Singapore PRs enjoy freedom to change jobs without employer sponsorship or work pass renewals. Many employers prefer PR candidates as they are exempt from foreign worker quotas, making job opportunities more accessible and stable.


PRs receive subsidized medical care at public hospitals and polyclinics. You'll also benefit from MediSave and MediShield Life, helping to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs for both routine and major treatments.
PRs contribute to Singapore’s Central Provident Fund (CPF), building long-term savings for retirement, housing, and healthcare, while also enjoying tax reliefs and rebates — ensuring strong financial security.


PR status is the first step towards Singapore citizenship. Eligible PRs can apply for full citizenship and enjoy expanded privileges including job opportunities, CPF withdrawal, housing perks, and government schemes.
PRs can purchase resale HDB flats after 3 years of residency, lowering housing costs compared to private property. Additional benefits include lower ABSD rates and eligibility for government housing grants.


PR children receive higher priority in school admissions compared to foreign residents, and enjoy lower school fees at public institutions, making education more affordable for families.
Singapore PRs enjoy freedom to change jobs without employer sponsorship or work pass renewals. Many employers prefer PR candidates as they are exempt from foreign worker quotas, making job opportunities more accessible and stable.

PRs receive subsidized medical care at public hospitals and polyclinics. You'll also benefit from MediSave and MediShield Life, helping to reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs for both routine and major treatments.

PRs contribute to Singapore’s Central Provident Fund (CPF), building long-term savings for retirement, housing, and healthcare, while also enjoying tax reliefs and rebates — ensuring strong financial security.

PR status is the first step towards Singapore citizenship. Eligible PRs can apply for full citizenship and enjoy expanded privileges including job opportunities, CPF withdrawal, housing perks, and government schemes.

PRs can purchase resale HDB flats after 3 years of residency, lowering housing costs compared to private property. Additional benefits include lower ABSD rates and eligibility for government housing grants.

PR children receive higher priority in school admissions compared to foreign residents, and enjoy lower school fees at public institutions, making education more affordable for families.


If you hold an Employment Pass or S Pass and work in Singapore, you’re eligible to apply for PR. PR status offers better job flexibility and career options without worrying about work pass renewals or quotas.

Students enrolled in Singapore institutions can apply for PR. This allows you to continue your studies and build your career in Singapore’s thriving economy.

Investors making significant contributions to Singapore’s economy may qualify for PR. Gain stable business growth, financial benefits, and high living standards.

If married to a Singapore Citizen or PR, you may apply for PR to live and stay close to your family while enjoying full PR benefits.

Children under 21, born or legally adopted by a Singapore Citizen or PR, can apply for PR to secure stable education and long-term family support.

Parents of Singapore Citizens can apply for PR to stay close to family and access quality healthcare support.

If you hold an Employment Pass or S Pass and work in Singapore, you’re eligible to apply for PR. PR status offers better job flexibility and career options without worrying about work pass renewals or quotas.

Students enrolled in Singapore institutions can apply for PR. This allows you to continue your studies and build your career in Singapore’s thriving economy.

Investors making significant contributions to Singapore’s economy may qualify for PR. Gain stable business growth, financial benefits, and high living standards.

If married to a Singapore Citizen or PR, you may apply for PR to live and stay close to your family while enjoying full PR benefits.

Children under 21, born or legally adopted by a Singapore Citizen or PR, can apply for PR to secure stable education and long-term family support.

Parents of Singapore Citizens can apply for PR to stay close to family and access quality healthcare support.
Complete our initial profile form to allow us to assess your background.
Our immigration specialist will review your information and discuss suitable pathways.
We carefully analyze your eligibility, strengths, and potential challenges before application.
We prepare and submit your documents, ensuring full compliance with ICA requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions
permenant resident Singapore
Do I Need to Serve National Service (NS) if I’m Applying for Singapore PR?
Generally, male Singapore citizens and PRs must serve NS. However, certain schemes (e.g. PTS, Investor Scheme) may be exempted. NS obligations usually end at age 50 for officers and 40 for other ranks.
Will My Son Have to Serve NS if We Apply for PR as a Family Unit?
Yes, male applicants granted PR under family sponsorship must register for NS at 16.5 years old and enlist at 18.
Can I Defer NS for University Studies as a Male Singapore PR?
No. MINDEF does not allow deferment for university studies. All male applicants must follow the enlistment process before applying.
Are There Options if My Son Cannot Serve NS or Wishes to Delay It?
Options include:
- Deferment: Delay enlistment for valid reasons
- Disruption: Pause NS for studies
- Exemption: Full discharge from NS duties
- Approval depends on MINDEF's decision with supporting documents.
Who Can Sponsor a Singapore PR Application?
Singapore citizens and PRs may sponsor spouses, children under 21, or aged parents. EP and S Pass holders may sponsor family for certain passes or PR schemes.
How Long is a Singapore PR Valid?
PR is permanent, but Re-Entry Permit (REP) must be renewed every 5 years if staying abroad.
Should My Spouse and I Apply Separately or Together?
Apply together to show ICA your joint commitment and stronger intention to settle in Singapore as a family.
Why Is My Singapore PR Application Rejected?
ICA doesn’t disclose reasons. Common factors include incomplete documents, weak profiles, or errors. Professional consultancy can help review and improve future submissions.
I Am a PR; Can I Work Overseas?
Yes, with a valid Re-Entry Permit (REP), you’re allowed to work abroad.

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