Last updated: 2026-08-12
Is there a fee to file an immigration appeal?
ICA and MOM do not charge a filing fee for an appeal itself — the cost is the professional work of preparing and submitting a strong case. Because the quality of the submission determines the outcome far more than the fee, most clients find a professionally prepared appeal is the more economical route to a successful result.
What you actually pay for
There is no government fee to lodge an appeal with ICA or MOM. What you pay a consultant for is the strategic work: reviewing the rejection, identifying what changed or can be strengthened, drafting the appeal letter, assembling evidence and submitting correctly. A template you file yourself costs nothing but usually changes nothing.
Related questions
- My pass, PR, or Citizenship application was rejected — can I appeal, and how soon?
- Will E&H draft and submit the appeal for me?
- How long does an appeal decision usually take?
Related services
Not sure where you stand?
Get a personalised assessment of your Singapore PR, citizenship, or work pass options from E&H Immigration’s specialists.