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MOVING TO SINGAPORE<\/h1>\n

More and more people who value a high standard of living are moving to Singapore for career reasons. The professional opportunities are the main reason for most Europeans in Singapore. The city-state is among the ten most expensive countries in the world. Therefore, anyone considering emigrating to Singapore should ideally inform themselves about the expected cost of living before moving. Europeans in Singapore do not need to apply for a Singapore visa for entry. Upon entering Singapore, one receives a residence permit valid for 90 days. If a longer stay is planned, an application for a so-called “Social Visa Pass” must be submitted. Those who have decided to work in Singapore additionally require a work permit. This so-called “Employment Pass,” which must be applied for at the “Employment Pass Department” of the “Ministry of Manpower,” is usually granted in Singapore without problems as long as an employment contract can be presented. It is important that the work permit is obtained before starting the job in Singapore, as those working illegally face serious prison sentences. Depending on the applicant’s monthly income, there are different work permits. Your local Singapore Embassy can provide emigrants with further information.
\nWe, the team at OTC Global GmbH, are your reliable contact for all questions regarding your move from Europe to Singapore. We are at your disposal throughout the entire move for any concerns regarding organization and execution.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n\n