Singapore is located in the Strait of Malacca. Its unique geographical location makes Singapore the economic center of Asia. At the same time, as a diversified country, the country has strong inclusiveness and has advantages such as high-quality international education, prosperous living environment and high-quality medical resources to attract foreigners to work or live in Singapore forever.
In recent months, Singapore EP has entered the golden period of application, and Singapore's policies are also on the trend of relaxation, and the application success rate will be higher.
With the full resumption of work and production, global foreign capital has gradually poured into Singapore, which seems to allow us to see Singapore full of vitality and vitality before the epidemic. Recently, many talents in China have come to work in Singapore. It is foreseeable that Singapore will become one of the most popular immigration places in the post-epidemic era, and Singapore PR will also become increasingly popular with global talents.
That is to say, in the near future, more people will compete for a PR quota at the same time. For SPs and EPs who are already in Singapore, we should grasp the current rush period and get the PR status as soon as possible to avoid being involved in increasingly fierce talent competition.
is about to implement the EP policy of scoring, which once caused many people to fall into anxiety this year. I'm afraid that only by getting the PR as soon as possible can they be rescued from the current dilemma.
Before Sanxiang Immigration, the editor of Sanxiang Immigration told you how to apply for Singapore EP. So today I will talk about how to convert EP to PR. What are the conditions?
First of all, let’s understand who can apply for Singapore PR:
1. The legal spouse of Singapore citizens or permanent residents;
2. Unmarried children under the age of 21, but must be born or legally adopted by Singapore citizens or permanent residents;
3. The elderly parents of Singapore citizens, here you should pay attention to the parents of citizens. If they are PR parents, they can only apply for a long-term permit;
4. Applicants who hold EP employment permits or S permits, if they are WORK Applicants of PERMIT (WP) permits cannot apply for themselves unless they rely on qualified spouses or others;
5. Students studying in Singapore stay for Students Pass for 2 years and pass at least one local exam, such as: GCE O/N/A-Level, etc. It is actually not difficult to apply for a PR if they have good grades;
6. Foreign investors in Singapore can apply for permanent residence through the GIP Global Investment Program.
The following are the materials required to apply for PR:
1. Passport valid for at least 6 months (personal information page, all pages with visas and stamps);
2. Work permit;
3. Identity card (if applicable); A4. Birth certificate or official household registration book showing the names of both parents; A5. Deed voting or name change certificate (if applicable); A6. Highest academic certificate (including all higher education), transcript, professional certificate license/membership certificate and professional trade certificate;
4. Certificate of former employer, indicating the nature and duration of employment and the final withdrawal of basic salary (if applicable);
5. Payroll for the last 6 months;
6. The current employer's letter explaining the employment date, position, and monthly salary for the past 6 months is divided into basic, overtime and allowances per month. The letter to the Financial Director of Immigration shall be within one month from the date of submission;
7. Agree to ICA to obtain and verify this application form (download and fill out the Appendix – 1 (PR-PTS) form, and ICA will take the initiative to inquire with the Tax Bureau);
8. (Self-employed person) Valid Business Registration Certificate and indicate the partner's name;
9. (For self-employed person) Career license related to your employment (such as booth license, business license, real estate agency license).
Note: ICA considers factors such as family relationships, economic contributions, qualifications, age, family profiles and time of residence of an individual to assess the applicant’s ability to contribute to and integrate into our society, as well as his or her commitment to taking root in Singapore.
The main considerations for applying for a work permit are: education, permit type, salary, industry, time in Singapore, new property, family situation and other factors.
Singapore Statistics Bureau This year data released by Singapore's Ministry of Statistics shows that the number of new permanent residents approved in Singapore in the past year has set a record high in 12 years since 2010. For EP and SP in Singapore, the golden opportunity for PR application is now! ;If you have any questions about immigration, you can discuss it with Sanxiang Immigration.
