1. What are the requirements for Singapore immigrants?
I. Singapore EP Project Rapid Immigration, Entrepreneurship and Self-employment The Singapore EP Employment Permit is a Class I work visa issued by the Singapore government to foreign talents. Singapore EP visa holders can apply for Singapore PR after 2 years.
Singapore's EP business license is also called self-employed EP, that is, the applicant establishes a company in Singapore, holds 100% shares and serves as a shareholder of the company, and then applies for an EP visa in Singapore with the company as a guarantee.
Self-employed EP visas are more convenient and do not need to live in Singapore for a long time. Compared with other ways of studying abroad, reunion immigrants and GIP investment immigrants have lower conditions and higher success rate.
Singapore's self-employed EP can also apply first, and after successful approval, it can register and set up a company to start operations, with low capital requirements and little pressure.
Application conditions
1. Age 2 1-55 years old.
2. Bachelor's degree (if there is no bachelor's degree, special instructions can be given and special customized services can be provided)
3. 1 year business or management experience.
4. The registered company has a fixed business place and conducts business.
The registered capital is more than S $565,438 5438+ 10/00,000 (the amount is specially customized according to the situation of related applicants).
Second, Singapore Enterprise Sponsored Immigration Scheme
Work permits guaranteed by enterprises are two kinds of work permits that Singapore can apply for permanent resident status at present. Applicable to overseas professionals who are interested in management, administration or technical work in Singapore. Singapore enterprises apply for permits for individuals who get jobs. The evaluation of Singapore enterprises mainly considers its company size, staff (quota), financial situation, tax payment and so on. The evaluation of candidates mainly considers their salary, qualifications, work experience, work nature and other factors.
Application conditions
The applicant requires:
1. Minimum college degree;
2. Skills certificate;
3. Without the above two items, the comprehensive conditions of the applicant shall be evaluated.
Remarks:
1) Senior work permit is applicable to bachelor degree or above;
2) General work permit is applicable to junior college and vocational skills education;
Deputy applicant:
1, legal spouse (birth certificate DP)； can be issued);
2.265,438 unmarried children under 0 years old, including legally adopted children (family card DP)； can be issued);
3. Legal cohabiting spouse (long-term access permit LTVP can be issued.
4.2 1 unmarried disabled children over one year old (long-term visiting permit LTVP can be issued)
5.2/kloc-unmarried stepson/daughter under 0 (long-term visit permit LTVP can be issued)
6. Parents (with a monthly salary of S $65,438+00,000, you can get a long-term visit permit LTVP).
2. What's it like to live in Singapore?
Singapore is an interesting blend of western modernity and Asian culture. For beginners, this is the way to learn about life in Asia. Within a total area of about 700 square kilometers, you will find glittering skyscrapers, Chinese shops, Malay mosques, Hindu temples and endless air-conditioned shopping mall chains. Singapore is safe, clean and green, and is proud of its reputation as a garden city. Mercer's cost of living survey last year showed that Singapore rose by one place, making it the world's 13 city with the cost of living for foreigners. In Asia, Singapore ranks fifth after Tokyo, Seoul, Hong Kong and Osaka. If you want to come to Singapore for an internship or plan to work in Singapore, please study the cost of living here and what lifestyle you can expect within your budget.
Rent may be your expenses, as well as tuition (if you have children studying in an international school) and a car (if you choose to buy it). Singapore has a perfect public transport system, so you can travel easily without a car.
For more information about living in Singapore and preparing to move, please check the section on moving to Singapore for tips on employment permit documents, bringing pets and other things you should know before arrival.
Want to know the language? Most people speak English, and government signs are posted in four official languages of Singapore: English, Chinese, Malay (Bahasa) and Tamil. In hawker food stalls, or once your colleagues are satisfied with you, you will soon come into contact with Singapore's unique English brand: Singlish. To understand Singapore English, please look up foreigners' views on Singapore English and browse Cox Ford Singapore English Dictionary.
Still curious about this country? Continue reading some interesting facts and data, as well as our recommended book list about Singapore.
Facts and data
According to Wikipedia, the population of Singapore is about 4.7 million. Among them, about 3.7 million are Singaporeans and permanent residents. 75% of the local population is Chinese. The other two ethnic groups are Malays and Indians. Therefore, Singapore has four official languages: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil. In addition to citizens and permanent residents, there are 6.5438 million people in Singapore who hold long-term or short-term passes; They are usually called "foreign talents" by the media.
The country's total land area is 704 square kilometers ... due to Singapore's steady land reclamation efforts, it grows slightly every year. Singapore is located in the north of the equator 137 miles, with a hot and humid climate. The temperature ranges from 22 to 34 degrees Celsius, although the humidity will make it feel much hotter than this. It is said that there are two seasons in Singapore-monsoon season and other seasons of the year.
The natural scenic spot in Singapore is Mashan in Bukit, with an altitude of167m. Not many people climb mountains here!
As far as per capita GDP is concerned, Singapore ranks among the top 20 in the world, and its living standard matches it. As you can imagine, this is a shopper's paradise. Vivocity, a shopping mall in Singapore, has more than/kloc-0.0 million square feet of retail space. It's amazing.