The SIP is a 1-day orientation programme to educate foreign workers on Singapore’s social norms, their employment rights and responsibilities, Singapore laws and where and how to seek assistance.
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Your foreign worker must bring the following documents to the SIP training centre:
Attending SIP at MWC @ Soon Lee Recreation Centre To attend the SIP class, your workers must present both (1 & 2):
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The SIP is a 1-day orientation programme to educate foreign workers on Singapore’s social norms, their employment rights and responsibilities, Singapore laws and where and how to seek assistance.
The topics include:
To ensure that your foreign worker gets a training slot within 2 weeks of arrival in Singapore or 7 days after completing SHN, you should register for the SIP early.
The Migrant Workers’ Centre (MWC) will conduct the SIP on behalf of MOM.
For more info, visit the MWC website at: https://sip.mwc.org.sg/
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If your migrant workers are working in Singapore for the first time, they must attend the SIP before their Work Permits can be issued.
You can register as soon as you know their arrival date.
For more info, visit the MWC website at: https://sip.mwc.org.sg/
For registration of Settling-in Programme (SIP), when does the 14-day window start?
The 14-day window for registration of SIP begins on the second day of their arrival in Singapore.
If your migrant worker landed in Singapore at night on 1 August, the 14-day window starts on 2 August. Your migrant worker must attend SIP by 15 August.
You can re-register your migrant workers for a new SIP class, as long as it is still within their first 14 days of arrival in Singapore.
You can register for SIP classes at https://sip.mwc.org.sg.
Please contact MWC at [email protected] if you need clarifications on class schedules or operational issues.
If your foreign worker is unable to attend the SIP within the first 14 days of arrival in Singapore, you need to email [email protected] with your reasons and supporting documents. MOM will then assess your appeal.
Source of Information for all Work Passes & their related matters is from the Ministry Of Manpower, Singapore.
Please refer to MOM website at www.mom.gov.sg for more detailed information and up-to-date guidelines with regulations.
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