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Check your eligibility to work in Singapore

Before getting into an exhaustive job search, it’s a good idea to make sure you’re eligible to work in Singapore. There’re a few different kinds of permits based on your qualifications. The Ministry of Manpower in Singapore has published an online self assessment tool, SmArT, to gauge your likelihood of eligibility.

Choose a thriving industry

While Singapore is host to many markets, some industries are stronger than others. Historically, Singapore has been a welcoming home to finance professionals, especially those in audit and securities. While the financial job market is as strong as ever, new industries are rising quickly in the Southern Asian city. Jobs for IT workers, digital marketers and compliance specialists are surging. Demand in the fields of tech and ecommerce is also high with a huge push in hiring UI and UX designers, as well as hospitality, service, tourism and computer science. Other prevalent roles in Singapore include talent management and HR leadership.

Search Online

One of the best places to look for open positions in Singapore is online. With a multitude of web resources available to aid in your search, the following sites are some of the biggest and most used by Singapore job searchers.

Best Jobs encompasses a huge archive of job posts from many industries
Monster contains listings across every market in Singapore
Jobs.com.sg uses a single search to help finding listings on multiple sites
eFinancialCareers has job openings in Singapore’s biggest market - finance
Jobs Central includes a huge number of listings in a lot of industries
Job Street where you can create a personal profile and host your CV so employers can find you.

While it’s important to do your own research and choose the agency that’s the best fit for your industry and skills, the following have been well reviewed as trusted agencies in the city:

3C Synergy for jobs in construction, oil and gas
Aegis for jobs across industries
Career Hub Consultants for jobs in finance, tech, engineering, science and hospitality, among others
Spencer Stuart places candidates in jobs across a range of industries.

Apply for your work visa

Getting a job offer is a huge accomplishment, but doesn’t represent the final step in the hiring process. Next, you’ll need to apply for a Singapore work visa.

In order to obtain one, you’ll need a job offer, to pay a registration fee and to submit your application. You can apply for your visa online and have it processed in just 7 days.

Before you apply, it’s important to know what type of visa you’re eligible for. The common visa types are as follows:

Employment Pass for professionals earning at least 3300 Singapore Dollar (SGD)
EntrePass for entrepreneurs looking to start their business in Singapore
Personalized Employment Pass only given to high earners already holding an employment pass, but offering huge flexibility in employment terms and eligible industries
S Pass the most common visa type for typical foreign workers, provided to mid-tier professionals earning at least 2200 SGD per month, and who have passed the requisite assessment

Good luck!

Emmanuelhector:
Muslim's mosques should start contributing.. Not just calling us infidels

alsudan:
They should test the Lifeless man again in 14 days time.

Am beginning to love this Covik wan nine birus for carefully selecting its victims in Nigeria.

winningwinner:
Joshua Opayinka, chairman of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) in one of the Western States of Nigeria has declared that churches would not stop holding services because of the Coronavirus pandemic.

He said the pandemic was an evil spirit floating around the world and would find it impossible to enter the church.

Opayinka, who spoke to the BBN Yoruba, said only the power of prayers could stop the virus from spreading.

“They cannot tell us to close worship centres because of coronavirus; cutting the head off is not the solution to a headache,” he said, stressing that God was aware of the pandemic sweeping through the world and only had the solution.

The cleric urged Christians to intensify prayers to God to bring an end to the pandemic, adding that God killed Ebola and the congregation should call Him again to kill coronavirus.

Opayinka said: “The evil spirit that travels around the world is what is called Coronavirus, anybody who brings this spirit to the church will not be able to enter the church, the spirit will not enter the church,” he declared.

The cleric said the church would abide by any instruction given by the government over coronavirus but urged it not to shutdown worship centres because only congregational worship would provide solution to the pandemic.

densiks:
The story is pathetic.

The claim here is that she tested negative to covid-19,hence no clinical need for isolation.so why was she still kept in the abandoned building to the extent that she had to pass on there?

TravelerNerd:
I’ve heard of so many US visa refusal stories but I’ve applied for a US visa twice and was granted twice without any job or spouse, etc., why? How did they know that I’m actually honest?

Before we start. I want to relate the relocation stories to you. Maybe, it can help you... Also, with the information on this platform with other legit sources, I believe you can relocate without an agent.



I’ve heard of so many US visa refusal stories but I’ve applied for a US visa twice and was granted twice without any job or spouse, etc., why? How did they know that I’m actually honest?

They didn’t know. They appraised your situation, your background, etc. and determined — correctly, I gather, that you were not an intending immigrant.

But let’s look at the other part of your question — you’ve heard so many refusal stories. But we know that far more visa applications are approved than rejected. So how is it the prevalence of complaints would have you believe the opposite is true?

Well, the key is in human psychology. Most people who are told they are qualified for something will attribute it to their own merits. (This is like people who have good careers invariably attributing it to native intelligence and hard work. But if they don’t? Well, “that field is all politics” or “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know” or one of the many similar complaints.)

Fundamentally, almost no one complains about having been granted something that they wanted.

Point is until you try it, you can over-exaggerate your failure, rejection, and I am too sure, either won't help you.

If you don’t Attempt you can’t attend.

Just make sure you get all your stuff complete before applying.

I hope this makes sense to you – if you are vying your PR in any country.

Happy Relocation.

ZINIBANKS:
I don't know what many people see in that USA
Netherlands is always on my mind

ZINIBANKS:

It's even now that they won't give you
Haven't you heard that they closed their airport
Till the next 30 days

OwenDesired:
Even God is against Liverpool

Whizbuzz:
Everyfin is just working out in Liverpool's favour,they are the best club in the world,Europe,England just name it..and they may even get 2 premier league trophies by end of the season...mehn...guy...make I get patience small...cos,eyin oni suru ni oluwa wa...

EngrMarve:
Hard time, but they were hard men before now!

Imagine Manchester city VS Derby County in championship