Part 1 : How to work in SG

Basically, here are the uber-simplified steps that you need to accomplish.

  1. Get to SG.
  2. Have your passport stamped with visit pass.
  3. Have your money changed to SGD.
  4. Get a Singapore SIM card.
  5. Get interviews and get offers.
  6. Sign a contract.
  7. Get your IPA.
  8. Do the biometrics for worker's pass.
  9. Get your pass id.
  10. Apply for OWWA (and OEC)
  11. Work, work, work!
  12. Spend, spend, spend!

*okay, you can always replace the last step as “Save, save, save” but that would be quite a boring existence.

If all goes well, that should be it. However, it isn't always as smooth sailing. To help you out, let's give you a little more detailed description of the steps.. in my next posts! Lol.

note: the draft of this post was getting awfully long that i had to break it down into several posts. please bear with me. Use this Part 1, as the guide to the rest of the steps.

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