4. Gather Required Documents: Collect necessary documents such as passport, visa application form, passport-sized photographs, travel itinerary, proof of accommodation, financial statements, and any additional documents specified for the chosen visa type.
  5. Pay Fees: Pay the visa application fees, which may vary depending on the type of visa.
  6. Book an Appointment: Schedule an appointment with the nearest embassy or consulate for document submission and biometric data collection.
  7. Attend Interview (if required): Some visa categories may require an interview. Attend the interview on the scheduled date and time.
  8. Wait for Processing: After submitting the application, wait for the processing to be completed. Processing times may vary.
  9. Collect Visa: Once the visa is approved, collect it from the embassy or consulate. Ensure you check the validity dates and other details.
• Types of Visa
  1. Tourist Visa (Short-Term Visit Pass): For individuals visiting Singapore for tourism or family visits. Usually granted for a short duration, such as 30 or 90 days.
  2. Business Visa (Business Visit Pass): For individuals visiting Singapore for business-related activities, meetings, or conferences. Often requires a local sponsor or company support.
  3. Work Visa - Employment Pass: For professionals with a job offer in Singapore, typically with a higher level of qualifications and a higher salary.
  4. S Pass: For mid-skilled workers employed by companies in Singapore.
  5. Work Permit: For semi-skilled and unskilled foreign workers.
  6. Student Visa (Student Pass): For individuals enrolled in an educational institution in Singapore. Requires acceptance into a recognized educational program.
  7. Dependant Pass: For family members (spouse, children) of Employment Pass or S Pass holders. Allows dependents to stay in Singapore while the main pass holder works.
  8. Long-Term Social Visit Pass: For individuals who wish to stay in Singapore for an extended period for reasons such as family reunification or sabbatical.
  9. Permanent Residency (PR): For individuals seeking to become permanent residents of Singapore. Various schemes are available, including the Professionals/Technical Personnel & Skilled Workers Scheme, Global Investor Program, and more.
  10. Training Employment Pass: For foreign professionals undergoing practical training in Singapore.
  11. Miscellaneous Work Pass: For individuals involved in short-term or specific types of work that do not fit under other pass categories.
  12. EntrePass: For foreign entrepreneurs looking to start and operate a business in Singapore.
• Eligibility for Singapore Immigration from India
  1. Eligibility criteria for Visit Pass may include proof of hotel reservation, return flight tickets, and sufficient financial means to support your stay.
  2. You are eligible for a Business Pass if you have a local sponsor or a letter of invitation from a Singaporean business entity.
  3. For professionals with a job offer in Singapore, eligibility is based on qualifications, salary, and job type.
  4. For mid-skilled workers, eligibility criteria include a job offer from a Singaporean employer.
  5. For semi-skilled and unskilled workers, eligibility is tied to specific sectors and industries.
  6. Students need to have an acceptance letter into a recognized educational institution in Singapore, requiring financial ability and sometimes medical insurance.
  7. For family members (spouse, children) of Employment Pass or S Pass holders, eligibility is tied to the main pass holder's employment status.
  8. For foreign professionals undergoing practical training in Singapore, eligibility criteria are tied to the training program.
  9. Miscellaneous Work Pass: For foreign entrepreneurs looking to start and operate a business in Singapore, eligibility is based on business viability.
• Requirements

  The applicants of Singapore visa require a passport which has a validity of six months beyond their stay in Singapore. They must have onward and return tickets if it is applicable to their visa type. They must give proof of ability to financially support their stay in Singapore. Applicants of certain nations must give evidence of being vaccinated for Yellow fever if it is applicable to them. Applicants who are on a short-term visit to Singapore for tourism or social visit must give a letter of introduction from their contact person in Singapore.