Work Permit
For semi-skilled and general workers in construction, marine, process, manufacturing and services. Subject to sector quota, dependency ratio ceiling and levy.
Eight service lines that together cover the full life of a hire — finding the person, getting them legally cleared to work, settling them in, and keeping the paperwork current for as long as they stay.
We source candidates through vetted recruitment partners in each approved country, rather than relying on a single supplier. That matters when a trade is scarce in one market but available in another.
The application itself is only part of it. Most delays come from documentation that was incomplete before submission — which is where we spend our effort.
For semi-skilled and general workers in construction, marine, process, manufacturing and services. Subject to sector quota, dependency ratio ceiling and levy.
For mid-skilled staff meeting MOM's qualifying salary and qualification criteria. Subject to its own sub-quota and levy tier.
For professionals, managers and executives meeting the qualifying salary and, where applicable, the points-based assessment.
Placing a helper into a family home is not the same job as crewing a worksite. It needs a match on temperament and household routine, not only on paperwork.
Singaporean and PR candidates for permanent and contract roles, advertised and shortlisted in line with the Fair Consideration Framework and the Tripartite Guidelines on Fair Employment Practices.
Where you need crews for a project or a peak season without carrying the headcount, or the quota, on your own books.
The gap between an approved pass and a productive worker is a long list of small tasks. We run that list so it does not land on your HR team.
Before you interview anyone, it is worth knowing how many foreign workers you are actually entitled to hire. We work that out from your sector, your local headcount and your existing foreign workforce.
Levy rates and Dependency Ratio Ceilings are set by MOM and revised periodically, so we assess against the rates prevailing when you hire rather than a number printed on a website.
Ongoing administration for employers who would rather not build the function in-house.
Describe the problem — a role you cannot fill, a pass that is expiring, a project that needs crew — and we will tell you what applies.