Essential Information on MOM Passes and Extending Your Stay in Singapore
Expat Family in Singapore

If you are planning to stay in Singapore for work, study, medical treatment, or retirement, understanding the different types of passes issued by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) is crucial. Additionally, finding the right accommodation can make your transition smoother—Aurealis Serviced Residence at Marina Bay offers flexible, fully-furnished serviced apartments ideal for expats, students, medical patients, and retirees. Here’s everything you need to know to manage your stay and accommodation in Singapore.

1. Work Passes:

  • Work Permit:

For semi-skilled foreign workers in sectors like construction, manufacturing, and domestic work.

  • S Pass:

For mid-level skilled staff earning at least SGD 3,150 per month with relevant qualifications.

  • Employment Pass (EP):

For professionals, managers, and executives earning at least SGD 5,000 per month with recognized qualifications.

  • Personalised Employment Pass (PEP):

A flexible pass for high-earning professionals, not tied to any employer, allowing job changes without reapplying.

Where to Stay: For professionals and skilled workers, Aurealis Serviced Residence offers modern, centrally located corporate apartments in Singapore with flexible lease terms to accommodate varying work contracts and relocation schedules.

2. Family and Dependent Passes:

  • Dependent Pass:

For spouses and children of EP and S Pass holders. A Letter of Consent is needed if dependents wish to work.

  • Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP):

For common-law partners, stepchildren, or parents of EP holders, subject to approval.

Family-Friendly Living: Families relocating with dependent passes can enjoy spacious units at Aurealis Serviced Residence, complete with family-friendly amenities and close proximity to schools, making settling in stress-free.

3. For Medical Patients, Students, and Retirees:

  • Student Pass:

For international students enrolled in full-time courses in Singapore.

  • Medical Visit Pass:

For foreign patients seeking extended medical treatment in Singapore.

  • Retirees:

While Singapore doesn’t have a specific retirement visa, retirees can explore Long-Term Visit Passes or Dependent Passes if they have family residing in Singapore.

Tailored Accommodation Options:

  • Medical Patients: If you’re in Singapore for medical treatment, Aurealis Serviced Residence offers serene, comfortable private apartments environments near major medical centers, ensuring convenient access to healthcare facilities.
  • Students: Flexible lease terms at Aurealis are perfect for students needing accommodation before or during their studies, with properties located near major educational institutions.
  • Retirees: Retirees looking for a hassle-free, comfortable stay will appreciate the luxury and convenience of Aurealis’s fully-serviced residences, with flexible stays and easy access to Singapore’s amenities.

4. Visitor Pass and Extending Your Stay:

  • Visitor Pass:

Typically issued for 30 to 90 days for tourists, business visitors, and short-term medical patients.

Options to Extend Your Stay:

1. Online Extension:

Apply via the ICA e-Service for a Short-Term Visit Pass Extension (up to 89 days from your date of entry). Approval depends on your reason for staying, such as medical appointments, business matters, or awaiting school enrollment.

2. In-Person Extension:

If online extensions are not applicable, visit the ICA Building with supporting documents (medical reports, proof of business, etc.) to request an extension in person.

3. Leave and Re-Enter Singapore:

  • Visa-Free Nationals:

Some travelers may leave Singapore briefly and re-enter to obtain a new Visitor Pass. However, this method is not guaranteed and is subject to the discretion of Immigration Officers at re-entry. Repeated entries without a valid reason may raise concerns, and you may be denied entry.

  • Visa-Required Nationals:

Ensure you apply for a new visa before re-entering Singapore if required by your nationality.

Stay Flexible with Aurealis: Whether you’re extending your visit or re-entering Singapore, Aurealis Serviced Residence provides flexible lease options to accommodate changing travel and visa arrangements.

Why Choose Aurealis Serviced Residence?

  • Flexible Lease Terms:

Perfect for those on varying visa durations or awaiting pass approvals.

  • Prime Locations:

Centrally located near business hubs, schools, and medical facilities.

  • Fully Furnished Units:

Move-in ready apartments with all amenities, ideal for short or long stays.

  • Family & Pet-Friendly Options:

Spacious apartments suitable for families, with select pet-friendly units.

For more details on passes and visa options, please visit the MOM website or ICA website. For accommodation inquiries, feel free to contact Aurealis Serviced Residence to find the perfect living space for your stay in Singapore at wa.me/6581139818 or [email protected].

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