Quick answer: Foreign families in Singapore choose between government schools run by the Ministry of Education and international schools. Government schools are far cheaper, but fees depend on your child’s.
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Quick answer: AEIS stands for the Admissions Exercise for International Students. It is the test an international student sits for a place in a Singapore government school at Primary 2.
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Quick answer: An IPA letter is the In-Principle Approval that the Ministry of Manpower issues when a work pass application is approved. It is not the pass itself. It confirms.
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Quick answer: A Short-Term Visit Pass (STVP) is the pass ICA gives visitors at the checkpoint, usually for 30 or 90 days depending on nationality and ICA’s assessment on the.
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Quick answer: When a foreign employee stops working for you, goes on an overseas posting, or leaves Singapore for more than three months, you must file Form IR21 at least.
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Quick answer: A Re-Entry Permit is what lets a Singapore PR leave the country and come back as a PR. Without a valid REP outside Singapore, you are on a.
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Quick answer: There is no “LTVP to PR” conversion. An LTVP holder applies for permanent residence under the family category that fits their relationship: spouse of a Singapore citizen or.
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Quick answer: CPF housing grants are for Singapore citizens. A household of two PRs gets no CPF housing grant at all, and can only buy a resale flat after each.
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Quick answer: Your employer (or its appointed employment agent) renews your Employment Pass on the myMOM Portal, up to 6 months before it expires. To be approved you must still.
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Quick answer: Yes. Foreigners can buy private condos and apartments in Singapore without government approval, but they pay 60% Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) on top of the normal Buyer’s.
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