Help!!! foreign mother of Singapore Citizen Child
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What future awaits me???
Im a foreiner here divorced from my local Singaporean Husband. I wasnt even granted any PR during the marriage even when we had a child already. Now I am back to having no pass at all.
What can sg govt offer to us foreign mothers?what pass can we acquire? Isnt it Ironic that they r giving PR priority on foreign worker that did not help them in giving singaporean babies??? They should be prioritizing us.
I do not wish to leave this country without my child, we are inseparable.Shes only 4 yrs old. But how can I survive here without any means of living? no work? Companies dont want to get us they all want DP's and LTVP's to avoid paying levies.
Im too stressed and hopeless :'(
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wat do u view SG as in the first place?
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NEW LONG-TERM VISIT PASS SCHEME (LTVP+)
01-Mar-2012 filed under Press ReleasesFrom 1 April 2012, the Government will introduce a new scheme to help Singaporean families with foreign spouses. This new scheme, known as the Long-Term Visit Pass-Plus (or LTVP+), will provide foreign spouses of Singapore citizens who qualify, with greater certainty of stay here by granting the holder a longer period of residency. LTVP+ holders will also be eligible for healthcare and employment benefits.
2. Couples who have at least one Singaporean child from their marriage will be eligible to apply for the LTVP+. For those without a Singapore Citizen child, ICA will look at other factors such as the duration of marriage, and will in general consider more favourably those who have been married for at least three years.
3. LTVP+ holders will be eligible for a longer period of residency in Singapore. The LTVP+ will be for a duration of three years in the first instance and will be for up to five years for each subsequent renewal. LTVP+ holders will enjoy healthcare subsidies for inpatient services at restructured hospitals, which will currently be set at a level close to that for Permanent Residents. In addition, we will make it easier for LTVP+ holders to seek work here. Their prospective employer will apply to the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) for a Letter of Consent (LOC), instead of an Employment/S Pass or Work Permit, for them. LTVP+ holders who are issued with LOCs will not be counted against the foreign worker quota of their employers. Their employers are also not required to pay foreign workers’ levy for them.
4. The new LTVP+ scheme seeks to provide more assistance to Singapore families with foreign spouses. The number of marriages between Singapore citizens and foreigners has been on an increasing trend. In 2010, among the 20,273 marriages involving at least one Singapore citizen, 30 per cent were between a Singapore citizen and a foreigner (excluding Permanent Residents). This is an increase from 23 per cent in 2000.
5. Foreign spouses can continue to apply for Singapore Citizenship or Permanent Residence (PR) status. They will be granted SC or PR if they meet the respective criteria. Those who are not yet eligible for SC or PR can apply for LTVP. With effect from 1 April 2012, they can also apply for an LTVP+ status which comes with more benefits.
6. For more information on the LTVP+ scheme, please visit the ICA website at www.ica.gov.sg. You can also email ICA at: [email protected].LONG-TERM VISIT PASS - PLUS (LTVP+)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
(A) LTVP+ Application
Q1: Why is the Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus (LTVP+) being introduced?A1: The number of marriages between Singapore Citizens (SC) and foreigners has been on an increasing trend since 2000. In 2010, 30 per cent of 20,273 marriages involving at least one SC were between a SC and a foreigner (excluding Permanent Residents). This is up from 23 per cent in 2000.
The LTVP+ is introduced to help SC families with foreign spouses. It provides foreign spouses of SCs who qualify, greater certainty of stay by allowing the holder a longer period of residency. LTVP+ holders will also enjoy healthcare and employment benefits. The LTVP+ will be implemented on 1 April 2012.
Q2: Who is eligible for the LTVP+? Do all foreign spouses of Singapore citizens qualify for LTVP+?
A2: Couples who have at least one child who is a Singapore Citizen from their marriage will be eligible to apply for the LTVP+. For those without an SC child, we will look at other factors such as duration of marriage, and will in general consider more favourably those who have been married for at least three years. Each application will be considered on its own merits. Other factors that we consider include the ability of the sponsor to financially support the family, and good conduct of both the sponsor and the applicant.
Q3: What is the difference between LTVP and LTVP+ in terms of benefits?A3: Both LTVP and LTVP+ allow the holder to have long-term stay in Singapore. The LTVP+ has a longer period of residency and comes with additional employment benefits and healthcare subsidies.
Q4: What benefits does the LTVP+ entail?A4: LTVP+ comes with a longer validity, three years in the first instance and up to five years for subsequent renewals. LTVP+ holders will also enjoy employment benefits and be accorded healthcare subsidies for inpatient services at the Restructured Hospitals. These subsidies for in-patient healthcare services will currently be set at a level close to that for Permanent Residents.
Q5: How do I go about submitting the application for LTVP+?A5: There is no separate application for LTVP+. Foreign spouses of SCs who submit applications for LTVP would automatically be considered for LTVP+ if they are eligible. For information on how to apply for LTVP/LTVP+, please refer to the ICA website at www.ica.gov.sg
Q6: My foreign spouse is currently on LTVP. Will she be given LTVP+ automatically or upgraded to LTVP+ if she qualifies?A6: If your spouse is currently holding LTVP and meets the eligibility criteria for LTVP+, she will be considered for LTVP+ upon her next LTVP renewal. However, if your spouse wishes to be considered for a LTVP+ before the next renewal, she may submit a fresh application for consideration. The relevant processing fee and issuance fee (if applicable) would apply.
Q7: I have just submitted my application for LTVP for my spouse before this announcement. Do I have to re-submit an application for LTVP+? Or will my spouse be automatically considered for LTVP+?A7: Applications submitted from 1 Feb 2012 would be automatically considered for LTVP+.
Q8: My foreign spouse is currently pregnant. Is she eligible to apply for LTVP+?A8: Yes. She is eligible to apply for LTVP+.
Q9: If my foreign spouse is unable to get a LTVP+, can he/she continue to stay in Singapore?A9: All foreigners must have a valid pass to remain in Singapore. The foreign spouse of a Singapore Citizen who is not eligible for the LTVP+ may be considered for the LTVP which allows the spouse to stay in Singapore.
Q10: Can I sponsor my parents or in-laws for LTVP+? How about my children?A10: No. Parents, Parents-in-law or children are not eligible for LTVP+. The LTVP+ is only for spouses of Singapore Citizens.
Q11: What is the validity period for the LTVP+?A11: LTVP+ holders can enjoy a period of residency of three years in the first instance, and up to five years for each subsequent renewal.
Q12: Is there any cost involved for the LTVP+ card? Is the LTVP+ card more expensive than the normal LTVP card?A12: There is an application fee of $30. If your application for LTVP+ is successful, you will need to pay $60 for the LTVP+ card and an additional $30 if a visa is required. This is the same as the current fees for LTVP.
Q13: What is the processing time for the LTVP+ application?A13: Generally, it takes up to six weeks to process an LTVP+ application.
Q14: How do I check the status of my application for LTVP+?A14: You may check the status of your application for LTVP+ using iEnquiry (https://ienquiry.ica.gov.sg).
Q15: My foreign spouse and I registered our marriage overseas and our marriage certificate is issued by the foreign authority. Is our marriage certificate recognised for my spouse’s application for LTVP+?A15: Yes, the marriage certificate issued by an authorised foreign body is recognised for your foreign spouse’s application for LTVP+.
Q16: My foreign spouse and I have undergone a customary marriage overseas three years ago. Is our marital status recognised for my spouse’s application for LTVP+?A16: So long as you are able to show proof that your marriage is recognised in the foreign country where you had undergone your customary marriage, ICA will consider the application.
Q17: I am a foreign widow of a Singaporean and have a young Singaporean child. Am I eligible to apply for LTVP+?
A17: Yes, you are eligible to apply for LTVP+.
Q18: I am the foreign spouse of a Singaporean. I have been married for three years and have a Singaporean child from the marriage. What other criteria must I or my Singaporean spouse satisfy before I can be granted a LTVP+?A18: Other factors that we consider include the ability of the sponsor to financially support the family, and good conduct of both the sponsor and the applicant.
Q19: Is the LTVP+ a pre-requisite for getting Singapore Permanent Residence (SPR)?
A19: LTVP+ is not a pre-requisite for the application of Singapore Permanent Residence (SPR).
Q20: I am a PR in Singapore. Is my foreign wife eligible to apply for LTVP+?A20: No. The privilege of sponsoring a foreign spouse for LTVP+ is only applicable to Singapore citizens.
Q21: My child is born overseas and is currently on a Visit Pass/ Student Pass. Is my foreign spouse eligible for LTVP+?
A21: Couples who have at least one child who is a Singapore Citizen from their marriage will be eligible to apply for the LTVP+. For those without an SC child, we will look at other factors such as duration of marriage, and will in general consider more favourably those who have been married for at least three years.
Q22: I am the foreign spouse of a Singapore citizen and I am holding a valid work pass at the moment. I wish to apply for the LTVP+. How do I do so?A22: Foreign spouses of Singapore citizens who are on valid work passes and want to be considered for an LTVP+ should submit their applications over the counter at the Visitor Services Centre, 4th floor, ICA Building. For information on LTVP+ application, please visit www.ica.gov.sg or email ICA at : [email protected].
(B) Employment Benefits
Q23: I am an LTVP+ holder. What is the appropriate work pass that I should apply for?A23: As an LTVP+ holder, your prospective employer will have to apply for a Letter of Consent (LOC) with the Ministry of Manpower (MOM). You can start work only when your LOC application is approved by MOM.
Q24: What is an “LOC”?
A24: The “LOC” stands for a Letter of Consent. This is a letter issued by MOM to acknowledge and give approval to LTVP+ holders to take up employment in Singapore.
Q25: Who should be submitting the LOC application?
A25: The company that is planning to employ you in Singapore has to submit the LOC application via MOM’s Employment Pass Online (EPOL) portal.
Q26: Is there an administrative fee for a LOC application?A26: There is no administrative fee imposed on a LOC application.
Q27: What is the LOC duration if approved?
A27: The duration granted is based on the request indicated by the prospective employer in the LOC application, or up to the LTVP+ expiry date.Q28: Is the LOC issued in the form of a secure card?
A28: No, the LOC is issued in the form of a letter to both the employer and the LTVP+ holder.
Q29: Is the LOC renewable?A29: Yes, the LOC is renewable for so long as you hold a LTVP+ that has at least three months’ validity.
Q30: Can an LTVP+ holder apply for multiple LOCs?A30: No, an LTVP+ holder can only hold one employment and one LOC at any point in time.
Q31: As an LTVP+ holder, can I set up a business by applying for an LOC?A31: No, the LOC is not meant for LTVP+ holders to set up his or her own business. It is for him or her to be working as an employee for a locally-registered company in Singapore.
Q32: I am an LTVP holder and not an LTVP+ holder, Can I apply for an LOC if I intend to work in Singapore?A32: As an LTVP holder, your employer would need to apply for the relevant workpass, eg. an Employment Pass, S pass or a work permit if you intend to work in Singapore.
Q33: I intend to switch jobs and work for a new employer. Must I cancel my existing LOC before my prospective employer submits a fresh LOC application on my behalf?
A33: If you no longer wish to work for your current employer, you are advised to give notice in writing to your current employer. The notice period shall be in accordance with what was stated in your contract of service. Your current employer must cancel your existing LOC before your prospective employer submits a fresh LOC application on your behalf via MOM’s EPOL portal.
Q34: I am a valid work pass holder and my husband is a Singapore Citizen. Will I have to cancel my work pass before applying for LTVP+?A34: No, there is no need for you to do so. If your LTVP+ application is approved, your work pass will only be cancelled when you report to ICA to collect the LTVP+ card.
Q35: I am an existing work pass holder and my application for LTVP+ is successful. I understand my work pass will be cancelled once I collect my LTVP+ from ICA. Can I continue with my employment in the interim before my employer obtains a LOC for me from MOM?A35: When you report to ICA to collect your LTVP+, ICA will issue you a temporary approval letter on behalf of MOM allowing you to work for one month from the issuance date of your LTVP+. If your employer would like to continue employing you, he would need to submit and obtain an LOC for you from MOM before the one-month temporary approval expires.
Q36: Is the employer required to cancel the LOC if the LTVP+ holder leaves the company?A36: Yes, the employer has to cancel the LOC within seven days after the LTVP+ holder leaves the company.
Q37: Is there a quota on the number of LTVP+ holders that a company can employ?A37: There is no quota on the number of LTVP+ holders a company can hire as long as the LTVP+ holders are issued with a valid LOC. LTVP+ holders issued with LOC will not be counted against the foreign worker quota of their employers
Q38: Must the company pay foreign worker levy to hire LTVP+ holders on LOC?A38: There is no foreign worker levy imposed for hiring LTVP+ holders.
Q39: My company intends to employ an LTVP+ holder. We submitted an S pass application via MOM’s EPOL portal instead of an LOC application. What should we do to rectify the situation?A39: Your company should withdraw the S pass application via MOM’s EPOL portal and then submit an LOC application.
Q40: What is the processing time for an LOC application?A40: The processing time for an LOC application is about one week.
For information about Letters of Consent for LTVP+ holders, please visit www.mom.gov.sg or call the MOM general enquiries line at (65) 6438 5122.
(C) Healthcare Benefits
Q41: What are the healthcare subsidies that LTVP+ holders are eligible for?A41: LTVP+ holders are eligible for healthcare subsidies for inpatient services only at Restructured Hospitals and institutions (RHIs). The levels of inpatient subsidy will depend on the choice of ward class, and will be similar to the corresponding subsidy levels for Permanent Resident (PR) patients. LTVP+ holders are, however, not eligible for subsidies for day surgery, specialist outpatient clinics (SOCs) and polyclinics services.
Subsidy Levels for LTVP+ Holders (as at 1 March 2012)
Type of Ward Class/Service
Maximum Subsidy Levels
Singapore Citizens
Permanent Residents
LTVP+ Holders
Class A
0%
0%
0%
Class B1
20%
10%
10%
Class B2+
50%
30%
30%
Class B2
65%
45%
45%
Class C
80%
60%
60%
Day Surgery
50%
45%
No subsidy
Specialist Outpatient Clinic (SOC)
50%
30%
No subsidy
A&E
Emergency department fees are the same for all patients
Q42: Why am I not entitled to healthcare subsidies for outpatient services?A42: The benefits for the different groups of non-citizens (i.e. PRs, LTVP+ holders and other foreigners) are differentiated. Generally, foreigners are not eligible for subsidies. Healthcare subsidies for inpatient services are extended to foreign spouses of Singapore citizens under LTVP+, to provide some assistance for their healthcare costs.
Q43: Do I have to undergo means-testing?A43: Yes, like Singapore citizens and Singapore PRs, LTVP+ holders will have to be means-tested for admission to Class B2+/B2 and C wards.
Q44: I am worried about my healthcare costs, as the subsidy for LTVP+ holders is limited. How can I obtain increased protection?
A44: We would strongly encourage you to take up health insurance with a Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plan. These plans provide additional protection against large medical bills for PRs and foreigners who receive reduced or no subsidies. These plans also help cover selected expensive outpatient conditions (e.g. cancer) where there are no subsidies for foreigners, including LTVP+ holders.
LTVP+ holders are encouraged to consider purchasing health insurance early as health conditions may arise at any time. If you purchase health insurance only after you develop a condition, the condition may be excluded from coverage or you may have your application rejected.
Premiums for the Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plans can be paid using cash or through the Medisave accounts of your spouse or your children. The annual premiums for these Plans are affordable. For a policy holder below 40 years of age, the annual premium ranges from $100 to $200 a year for plans that provide higher coverage suitable for those who receive reduced or no subsidies.
There are five insurers who offer Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plans – AIA, Aviva, Great Eastern, NTUC Income and Prudential. You may approach any of them or a financial advisor for more information on the application process.
The website addresses of the five insurers are as follows:
- AIA : www.aia.com.sg
- Aviva: www.aviva.com.sg
- Great Eastern: www.greateasternlife.com
- NTUC Income: www.income.com.sg
- Prudential: www.prudential.com.sg
Q45: Can my spouse use his Medisave to pay for my health insurance premiums?A45: Your spouse or your children’s Medisave can be used to pay for the premiums of your Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plan.
For information about healthcare benefits, please visit www.moh.gov.sg or call the MOH hotline at 1800-225 4122.
(D) Other Issues
Q46: I have obtained an LTVP+. My husband is an SC. Are we allowed to purchase HDB Flats?
A46: Presently, an SC-Foreigner couple with an SC child is eligible to purchase new or resale HDB flats. Those without an SC child are eligible to purchase resale HDB Flats. Although such couples receive a lower amount of housing grant for buying resale HDB flats than SC couples, they can apply to top up to the full housing grant accorded to SC couples if they have an SC child or when the foreign spouse obtains Singapore citizenship subsequently.
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Letter of Consent for Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus
(LTVP+) holders- Who are Eligible
- What to Submit
- Fees
- Application Process
- When to Cancel
- When to Renew
- Getting a Replacement
Who are eligible
If a Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus (LTVP+) holder wishes to work in Singapore, the employer will need to apply for a Letter of Consent (LOC). This can be done via Employment Pass Online (EP Online).
For more information on LTVP+ eligibility, please visit Immigration & Checkpoints Authority’s website.
Before you begin the application process, please look at these important information:
- The employer will need to submit the application for Letter of Consent.
- The LTVP+ holder can only begin working after the employer has received the Letter of Consent.
- The Letter of Consent ceases to be valid:
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- When the LTVP+ is cancelled or has expired; or
- The pass holder is no longer employed by the company.
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You can refer to the
FAQs for more information.
What to submit
Please submit evidence of applicant’s profession (for selected professions only):
A copy of the approval letter from International Enterprise Singapore for setting up of the Representative Office
A letter from the Representative's Office Headquarters stating:- The purpose of the application
- The duration of the applicant's assignment
- An undertaking for the maintenance and repatriation of the applicant.
A copy of the relevant supporting document(s) with the respective vetting agency/professional body/accreditation agency as follows:
- Doctor - Singapore Medical Council
- Dentist - Singapore Dental Council
- Pharmacist - Singapore Pharmacy Council
- Nurse - Singapore Nursing Board
- TCM Practitioner - TCM Practitioners Board
- Lawyer - Attorney-General's Chambers
- Football Player/Coach - Singapore Sports Council
For allied health professionals, see the requirements specified by the Allied Health Professions Council.
See the
list of occupations that require supporting document(s) from the respective vetting agency, professional body or accreditation agency.A copy of the establishment's National Environment Agency licence issued in the name of the body-corporate, sole proprietor or partner and it shows the address of premises where applicant's duties are to be performed.
Fees
There is no administration fee charged for Letter of Consent applications submitted.
Application process
Letter of Consent applications for LTVP+ holders are to be submitted online through EP Online.
Submission of supporting documents
Companies/employment agencies are required to upload relevant supporting documents when submitting a Letter of Consent application.
As the documents submitted online are for verification purposes, please ensure that the following requirements are fulfilled:
- clear and correct copies of the documents are submitted;
- the recommended scanner resolution is 150dpi or more;
- only PDF file format would be acceptable for the document upload. Each document file size must not exceed 2MB; and
- supporting documents which are not in English should be submitted together with an official English translation. Both documents must be scanned and uploaded as one file.
What happen next
Approximately 80% of applications are processed within seven days. The employing company can log in to EP Online to print the Letter of Consent online once the application has been approved.
The applicant may also check the application's status online.
When to cancel
The Letter of Consent should be cancelled within seven days after the LTVP+ holder leaves the company.
The employer/authorised third party (e.g. Employment Agency) acting on behalf of the company can cancel the Letter of Consent electronically via EP Online.
When to renew
The Letter of Consent can be renewed at least six months before it expires.This can be done through EP Online.
Note: Before submitting the renewal application, make sure that the LTVP+ is valid for at least three months. If it does not, go to Immigration & Checkpoints Authority to renew the LTVP+.
Getting a replacement
To get a replacement for the lost LOC, write to the Work Pass Division at [email protected]
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Not to make your agony even worse, but its seldom useful to cry over spilled milk.
Get all these things sorted out before marriage/giving birth.
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From 1 April 2012, the Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus or LTVP+ in short, provides foreign spouses of SCs with greater certainty of stay here by granting the holder a longer period of residency. LTVP+ holders will be eligible for healthcare and employment benefits. For further details on the LTVP+, please refer to the News Release.
There is no separate application for LTVP+. Foreign spouses of SCs who submit applications for LTVP would automatically be considered for LTVP+ if they are eligible. All applications for a Visit Pass are assessed on their own merits and are subject to approval.
For more information on the LTVP+ scheme, you may refer to the FAQ. -
Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus (LTVP+)
1. How do I go about submitting the application for LTVP+?
There is no separate application for LTVP+. Foreign spouses of SCs who submit applications for LTVP would automatically be considered for LTVP+ if they are eligible. For information on how to apply for LTVP/LTVP+, please refer to the ICA website at www.ica.gov.sg.
2. I have just submitted my application for LTVP for my spouse before this announcement. Do I have to re-submit an application for LTVP+? Or will my spouse be automatically considered for LTVP+?
Applications submitted from 1 Feb 2012 would be automatically considered for LTVP+.
3. If my foreign spouse is unable to get a LTVP+, can he/she continue to stay in Singapore?
All foreigners must have a valid pass to remain in Singapore. The foreign spouse of a Singapore Citizen who is not eligible for the LTVP+ may be considered for the LTVP which allows the spouse to stay in Singapore.
4. My foreign spouse is currently on LTVP. Will he/she be given LTVP+ automatically or upgraded to LTVP+ if he/she qualifies?
If your spouse is currently holding LTVP and meets the eligibility criteria for LTVP+, he/she will be considered for LTVP+ upon his/her next LTVP renewal. However, if your spouse wishes to be considered for a LTVP+ before the next renewal, he/she may submit a fresh application for consideration. The relevant processing fee and issuance fee (if applicable) would apply.
5. I am a PR in Singapore. Is my foreign wife eligible to apply for LTVP+?
No. The privilege of sponsoring a foreign spouse for LTVP+ is only applicable to Singapore citizens.
6. Why is the Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus (LTVP+) being introduced?
The number of marriages between Singapore Citizens (SC) and foreigners has been on an increasing trend since 2000. In 2010, 30 per cent of 20,273 marriages involving at least one SC were between a SC and a foreigner (excluding Permanent Residents). This is up from 23 per cent in 2000.
The LTVP+ is introduced to help SC families with foreign spouses. It provides foreign spouses of SCs who qualify, greater certainty of stay by allowing the holder a longer period of residency. LTVP+ holders will also enjoy healthcare and employment benefits.
The LTVP+ will be implemented on 1 April 2012.
7. Who is eligible for the LTVP+? Do all foreign spouses of Singapore citizens qualify for LTVP+?
Couples who have at least one child who is a Singapore Citizen from their marriage will be eligible to apply for the LTVP+. For those without an SC child, we will look at other factors such as duration of marriage, and will in general consider more favourably those who have been married for at least three years. Each application will be considered on its own merits. Other factors that we consider include the ability of the sponsor to financially support the family, and good conduct of both the sponsor and the applicant.
8. What is the difference between LTVP and LTVP+ in terms of benefits?
Both LTVP and LTVP+ allow the holder to have long-term stay in Singapore. The LTVP+ has a longer period of residency and comes with additional employment benefits and healthcare subsidies.
9. What benefits does the LTVP+ entail?
LTVP+ comes with a longer validity, three years in the first instance and up to five years for subsequent renewals. LTVP+ holders will also enjoy employment benefits and be accorded healthcare subsidies for inpatient services at the Restructured Hospitals. These subsidies for in-patient healthcare services will currently be set at a level close to that for Permanent Residents.
10. My foreign spouse is currently pregnant. Is she eligible to apply for LTVP+?
Yes. She is eligible to apply for LTVP+.
11. Can I sponsor my parents or in-laws for LTVP+? How about my children?
No. Parents, parents-in-law or children are not eligible for LTVP+. The LTVP+ is only for spouses of Singapore Citizens.
12. What is the validity period for the LTVP+?
LTVP+ holders can enjoy a period of residency of three years in the first instance, and up to five years for each subsequent renewal.
13. Is there any cost involved for the LTVP+ card? Is the LTVP+ card more expensive than the normal LTVP card?
There is an application fee of $30. If your application for LTVP+ is successful, you will need to pay $60 for the LTVP+ card and an additional $30 if a visa is required. This is the same as the current fees for LTVP.
14. What is the processing time for the LTVP+ application?
Generally, it takes up to six weeks to process an LTVP+ application.
15. How do I check the status of my application for LTVP+?
You may check the status of your application for LTVP+ using iEnquiry.
16. My foreign spouse and I registered our marriage overseas and our marriage certificate is issued by the foreign authority. Is our marriage certificate recognised for my spouse’s application for LTVP+?
Yes, the marriage certificate issued by an authorised foreign body is recognised for your foreign spouse’s application for LTVP+.
17. My foreign spouse and I have undergone a customary marriage overseas three years ago. Is our marital status recognised for my spouse’s application for LTVP+?
So long as you are able to show proof that your marriage is recognised in the foreign country where you had undergone your customary marriage, ICA will consider the application.
18. I am a foreign widow of a Singaporean and have a young Singaporean child. Am I eligible to apply for LTVP+?
Yes, you are eligible to apply for LTVP+.
19. I am the foreign spouse of a Singaporean. I have been married for three years and have a Singaporean child from the marriage. What other criteria must I or my Singaporean spouse satisfy before I can be granted a LTVP+?
Other factors that we consider include the ability of the sponsor to financially support the family, and good conduct of both the sponsor and the applicant.
20. Is the LTVP+ a pre-requisite for getting Singapore Permanent Residence (SPR)?
LTVP+ is not a pre-requisite for the application of Singapore Permanent Residence (SPR).
21. My child is born overseas and is currently on a Visit Pass/ Student Pass. Is my foreign spouse eligible for LTVP+?
Couples who have at least one child who is a Singapore Citizen from their marriage will be eligible to apply for the LTVP+. For those without an SC child, we will look at other factors such as duration of marriage, and will in general consider more favourably those who have been married for at least three years.
22. I am the foreign spouse of a Singapore citizen and I am holding a valid work pass at the moment. I wish to apply for the LTVP+. How do I do so?
Foreign spouses of Singapore citizens who are on valid work passes and want to be considered for an LTVP+ should submit their applications over the counter at the Visitor Services Centre, 4th floor, ICA Building.
23. I am a LTVP+ holder. What is the appropriate work pass that I should apply for?
As a LTVP+ holder, your prospective employer will have to apply for a Letter of Consent (LOC) with the Ministry of Manpower (MOM). You can start work only when your LOC application is approved by MOM.
24. What is an “LOC”?
The “LOC” stands for a Letter of Consent. This is a letter issued by MOM to acknowledge and give approval to LTVP+ holders to take up employment in Singapore.
25. Who should be submitting the LOC application?
The company that is planning to employ you in Singapore has to submit the LOC application via MOM’s Employment Pass Online (EPOL) portal.
26. Is there an administrative fee for a LOC application?
There is no administrative fee imposed on a LOC application.
27. What is the LOC duration if approved?
The duration granted is based on the request indicated by the prospective employer in the LOC application or up to the LTVP+ expiry date, whichever is earlier.
28. Is the LOC issued in the form of a secure card?
No, the LOC is issued in the form of a letter to both the employer and the LTVP+ holder.
29. Is the LOC renewable?
Yes, the LOC is renewable for so long as you hold a LTVP+ that has at least three months’ validity.
30. Can a LTVP+ holder apply for multiple LOCs?
No, a LTVP+ holder can only hold one employment and one LOC at any point in time.
31. As an LTVP+ holder, can I set up a business by applying for an LOC?
No, the LOC is not meant for LTVP+ holders to set up his or her own business. It is for him or her to be working as an employee for a locally-registered company in Singapore.
32. I am an LTVP holder and not an LTVP+ holder, can I apply for an LOC if I intend to work in Singapore?
As an LTVP holder, your employer would need to apply for the relevant work pass, e.g. an Employment Pass, S pass or a Work Permit if you intend to work in Singapore.
33. I intend to switch jobs and work for a new employer. Must I cancel my existing LOC before my prospective employer submits a fresh LOC application on my behalf?
If you no longer wish to work for your current employer, you are advised to give notice in writing to your current employer. The notice period shall be in accordance with what was stated in your contract of service.
Your current employer must cancel your existing LOC before your prospective employer submits a fresh LOC application on your behalf via MOM’s EPOL portal.
34. I am a valid work pass holder and my husband is a Singapore Citizen. Will I have to cancel my work pass before applying for LTVP+?
No, there is no need for you to do so. If your LTVP+ application is approved, your work pass will only be cancelled when you report to ICA to collect the LTVP+ card.
35. I am an existing work pass holder and my application for LTVP+ is successful. I understand my work pass will be cancelled once I collect my LTVP+ from ICA. Can I continue with my employment in the interim before my employer obtains a LOC for me from MOM?
When you report to ICA to collect your LTVP+, ICA will issue you a temporary approval letter on behalf of MOM allowing you to work for one month from the issuance date of your LTVP+.
If your employer would like to continue employing you, he/she would need to submit and obtain an LOC for you from MOM before the one-month temporary approval expires.
36. Is the employer required to cancel the LOC if the LTVP+ holder leaves the company?
Yes, the employer has to cancel the LOC within seven days after the LTVP+ holder leaves the company.
37. Is there a quota on the number of LTVP+ holders that a company can employ?
There is no quota on the number of LTVP+ holders a company can hire as long as the LTVP+ holders are issued with a valid LOC. LTVP+ holders issued with LOC will not be counted against the foreign worker quota of their employers.
38. Must the company pay foreign worker levy to hire LTVP+ holders on LOC?
There is no foreign worker levy imposed for hiring LTVP+ holders.
39. My company intends to employ an LTVP+ holder. We submitted an S pass application via MOM’s EPOL portal instead of an LOC application. What should we do to rectify the situation?
Your company should withdraw the S pass application via MOM's EPOL Portal and then submit an LOC application.
40. What is the processing time for an LOC application?
The processing time for an LOC application is about one week.
41. What are the healthcare subsidies that LTVP+ holders are eligible for?
LTVP+ holders are eligible for healthcare subsidies for inpatient services only at Restructured Hospitals and institutions (RHIs). The levels of inpatient subsidy will depend on the choice of ward class, and will be similar to the corresponding subsidy levels for Permanent Resident (PR) patients. LTVP+ holders are, however, not eligible for subsidies for day surgery, specialist outpatient clinics (SOCs) and polyclinics services.
Subsidy Levels for LTVP+ Holders (as at 1 March 2012)
Type of Ward Class/Service
Maximum Subsidy Levels
Singapore Citizens
Permanent Residents
LTVP+ Holders
Class A
0%
0%
0%
Class B1
20%
10%
10%
Class B2+
50%
30%
30%
Class B2
65%
45%
45%
Class C
80%
60%
60%
Day Surgery
50%
45%
No subsidy
Specialist Outpatient Clinic (SOC)
50%
30%
No subsidy
A&E
Emergency department fees are the same for all patients
42. Why am I not entitled to healthcare subsidies for outpatient services?
The benefits for the different groups of non-citizens (i.e. PRs, LTVP+ holders and other foreigners) are differentiated. Generally, foreigners are not eligible for subsidies. Healthcare subsidies for inpatient services are extended to foreign spouses of Singapore citizens under LTVP+, to provide some assistance for their healthcare costs.
43. Do I have to undergo means-testing?
Yes, like Singapore citizens and Singapore PRs, LTVP+ holders will have to be means-tested for admission to Class B2+/B2 and C wards.
44. I am worried about my healthcare costs, as the subsidy for LTVP+ holders is limited. How can I obtain increased protection?
We would strongly encourage you to take up health insurance with a Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plan. These plans provide additional protection against large medical bills for PRs and foreigners who receive reduced or no subsidies. These plans also help cover selected expensive outpatient conditions (e.g. cancer) where there are no subsidies for foreigners, including LTVP+ holders.
LTVP+ holders are encouraged to consider purchasing health insurance early as health conditions may arise at any time. If you purchase health insurance only after you develop a condition, the condition may be excluded from coverage or you may have your application rejected.
Premiums for the Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plans can be paid using cash or through the Medisave accounts of your spouse or your children. The annual premiums for these Plans are affordable. For a policy holder below 40 years of age, the annual premium ranges from $100 to $200 a year for plans that provide higher coverage suitable for those who receive reduced or no subsidies.
There are five insurers who offer Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plans – AIA, Aviva, Great Eastern, NTUC Income and Prudential. You may approach any of them or a financial advisor for more information on the application process.
The website addresses of the five insurers are as follows:
- AIA : www.aia.com.sg
- Aviva: www.aviva.com.sg
- Great Eastern: http://www.greateasternlife.com
- NTUC Income: www.income.com.sg
- Prudential: www.prudential.com.sg
45. Can my spouse use his Medisave to pay for my health insurance premiums?
Your spouse or your children’s Medisave can be used to pay for the premiums of your Medisave-approved Integrated Shield Plan.
46. I have obtained an LTVP+. My husband is an SC. Are we allowed to purchase HDB Flats?
Presently, an SC-Foreigner couple with an SC child is eligible to purchase new or resale HDB flats. Those without an SC child are eligible to purchase resale HDB Flats. Although such couples receive a lower amount of housing grant for buying resale HDB flats than SC couples, they can apply to top up to the full housing grant accorded to SC couples if they have an SC child or when the foreign spouse obtains Singapore citizenship subsequently.
Visit Pass
1. Why is there a need for foreigners to obtain a Visit Pass?
The purpose of a Visit Pass is to regulate the stay of foreigners in Singapore. It may be granted at the checkpoint to a foreigner who wishes to enter Singapore for social, business or professional purposes or as a tourist.
2. What is Immigration Exemption Order (IEO)? Who is eligible to apply for IEO? What documents are required? How do I apply?
Under the Immigration Act, persons accredited as diplomats, consular representatives or visiting forces, together with their dependants, may apply for IEO. Completed application forms may be submitted through the respective Liaison Officers to Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) or Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) for consideration.
Dependants of IEO who wish to take up employment during their stay here are required to apply for Letter of Consent (LOC) with ICA prior to the commencement of their employment. To retrieve a copy of the LOC application form, please click here.
For the submission of the application, please ensure that the applicant have the following documents:
(a) The application form for LOC;
(b) Letter from the Embassy/Organization;
(c) The application form has to be duly endorsed by the employing company;
(d) Passport copy of applicant showing the valid IEO endorsement;
(e) Passport copy of main IEO holder, showing the valid IEO endorsement;
(f) Copy of the Practicing Certificate . Letter of Registration with the local Registration Body, e.g. Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, etc, where applicable.
Completed application form may be submitted by post to:
Visit Pass Unit
Visitor Services Centre
ICA Building
10 Kallang Road
#08-00
Singapore 208718
3.
I provided my email address but I did not receive any email notification of the outcome of the application. Now my application is withdrawn. What should I do?
If the email address was provided when the application was submitted, the notification will automatically be sent to the email address provided. You may wish to check your Spam Inbox in case it was directed there. You are advised to check your status online via e-VP's Enquiry Status based on the details you have submitted.
4. I do not have internet access to submit application online via e-VP and also do not have any credit card to make online payment for the processing/issuance fees. What should I do? (recent update)
Members of public can engage the services of SingPost Pte Ltd to assist in the submission of Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) applications. For more details on the services provided, you can approach SingPost Pte Ltd for further enquiries.
Visitor to Deliver a Child In Singapore
1. Is the security deposit refundable to the sponsor who has guaranteed the mother who wishes to deliver in Singapore?
The security deposit will be refunded after it has been confirmed that both the mother and child have left Singapore and there is no breach of any of the conditions stated in the security bond. You may apply for a refund through Interbank Giro. To request for a refund, please email to [email protected] with scans of the original receipt, the applicant's passport no., FIN no., and local sponsor's NRIC.
2. When do I need to register the birth of my child?
Under the Registration of Births and Deaths Act (Cap 267), upon the birth of a child in Singapore, the parents must register the birth of their child at the hospital or at ICA within 14 days from the date of birth. Parents of foreign children born in Singapore are required under the Immigration Act (Cap 133) to regularise the immigration status of the child by applying for the appropriate immigration pass. In addition, parents of foreign children born in Singapore are required to obtain a travel document for the child from the Embassy or the High Commission of their nationality within 42 days from the child's date of birth.
Appeal for Long-Term Visit Pass
1. How can I appeal if the application is not approved? Do I have to fill up any form(s)?
You may appeal in writing. No verbal appeal will be accepted. When writing in, please indicate applicant's full particulars (i.e. name, date of birth and Foreign Identification Number) and our file reference number in the letter.
You do not have to fill up any form if you are sending your appeal letter via post, email or through our Information Counter. However, if you wish to obtain a queue ticket to submit by hand at our counters, you will then be required to fill up an application Form 14 and attach your appeal letter together.
2. What should I write in my appeal letter?
You may include any information that you deem relevant in supporting your appeal for the pass that you wish to apply for (e.g. relate your needs to the application) and enclose any additional supporting documents that you think might be beneficial in justifying your case.
3. How long does it take to process the appeal?
The processing time is approximately 4-8 weeks depending on the complexity of the case. Your sponsor will be notified of the outcome via post once the appeal is finalised. Please note that there is no guarantee that your appeal will be successful. All applications are subjected to our officers' assessment based on our existing policies, guidelines. Any reason of rejection/approval is to our discretion.
4. If my appeal is rejected, can I appeal again?
If your appeal is rejected, you may submit another appeal when there are additional information or documents to be furnished.
5. Will I be allowed to remain in Singapore while the appeal is being considered?
All application for extension of stay is subject to approval. This office is not obliged to grant any extension of stay to the applicant while the appeal is being considered.
6. What should I do if I do not hear from you after 6 weeks?
As your appeal is taken very seriously, we need time to review your case. Please do not call this office to check on the outcome of your appeal within the normal processing time. Your local sponsor will be informed of the outcome by post as soon as we have finalised your case. You may call us at 63916100 if there is no result after 6 weeks.
Loss of valid LTVP/STP card
1. What must I do if I lose my valid LTVP/STP card? (recent update)
Regulation 8(5)(c) of the Immigration Regulations requires an LTVP/STP holder to report the loss of his LTVP/STP card to ICA within 7 days of knowledge of the loss and apply for a replacement LTVP/STP card.
2. How do I report the loss of my valid LTVP/STP card and apply for a replacement card? (recent update)
You must report in person to the Visitor Services Centre (VSC), ICA Building with the relevant supporting documents:
· Valid travel document and a recent passport sized photograph
· A letter from the school stating that the applicant is currently a registered student (for STP card holders only)
· A Statutory Declaration signed by the holder or a police report (original copy)
· A copy of the Terms & Conditions of Issue for Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) Card.
Long-Term Visit Pass Card Holders
LTVP card holder applying for a replacement card should proceed to the Visitor Services Centre Information Counter at ICA Building (4th Storey), to obtain a Miscellaneous Service queue ticket. This service is available from 8.00am to 4.00pm from Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays).
Student's Pass Card Holders
STP card holder applying for a replacement STP card should proceed to the self-service Ticketing Kiosk located at the Visitor Services Centre (4th Storey), beside Counter 11, to obtain a Miscellaneous Service queue ticket. This service is available from 8.00am to 4.00pm from Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays).
Make payment and collect the receipt which must be produced when collecting the replacement STP / LTVP on the next working day.
3. Can someone collect my replacement LTVP/STP card on my behalf? (recent update)
No. You must collect the replacement LTVP/STP card in person.
4. If I manage to find my lost valid LTVP/STP card later, can I return the new LTVP/STP and use my old one instead? (recent update)
No, you should use your new LTVP/STP card and return the lost card to ICA. The lost card ceases to be valid the moment you are issued with a replacement at ICA. You should use the iReturn kiosk located at the eLobby in ICA Building to return your old card.
5. What are the key changes to the replacement fees of passes? (recent update)
Card Replacement fee for Long-Term Visit Pass and Student’s Pass will increase from a flat rate of $60 to $100 (for first-time losses) and $300 (for subsequent losses). Please refer to table A for more details on changes to replacement fees.
Reason for card replacement
Current
From 1 Apr 2013
Replacement due to
(1) damage/defacement of card
(2) change of particulars
$60
$60
Replacement
(1st loss of card)
$60
$100
Replacement
(2nd or subsequent loss of card)
$60
$300
6. Why is there a need to increase the fees for the replacement of lost pass cards? (recent update)
The pass card is an important document and proof of valid stay that is issued to a foreigner residing in Singapore. It is important for the pass holder to safe keep the card to prevent it from being used for illegal purposes. Hence, the increase in replacement fees is meant to encourage pass holders to exercise greater care in safekeeping their pass cards.
7.
Does the fee increase apply to replacement of pass card due to damage or change of particulars?
(recent update)
The fee for replacement of pass card due to damage or change of particulars will main at $60. The replacement fee of $60 is levied to recover the production cost. It is in line with the Government's financial principle that the full cost of providing a public service should be borne by users of the service, rather than taxpayers in general.
8.
When will the new replacement fees be implemented?
(recent update)
The new replacement fees will be implemented with effect from 1 Apr 2013.
9.
Does a person whose card has been stolen need to pay a higher card replacement fee?
(recent update)
Each case will be assessed on its individual merits. Where a decision has been made not to impose a higher replacement fee, the pass holder will still have to pay $60 to have his pass card replaced.
10.
If I apply for the replacement pass before 1 Apr 2013 but only collect the replacement pass after 1 Apr 2013, will I be expected to pay the new replacement fees?
(recent update)
Payment for replacement pass is made at the point of application. As such, the new replacement fees will only be applicable with effect from 1 Apr 2013.
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Letter of Consent (Dependant's Pass holders) - Before you apply
Letter of Consent for Long-Term Visit Pass - Plus (LTVP+) holders
From 1 April 2012, prospective employers of LTVP+ holders who wish to work in Singapore can apply for a Letter of Consent (LOC) through EP Online. For more information on LTVP+, please visit the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority's website.Eligibility
A Letter of Consent allows a Dependant's Pass holder to work in Singapore. To be eligible, the applicant must:
- be a Dependant of an Employment Pass holder
- secure a job offer with a Singapore employer
- have a Dependant's Pass that is valid for at least three months.
Things to take note
- The employer will need to apply for the Letter of Consent.
- The Dependant's Pass holder can only begin working after the employer has received the Letter of Consent.
- The Letter of Consent ceases to be valid:
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- When the Dependant's Pass is cancelled; or
- The pass holder is no longer employed by the company.
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How about dependants of S Pass Holders?
In order for dependants of S Pass holders to work in Singapore, they should apply for a Work Permit, S Pass or an Employment Pass. Each application would be assessed on its own merits.
Employment/S Pass
Dependant's Pass holders who are successful in their Employment/S Pass applications are required to cancel the Dependant's Pass.
Work Permit
For Dependant's Pass holders who are successful in their Work Permit applications, the Work Permit's validity period will be tied to that of the S Pass holder's pass.
Documents Required
A Letter of Consent application form is required for an application.
- Download Letter of Consent Application Form
Fees
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Very useful information but it is too long to read ;)
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can't just post link?
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Originally posted by Myra Diwata:
What future awaits me???
Im a foreiner here divorced from my local Singaporean Husband. I wasnt even granted any PR during the marriage even when we had a child already. Now I am back to having no pass at all.
What can sg govt offer to us foreign mothers?what pass can we acquire? Isnt it Ironic that they r giving PR priority on foreign worker that did not help them in giving singaporean babies??? They should be prioritizing us.
I do not wish to leave this country without my child, we are inseparable.Shes only 4 yrs old. But how can I survive here without any means of living? no work? Companies dont want to get us they all want DP's and LTVP's to avoid paying levies.
Im too stressed and hopeless :'(
Diwata, did you submit the PR documents to ICA yourself ? Or did you rely on your ex-husband to do so for you?
I think he didn't do it properly for you, as a means of control over your life.
I suggest you make an appointment yourself , go to ICA directly, bring your marriage cert, divorce documents, child birth certificate and your foreign Identification/Passport.
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See your Member of Parliament (MP) to write appeal letter?
www.parliament.gov.sg/whos-my-mp
Meet-the-People Sessions (MPS) is the name of a feedback/redress system developed in Singapore for citizens to meet their member of parliament. The MPS are usually held once a week. Many citizens see the MPS as an opportunity to resolve problems that they are having with the bureaucracy.The MP will write a petition letter to the relevant ministry, statutory board or any concerned parties to appeal on behalf of the resident. The letters are accorded a higher priority by the Civil Service as they come from elected representatives.
Cases deal with a wide range of problems. These include, but are not limited to, family financial problems (e.g. health-cost issues, jobs, financial assistance), CPF matters, various licenses, HDB related problems (e.g. subsidized rental housing, obtaining a subsidized HDB flat), immigration issues, and appeals for school admissions and school fee subsidy.
Most sessions last past midnight, and are staffed by volunteers. -
www.rotarysingaporefoundation.org
Voluntary Welfare Organisations (VWO) in Singapore.
These organisations are members of the National Council of Social Service in Singapore.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_voluntary_welfare_organisations_in_Singapore
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What can sg govt offer to us foreign mothers?what pass can we acquire? Isnt it Ironic that they r giving PR priority on foreign worker that did not help them in giving singaporean babies??? They should be prioritizing us.
I can only say srry. If u r useless to sg govt u will need to go back. -
very sorry cant help you
国有国法，家有家规。
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Thanks for your comments.
@eac EXECUTIVE:
I have read that already. it is very clear that LTVP + is eligible for "spouses" of Singapore Citizen with children. I am no long a spouse as we were divorced this Jan 2013.
dependents pass were issued to spouses/children of foreign workers here with higher income. I have been digging that site for many days and still couldnt find any pass for Foreigner with singaporean child. all passes r carried out for "spouses".
@FireIce
i look up to sg as the best place to raise a family. little did I know how they r unfair for foreign mothers like me who are helping them to increase their population.
all I want is to hav a stable pass so I can live and take care of my daughter here. I want to reapply for LTVP since i got joint custody but they require local sponsor and my ex husband doesnt wanna help.
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i think this is between u and ur ex-hub.
not to do with the country
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@mlmersrlosers:
Im actually dying to go back to my country, but will the sg govt let me bring my child if shes a singapore citizen? as we all know a 4yr kid is still dependent on the care of their mothers. My kid is my life, I definitely cannot live without her. that is why I am trying to dig the net for some solutions to stay here with her.
@ Rednano:
Thanks for your suggestion I have not tried seeing the MP, I will definitely try asking help there.
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FireIce
we are not married anymore,that means I am not his responsibility anymore.
That is why im seeking other ideas,digging net to find solutions without his help. but apparently the govt doesnt hav any support system, or special pass for foreign parents of SC child.
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See your Member of Parliament (MP) to write appeal letter?
www.parliament.gov.sg/whos-my-mp
Meet-the-People Sessions (MPS) is the name of a feedback/redress system developed in Singapore for citizens to meet their member of parliament. The MPS are usually held once a week. Many citizens see the MPS as an opportunity to resolve problems that they are having with the bureaucracy.The MP will write a petition letter to the relevant ministry, statutory board or any concerned parties to appeal on behalf of the resident. The letters are accorded a higher priority by the Civil Service as they come from elected representatives.
Cases deal with a wide range of problems. These include, but are not limited to, family financial problems (e.g. health-cost issues, jobs, financial assistance), CPF matters, various licenses, HDB related problems (e.g. subsidized rental housing, obtaining a subsidized HDB flat), immigration issues, and appeals for school admissions and school fee subsidy.
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The process of meeting the MP or Ministers varies from constituency to constituency, but they follow a general pattern:
1) Registration and take queue number
2) Constituent meets the petition writer who pens the letter (either hand-written or via PC) on behalf of the MP
3) Wait and queue to meet the MP
4) Meet the MP in a separate room, constituent informs the MP of his/her problems one-to-one.
5) MP assures the constituent that they will look into the case and send the letter. For urgent cases, the letter will be typed out, sign by the MP and hands it to the constituent immediately. For normal cases, the letter will be vetted through by the MP’s or Minister’s Personal Secretary and sent out within three working days.
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glad to see ppl trustings MPs
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that's whysg men should chose carefully who they mate with.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
glad to see ppl trustings MPs
i really like to thrust them!