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How Envoy is Helping Companies Explore Business Opportunities in Singapore

Singapore is updating its immigration policies to bolster its standing as a global talent hub.  

As part of this initiative, the country launched the Overseas Network & Expertise (ONE) Pass at the start of 2023. This new work pass intends to attract top immigrant talent in business, arts and culture, sports, science, technology and academia or research.  

The ONE Pass provides both regional and global businesses with increased flexibility in workforce planning, and Envoy Global is at the forefront of helping companies navigate this new offering.  

Here’s how Envoy’s Singapore Immigration Team supports companies looking to capitalize on immigration opportunities in Singapore.  

I. A Forward Look: Evaluate Singapore’s Immigration Options

Image of Singapore city skyline and dragon fountain with steps leading towards water.
Singapore is revamping its immigration policies to enhance its reputation as a world-class talent hub.

To attract long-term global talent, Singapore has introduced innovative work authorization pathways that offer greater flexibility for employers and foreign professionals. These options include the Global Talent Pass, the EntrePass, and the latest addition, the ONE Pass.  

Unlike previous immigration options offered by Singapore, the ONE pass permits a period of stay of five years. It does not tie an employee to a single role or company. Moreover, the pass expects to have a speedy processing time of around four weeks.  

The newest immigration options in Singapore open doors for companies keen to hire or relocate foreign talent to the city-state. However, changing policies and shorter timelines present global mobility professionals with new challenges in the Singaporean market.   

Envoy’s Singapore Immigration Team is on the front line of these developments, and they will work with you to develop a tailored and well-defined strategy leveraging new opportunities for your organization and staff alike. 

II. Tailored Choices: Individualized Immigration Solutions for a Smooth Transition to Singapore

Screenshot of the Envoy platform communication center with a discussion about popular work authorization options in Singapore.
Envoy’s in-app communication center streamlines the relocation process by connecting employers and employees with the Envoy Global team for information on work authorization and more.

To assist in the decision-making process, our Singapore Immigration Team serves as your on-the-ground resource. We provide step-by-step guidance on relocation options in Singapore, including cost estimates for work passes, detailed timelines on immigration routes and more.  

Envoy proactively assesses your company’s unique situation and identifies expanded immigration options in Singapore. For example, companies deemed “qualifying firms” in Singapore have access to additional immigration routes for their employees. Our team will identify your company’s eligibility for this classification, opening up more favorable immigration opportunities. 

By leveraging Envoy’s exclusive insights and services, you can establish a strong foundation for your immigration needs in Singapore and position your company for success.  

III. Opening New Doors: Gain a Strong Footing in Singapore with Envoy’s Diligent Immigration Support 

Employers seeking to expand their presence in the APAC market can leverage Singapore’s growing list of immigration opportunities. The country’s latest initiatives – like the ONE Pass – are designed to offer flexible employment options for businesses to hire or relocate foreign talent in fields like business, science, technology and more. 

As Singapore evolves its immigration system, Envoy is uniquely equipped to assist companies of all sizes in capitalizing on new relocation opportunities in the country.  

To open new doors for your business in the APAC market, Envoy can help refine your immigration procedures in Singapore to fit your organization’s changing needs. 

By Finn Reynolds (Communications Specialist, Govt. Data & Policy) and Jessie Butchley (Global Immigration Writer)


Envoy is pleased to provide you with this information, which was prepared in collaboration with Brendan Coggan.

Content in this publication is for informational purposes only and not intended as legal advice, nor should it be relied on as such. Envoy Global is not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. If you would like guidance on how this information may impact your particular situation and you are a client of the U.S. Law Firm, consult your attorney. If you are not a client of the U.S. Law Firm working with Envoy, consult another qualified professional. This website does not create an attorney-client relationship with the U.S. Law Firm. 

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