PR Application Services
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Our 3 Commitments to You
Why choose us for your PR application? Your success is our priority, and these commitments show how we guide you every step of the way.
Expert Guidance from Start to Finish
Your journey is unique, and every application is personally handled by our Principal immigration specialists—never juniors or newcomers—so you receive the highest level of expertise and care.
Transparent and Honest Service
No hidden fees, no surprises. We value integrity, so the price we quote is the price you pay, and we provide clear, honest advice tailored to your profile.
Dedicated Support
We stay by your side throughout the process, answering your questions promptly and helping you optimize your application—bringing you closer to becoming a Singapore PR with confidence.
Your 5-Step PR Application Journey with Inter Island Immigration
We make the path to Singapore PR straightforward, efficient, and tailored to your needs.
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Our Pricing
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Our services
PR Eligibility Criteria
Work Pass Holders
- Holders of S Pass, Employment Pass, EntrePass, Personalized Employment Pass, or ONE Pass.
Foreign Investors
- Individuals who qualify under the Global Investor Program (GIP).
Family Members of Singapore Citizens or PRs
- Legally married spouses of Singapore citizens or PRs.
- Unmarried children (below 21 years old) of Singapore citizens or PRs.
- Aged parents of Singapore citizens.
International Students
- Students studying in Singapore who meet specific eligibility criteria.
Why Choose Us?
Your Trusted Partner for Singapore PR and Citizenship Applications
Proven Track Record
Enjoy peace of mind knowing our high approval rates reflect years of successful applications.
Personalised Guidance
Receive expert advice and a customised roadmap tailored to your unique PR journey.
Committed to Your Success
With our unlimited warranty*, we stay by your side until your PR or citizenship is secured.
Prompt & Reliable Support
Our team is always responsive, providing timely assistance whenever you need it.
Transparent Pricing
Know exactly what you’re paying for with clear, upfront fees and no hidden charges.
All About Singapore PR Application 2025
- Applying for Singapore Permanent Residency (PR) can feel overwhelming — with evolving eligibility criteria, extensive documentation, and the need for a strong, well-positioned submission. At Inter Island, we specialise in simplifying the process and guiding you toward a successful approval.
- Whether you are a professional working in Singapore, a student preparing for your future, a business owner, or applying as a family member, this guide will help you understand ICA’s evaluation factors and how to enhance your profile strategically.✨ Ready to take the next step? Skip ahead and tap Start Your PR Journey Today to speak directly with our experts.
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PR Application Schemes
Professional, Technical, and Skilled Workers (PTS)
- This scheme is for professionals, technical personnel, and skilled workers who hold Employment Pass, S Pass, Personalized Employment Pass (PEP), or EntrePass.
- Dependents of these pass holders are also eligible under this scheme.
Global Investor Program (GIP)
- Designed for international investors, entrepreneurs, and experienced business owners who meet the eligibility criteria of the Global Investor Program.
Sponsored by Singapore PR or Citizen
- Available for spouses, aged parents, and children of Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents.
International Students
- Applicable to foreign students studying at a recognized Singapore institution.
- To qualify, students must have studied at an approved local educational institute and successfully passed at least one national-level examination.
ForArts Scheme
- For applicants with professional experience, achievements, and a commitment to developing Singapore’s arts and cultural scene.
- Applicants must demonstrate a proven track record of engagement with the local public and arts community
Best Time to Apply for Singapore PR
- While there is no fixed “perfect” time to apply for Singapore PR, it is generally recommended to wait until you have at least one year of tax assessment and have demonstrated active social integration in Singapore.
- This period allows you to establish a strong financial and social presence, which significantly strengthens your PR application. Consistent tax contributions and active participation in community or social activities reflect your commitment to Singapore and your integration into society, thereby improving your chances of a successful PR outcome.
Social Integration
Engage with the Community
Participate in local events, volunteer work, and community groups to demonstrate your commitment to Singapore’s social fabric.
Professional Networking
Build and maintain relationships within your industry to showcase your integration into Singapore’s economic landscape.
Financial Stability
Tax Compliance
Maintain a clear record of tax payments, reflecting your financial responsibility and commitment to the country.
Stable Employment and Income
Demonstrate consistent employment and income to highlight your economic stability.
Long-Term Financial Commitment
Holding local savings accounts, insurance policies, and investment plans underscores your long-term commitment and financial roots in Singapore.
Self-Application vs. Expert-Guided Application
| Self-Application | Expert-Guided Application |
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Pros More cost-effective since you avoid professional service fees Full control over your documents, narrative, and submission process |
Pros Provides expert guidance and personalised advice tailored to your unique profile, improving your approval chances Ensures all documents are accurately prepared and fully compliant with ICA’s requirements Crafts strong, persuasive cover letters that highlight your strengths and long-term contribution to Singapore Streamlines the entire process, saving you significant time and reducing stress Stays up to date with evolving immigration policies and trends to give you the most relevant and effective strategies |
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Cons Highly time-consuming due to research, document preparation, and submission requirements A single mistake or missing detail can cause delays or lead to rejection Lack of expert guidance may result in overlooked strategies that could significantly improve approval chances |
Cons Professional services require additional fees depending on the level of support and expertise provided |
Singapore PR Pre-Application Preparation
Compile All Necessary Documents
Gather all required documents, including passport and ID copies, valid passes, birth and marriage certificates, educational certificates and transcripts, recent pay slips, employer letters, and other supporting documents.
Double-Check for Accuracy and Completeness
Review each document carefully to ensure accuracy and completeness.
Correct any errors before submission to prevent delays or issues.
Translations, Affidavits, and Notarisations
Documents not in English must be translated and notarised to meet submission requirements.
This step is essential to avoid delays or rejections.
Digital Copies of Documents
Scan all documents in high resolution for clarity.
Keep each file under 2MB to comply with online submission requirements.
Submit Within the Seven-Day Window
Complete the online submission within seven days from the start of the application process.
Ensure all documents are ready to avoid last-minute issues.
Originals Ready for Verification
Keep all original documents on hand, as they will be required for verification by immigration officers once your PR is approved.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Singapore PR
Singapore PR Benefits
- PRs can change jobs without needing a work permit, offering greater career flexibility and stability.
- PR status enhances employability, giving access to a wider range of job opportunities and career advancement prospects.
- PRs have priority over foreign students for admission to local schools and enjoy lower school fees.
- Children of PRs receive subsidies for primary, secondary, and tertiary education, making quality education more affordable.
- PRs are eligible for public housing and can purchase resale HDB flats, which are generally more affordable than private housing.
- Eligible PRs can apply for various housing grants to reduce the cost of purchasing a home.
- PRs receive subsidies at public hospitals and polyclinics, making healthcare more affordable.
- Contributions to Medisave help cover medical expenses.
- PRs contribute to the Central Provident Fund (CPF), a comprehensive social security savings plan supporting retirement, healthcare, and housing needs.
- PRs often have access to higher loan amounts and better interest rates from banks due to their stable status.
- Eligible for various tax reliefs and monetary benefits from the Singapore Government.
- Becoming a Singapore PR is the first step toward acquiring citizenship.
- PRs can apply for Singapore citizenship after maintaining PR status for at least two years, enabling permanent settlement in Singapore.
Singapore PR Drawbacks
- PRs must renew their Re-Entry Permit (REP) every five years.
- Failure to maintain active ties to Singapore, such as not filing taxes in the last two years, may cause issues with renewal.
- Male children of PRs are required to serve two years of mandatory National Service (NS) and participate in reservist duties.
- NS obligations may affect education and career plans for young males.
- PRs seeking to purchase public housing in Singapore are not allowed to hold overseas properties under their name.
- PRs must contribute a portion of their salary to the Central Provident Fund (CPF), which reduces immediate disposable income.
- CPF savings can only be withdrawn under specific conditions, limiting access to these funds in the short term.
- PRs are expected to adapt to local customs, laws, and societal expectations.
- Active participation in community activities and integration into society is necessary to demonstrate commitment to Singapore.
- Becoming a Singapore PR is the first step toward acquiring citizenship.
- PRs can apply for Singapore citizenship after maintaining PR status for at least two years, enabling permanent settlement in Singapore.
FAQ Question ❓
Singapore PR Pre-Application Preparation
- Gather all required documents, including passport and ID copies, valid passes, birth and marriage certificates, educational certificates and transcripts, recent pay slips, employer letters, and other supporting documents.
- Review each document carefully to ensure accuracy and completeness.
- Correct any errors before submission to prevent delays or issues.
- Documents not in English must be translated and notarised to meet submission requirements.
- This step is essential to avoid delays or rejections.
- Scan all documents in high resolution for clarity.
- Keep each file under 2MB to comply with online submission requirements.
- Complete the online submission within seven days from the start of the application process.
- Ensure all documents are ready to avoid last-minute issues.
- Keep all original documents on hand, as they will be required for verification by immigration officers once your PR is approved.