Singapore Top Immigration

Applying for Singapore Permanent Residency (PR) is a life-changing milestone, offering stability, career opportunities, and access to Singapore’s social benefits. However, many applicants face rejection due to avoidable mistakes. With the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) updating its requirements regularly, it is vital to be meticulous in 2025. This guide outlines the top seven mistakes

Receiving a rejection for your Singapore Permanent Residence (PR) application can be discouraging. Many applicants are unsure whether there is a way to challenge the decision or how soon they can reapply. While the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) does not always invite appeals, it is possible to request reconsideration under certain conditions. This article

A major shift in Singapore’s immigration rules is set to take effect from 1 December 2025. Permanent residents (PRs) who are outside Singapore without a valid Re Entry Permit (REP) will be granted a 180-day window to renew before their PR status is lost.  Previously, PRs without a valid REP while overseas risked immediate loss

Singapore’s Permanent Residency (PR) status offers numerous benefits for individuals looking to establish long-term roots in the Lion City. With over 9 years of experience helping clients navigate the complex immigration process, Singapore Top Immigration has compiled this comprehensive guide to help you understand everything about Singapore PR applications in 2025. Table of Contents Singapore

Gaining Permanent Residency (PR) in Singapore is a major milestone, but it is not the end of your immigration journey. Once your PR application is approved, you enter a new phase that comes with certain rights and responsibilities. Understanding these obligations will help you maintain your status and make the most of your residency in

If you’re working in Singapore and thinking about applying for Permanent Residency (PR), it’s natural to wonder how your salary might affect your chances. The truth is, your income is an important part of the application, but it’s not the only thing the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) considers. This article explains how salary factors

When people apply for Singapore Permanent Residency (PR), most focus on salary, education, and how long they’ve lived in the country. But one powerful factor is often overlooked: cultural integration. In this guide, we explore why fitting into Singapore’s society can boost your PR chances and how you can take simple, effective steps to show