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Singapore Introduces 180-Day Re-Entry Permit Renewal Rule For Permanent Residents

October 22, 2025 Rhoda Gistlover 0

Starting December 1, 2025, Singapore will introduce tighter immigration requirements for permanent residents (PRs). Under the new rules, PRs will have 180 days to renew their re-entry permits (REP). Failure to do so within this

Singapore To Introduce No-Boarding Directives From 2026 To Stop High-Risk Travellers Before Arrival

August 1, 2025 Rhoda Gistlover 0

Singapore is set to implement a new immigration measure known as No-Boarding Directives (NBDs), designed to prevent high-risk travelers from entering the country before they even board a plane or ship. How the No-Boarding Directives

Singapore To Change Work Permit Rules To Help Employers Hire And Keep Foreign Talent

March 7, 2025 Rhoda Gistlover 0

The Singapore government plans to make modifications to its work permit laws to provide employers more freedom in attracting and keeping international talent. The amendments, which take effect on July 1st, 2025, are intended to

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