
Start Your Journey Toward Singapore's Permanent Residency
Discover the benefits of obtaining permanent residency in Singapore and secure your future.
Singapore Permanent Residency – Trusted PR Consultant & Application Assistance
Looking to secure your Permanent Residency in Singapore? Our expert Singapore PR consultants provide end-to-end guidance for your Permanent Resident application, ensuring every detail is handled with precision. We help assess your Singapore Permanent Resident eligibility, prepare the necessary documentation, and submit a strong application to increase your chances of approval. As a trusted Singapore Permanent Resident agency, we offer personalised strategies tailored to professionals, families, and investors who wish to build a long-term future in Singapore. Partner with us to make your PR journey smoother and more successful.
Streamline Your Singapore Permanent Residency Application Process
At E&H Immigration Consultancy, we understand the complexities of the Permanent Residency application process. Our team of consultants will guide you through the entire process, and submit your application on your behalf ensuring that you have all the necessary documents and meet the prerequisites for a successful application.
Embrace a vibrant multicultural society while securing a stable future for you and your family. Let us guide you through the application process of becoming a Singapore Permanent Resident today.
Expert Guidance
With over 1,000 cases handled by our team and daily focus on immigration, we can 1) provide the latest and most relevant information on eligibility and requirements, 2) help prepare and submit documents correctly, 3) customise and strategically plan to your unique case to increase your chances of a successful application.
Save time, reduce stress
Save countless hours researching yourself and benefit from our laser focus, long experience and past mistakes in the immigration sector. By leveraging our expertise and streamlined processes, we help you reduce stress, navigate complex processes efficiently, as we know the fastest routes while avoiding common pitfalls.
Error Free Application Process
We ensure you submit an application with accurate and truthful information, complete and correctly formatted documentation, and full compliance with eligibility criteria and guidelines. Our methodical process also ensures no missing information (or if missing are handled by our internal protocols) or overlooked sections and meets all deadlines. This meticulous approach reduces the risk of rejection and expedites processing, enhancing the likelihood of a successful application.
Discover the Paths to Permanent Residency in Singapore
Obtaining Permanent Residency (PR) status offers numerous benefits, including easier travel, access to top-tier educational institutions, and the freedom to live and work freely in Singapore. Here are five main pathways you can consider:
1. Employment Routes - Professionals, Technical Personnel & Skilled Workers Scheme (PTS): Suitable for professionals with a valid work pass in Singapore. These work passes include Employment Pass (EP), S Pass, EntrePass (Entrepreneurship Pass), Personalised Employment Pass (PEP), and Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass (ONE Pass). You must have held the pass for at least six months and possess strong qualifications, potentially with a good salary, to increase your chances of success. .
2. Family Ties - Sponsored Scheme: This route allows Singapore Citizens (SCs) or existing Permanent Residents (PRs) to sponsor their spouse (legally married), unmarried or adopted children (under 21 years old), or aged parent(s) of a Singapore citizen for PR. This is a great way to reunite with family and build a life together in Singapore.
3. Education Pathway - Students studying in Singapore that have passed at least one national exam (i.e. PSLE, GCE 'N'/'O'/'A' levels), or are in the Integrated Programme (IP) can also apply for Singapore PR.
4. Talent Attraction Schemes - Foreign Artistic Talent Scheme (ForArts): This scheme caters to established foreign artists with a proven track record of contributing to Singapore's vibrant art scene. If you are a renowned artist, sculptor, musician, dancer, filmmaker, or literary figure with significant achievements, this program could be your path to PR (Source: National Arts Council (NAC) Singapore.
5. Investment Pathway - Global Investor Programme (GIP): This is the fastest route to PR, but it comes with a significant investment requirement. Here's a breakdown of the current investment options:
Option A: Invest a minimum of S$10 million (Singapore Dollars) in a new business entity or the expansion of an existing business operation in Singapore. This investment must be in an approved business sector as determined by the Singapore government.
Option B: Invest S$25 million in a GIP-approved fund that also invests in Singapore-based companies. These funds are carefully selected by the Singapore government to ensure they contribute to the growth of the Singaporean economy. (Source: Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB))
Option C: Establish a Singapore-based Single-Family Office with Assets-Under-Management (AUM) of at least S$200 million. Out of this, a minimum of S$50 million must be actively deployed in one or more of the following approved investment categories:
Equities: Stocks of publicly traded companies listed on Singapore-approved exchanges.
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): These are companies that own and operate income-generating real estate.
Business trusts: Similar to REITs, but can invest in a wider range of assets beyond real estate.
Qualifying debt securities: These are bonds or other debt instruments issued by governments or corporations, and listed on the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) enquiry system. MAS is the central bank of Singapore.
Funds distributed by Singapore-licensed/registered managers or financial institutions: These are investment funds managed by professionals in Singapore.
Private equity investments in non-listed, Singapore-based operating companies: Investments in companies that are not publicly traded but are actively engaged in business operations in Singapore.
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Benefits for PR holders
Obtaining Permanent Residency in Singapore offers numerous benefits:
Long-term Stay: PR status allows you to live in Singapore for extended periods.
Employment Opportunities: PRs have greater job flexibility and can switch jobs without needing to reapply for work permits.
Business Opportunities: PRs can start their own businesses and enjoy the many grants available to SMEs.
Education Benefits: PRs enjoy priority admission to public schools and lower school fees compared to international students.
Healthcare: Access to subsidized healthcare services at public hospitals and polyclinics.
Housing: PRs can buy resale HDB flats and apply for loans from the Housing and Development Board (HDB) and pay lower stamp duty compared to foreigners.
Family Sponsorship: PRs can sponsor family members for long-term visit passes or PR status.
CPF Contributions: Eligibility to contribute to and benefit from the Central Provident Fund (CPF), which provides for retirement, healthcare, and housing needs.
Pathway to Citizenship: PR status is a step towards applying for Singapore citizenship.
Secure Your Singapore PR with Expert Help
Looking to settle in Singapore with ease? Understanding the process and eligibility criteria for permanent residency can help you navigate the system smoothly.
Get expert advice from trusted consultants to increase your chances of approval.
Learn about the essential requirements and documentation needed for a successful application.
Explore the benefits of becoming a permanent resident, including access to work, education, and healthcare.
Stay updated on government policies and changes affecting residency applications.
Our Step-by-Step Process for Permanent Residency Applications
At E&H Immigration Consultancy, we guide our clients and execute the following steps to ensure a smooth and successful Permanent Residency application:
|1| Free Consultation
We start by understanding your goals and eligibility for Permanent Residency in Singapore. We also determine whether your case is complex, which would require additional help for a successful application..
|2| Document Preparation
Our team assists you in gathering and organizing the required documents for your application. For complex cases or applicants with missing documents, we assist in providing additional supporting documents to strengthen the submission.
|3| Application Submission
We submit your completed application to the relevant authorities on your behalf.
|4| Application Follow Up
We respond to all additional questions and documentation requests from the authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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PR allows foreigners to live, work, and study in Singapore indefinitely. It offers benefits such as access to public services, CPF contributions, and travel flexibility.
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Eligible applicants include spouses and children of citizens or PRs, Employment Pass or S Pass holders, investors, and certain students studying in Singapore.
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Consultants provide expert advice, assess eligibility, manage documentation, and guide you through the process to improve approval chances.
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Commonly required documents include identity proof, employment or educational certificates, financial records, and other supporting papers submitted via ICA.
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Processing usually takes 4–6 months but may vary based on the applicant’s profile and ICA’s workload.
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Yes, you can include your spouse and unmarried children under 21. Other family members must apply separately.
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PR status provides work and residency rights without a visa, CPF benefits, public housing access, and priority in local schools.
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No, PR grants residency rights but not citizenship privileges like voting or holding a Singapore passport.
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Yes, you can reapply as many times as needed, ideally after improving your profile or meeting eligibility criteria.
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You’ll receive an In-Principle Approval letter, complete registration, and apply for a Re-Entry Permit to maintain PR status while traveling.
