Rikvin Explains On Singapore Visa Types

Rikvin Explains On Singapore Visa TypesDepending on the purpose of stay in Singapore, the visa sought varies. For employment and whichusually requires a long stay, there are the Employment pass, Entrepreneur pass, S pass, andPersonalized Employment pass.There is also for a short term stay such as Training pass, Miscellaneous pass, and Business visa.Rikvin is an immigration specialist. Besides assistance for obtaining a permanent resident status, Rikvinalso processes all types of Singapore work visa.“The Employment pass, S pass, Training pass, and Miscellaneous pass are all applied by the employingcompany in Singapore,” says Rikvin, “in turn, these applications are forwarded to us for efficient and fastprocessing.”“The Employment pass is exclusive for foreign professionals whether seeking for business or employmentopportunities,” adds Rikvin.Rikvin continues: “Relative to the amount of salary offered by the company, the Employment pass isclassified into a Q1 for S$2,800 monthly salary, S$4,000 for P2, and S$8,000 for P1.”The Employment pass is tied to the employing company. The Personalized Employment pass is not.“With Personalized Employment pass Singapore, the holder enjoys flexibility in looking for employmentopportunities in Singapore without having to revoke old labor pass and renew it,” explains Rikvin.The Employment pass affords one month of stay unemployed in Singapore, while the Personalized passprovides 5 months.Moving on, the Entrepreneur pass is exclusive for investors who have not yet completed their tertiary levelof education.“It is applied first before the company is registered. Among the requirements to be satisfied are aminimum capital worth S$50,000 and a 10-page business proposal,” shares Rikvin.The Specialist pass or S pass is issued also for professionals who fall short of requirements to qualify fora Q1.“Holders of S pass maintain a monthly salary of S$2,000, and its approval is based on pointsaccumulated from indicators such as salary, nature of job, educational background, and professionalqualifications,” Rikvin continues to elaborate.Meanwhile, those who are employed outside Singapore but are undergoing training in Singapore mayapply for a Training pass.“To qualify, the applicants must receive a monthly salary amounting to S$2,500, and hold acceptabletertiary level of educational qualification,” says Rikvin.Foreign students may also apply for a Training pass.The Miscellaneous pass is sought if foreign professionals need to stay in Singapore for short-termassignments. This pass is valid for 60 days.

Businessmen who need to enter and leave Singapore several times to tend to their business in Singaporemay apply for a Business visa, except if the businessman comes from a country where visa is not arequirement.Rikvin’s services include assessment of application and qualifications. It also helps in drafting thebusiness proposal.About the Publisher:Rikvin has successfully helped foreign and local entrepreneurs form a Singapore company. The companyprovides complete corporate solutions to investors and entrepreneurs both local and abroad. Among itsspecializations are Singapore company registration, income tax Singapore and providing professionalservices relating to financing and compliance services.Rikvin assures its clients of confidence in dealing with every transaction. Its employees maintaincompetence and above all, Rikvin’s principles adhere to business ethics and all applicable laws. Its goalis to provide a highly personalized and professional service worthy of our clients loyalty.“Our phones are answered during business hours by specialists and not by an answering machine. Weappreciate the value of your time and understand that a person cannot be replaced by technology. This isespecially true when it comes to making important business decisions.”For more information, visit:Rikvin PTE LTD20 Cecil Street, #14-01, Equity Plaza, Singapore 049705Main Lines : (65) 6438 8887Fax : (65) 6438 2436Email : info@rikvin.comWebsite: http://www.rikvin.com/

Rikvin Explains On Singapore Visa Types

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