LTVP For Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass (ONE Pass)

·       Yes. Common-law spouses of Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass holders can work with a Letter of Consent.

·       Other LTVP holders may work here if they are able to obtain a work pass.

·       https://service2.mom.gov.sg/workpass/op/dp-ltvp/landing

·       https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/check-work-pass-and-application-status

Common-law spouse

Any one of the following:

• Copy of the common-law marriage certificate.
• An affidavit by the work pass holder and their spouse declaring that they are in a common-law relationship recognised under the laws of their home country/region. The affidavit must also be notarised in their home country/region.
• A letter from the home country/region’s embassy of the work pass holder or spouse acknowledging that they are in a common-law relationship recognised under the laws of their country/region.

Unmarried handicapped children above 21 years of age

• A letter or report from a medical practitioner on the child’s condition.

Unmarried stepchildren under 21 years of age

• A copy of the court order on the child’s custody.
• A letter from the other biological parent stating there is no objection to bringing the child to Singapore.
• Verification of Vaccination Requirements (for entry to Singapore) document issued by HPB is needed for foreign-born children who meet these conditions:
  • Aged 12 years old and below.
  • Applying for a new LTVP – this includes those whose LTVPs have expired or been cancelled for more than 30 days.

Existing DP, LTVP and Student’s Pass holders do not need this document.

Parents

• A copy of the work pass holder’s birth certificate that states the names of the parents.

• For non-English documents, you must submit all of the following:
  • Original document.
  • English translation of original document. The translation can be done by a translation service provider.
• MOM may ask for other documents during reviewing of your application.

·       $105 for each pass

When you get the pass issued:

·       $225 for each pass

·       $30 for each Multiple Journey Visa (if applicable)

·       You can submit the application along with the main pass holder’s work pass application or at a later date. Please submit a separate application for each family member.

Processing time: within 4 weeks. Some cases will take more time.

To submit an application:

1)      Fill up the application and upload the required documents.

o   Form: https://service2.mom.gov.sg/workpass/op/dp-ltvp/landing

2)      Pay $105 fee for each application. You can pay by VISA or MasterCard.

3)      Check your application status after 4 weeks. It may take longer if additional information is required. If you receive an email from MOM requesting for more documents, please reply directly to the email you received from MOM.

o   Link: http://www.mom.gov.sg/pass-application-status

4)      The application outcome will be sent to the notification email indicated in your application. If the pass is approved, print the In-Principle approval (IPA) letter. It has a pre-approved single-entry visa for the foreigner to enter Singapore.

When: Within 6 months of in-principle approval

Processing time: Immediate

The foreigner must be in Singapore to verify their documents and get the pass issued over the counter at the Employment Pass Services Centre (EPSC):

1)      Make an appointment to get the pass issued at MOM’s EPSC.

2)      Bring the supporting documents for your appointment.

3)      Pay the fees using VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, NETS or CashCard (if your credit or debit card was not issued in Singapore, please ensure it has been activated for overseas use):

a.      $225 for each pass

b.      (If applicable) $30 for each Multiple Journey Visa

4)      You will be issued a notification letter.

The notification letter:

·       Allows the foreigner to travel in and out of Singapore while waiting for the pass card.

·       States if the foreigner needs to have their fingerprints and photo taken for the card registration.

·       Is valid for 1 month from the date of issue. If the foreigner needs more time to complete the card registration procedures, you can request to extend the validity of the notification letter.

What you’ll need

You will need the following information to get the pass issued:

·       Foreigner’s passport details

·       Foreigner’s Singapore contact details

·       Foreigner’s current Short-Term Visit Pass (STVP) or immigration pass details

·       Foreigner’s Singapore residential address

·       Singapore residential or office address to receive the foreigner’s card

·       Details of up to 3 authorised recipients to receive the card (their mobile number, email address and NRIC number / FIN / passport number)

You may also need to submit copies of these documents:

·       Completed Declaration Form for Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass (DP/ LTVP)

o   Form: https://bit.ly/3WZFbFK

·       Completed medical declaration examination form

If you need more time to get the pass issued as the foreigners are waiting for their medical results, you can extend their STVP. Submit this request within 1 week before the STVP expires and upload the doctor’s memo stating the medical results collection date.

·       Request Form: https://www.mom.gov.sg/extend-stay

Eg: If the STVP expires on 10 February, please only submit the request from 3 February.

When: Within 2 weeks after the pass is issued (if required)

Check the notification letter for whether the foreigner needs to register their fingerprints and photo.

For registration, you must make an appointment to visit EPSC. You need to register within 2 weeks after the pass is issued.

·       Link: https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/make-an-appointment

·       EPSC: https://www.mom.gov.sg/contact-us/locations#Tab-EP

They need to bring these documents for the appointment:

·       Original passport

·       Appointment letter

·       Notification letter

When: Within 5 working days after registration of fingerprint and photo or verification of documents at EPSC

We will deliver the card to the given address within 5 working days after the foreigner registers their fingerprint and photo at EPSC.

If the foreigner does not need to register, MOM will deliver the card within 5 working days after verifying the documents.

The authorised recipients will get an SMS or email with the delivery details at least 1 working day before the delivery.

Tip: Download SGWorkPass to scan QR code on your new card to check status, expiry date and more.

If an attempted card delivery is unsuccessful

·       After two attempted deliveries, the foreigner has to collect the card at EPSC.

·       The foreigner or an authorised person can collect it  3 working days after the second attempted delivery. They do not need an appointment.

Bring along these documents for card collection:

·       Foreigner’s original passport

·       Notification letter

If you authorise someone to collect it on your behalf, make sure they bring these along:

o   An authorisation letter from the pass holder

o   NRIC or passport for verification

Note:

For a stolen card, you must also file a police report.

If you lost the card while overseas, you must inform MOM immediately. MOM will issue a letter for you to use when entering Singapore.

For a lost card, the fee is:

·       $100 for the first loss.

·       $300 for a subsequent loss.

Fees are non-refundable.

·       MOM may call you for an interview before MOM issues a new card or if you lose your card repeatedly.

·       If the lost card is found, please return it to MOM immediately by post:

o   Ministry of Manpower, 18 Havelock Road, Singapore 059764.

Who does this: Main work pass holder or Long-Term Visit Pass holder

·       Log in to EP Online to update the address or personal contact details (e.g. mobile number) within 5 days of any changes. The update is immediate.

·       Print the acknowledgment page and hand it over to the pass holder for safekeeping together with the pass card.

Who does this: Main work pass holder or Long-Term Visit Pass holder

You need to inform MOM of changes in your personal particulars such as passport number, name or marital status.

You can update your passport number and expiry date instantly using EP Online. Written requests to update these two details will not be accepted.

To change the following particulars, you will need to submit your request and upload the relevant supporting documents.

·       Form: https://form.gov.sg/5ba84de965171a000fda5f3e

·       Your request will be processed within 7 working days and the outcome will be posted to you.

·       MOM will inform ICA about the changes to passport details. If you wish to clear immigration using the automated gates at the checkpoints, you can do so after 4 working days from making the update.

Note:

·       If you are cancelling the work pass holder’s pass, the LTVPs for the family members will be cancelled at the same time. You will not be able to reinstate them

·       Once the LTVP is cancelled, any related Letter of Consent or Work Permit will also be cancelled.

·       If the LTVP holder becomes a Singapore permanent resident, you do not need to cancel your pass. It will be cancelled automatically.