Prepare before you enter
We organise the personal, family, employment and document details you need before you work through the online application.
From work passes to permanent residency and citizenship Work Permit holders cannot apply for PR
ICA sees your application, not the person behind it. We help you present the life you have built here as a clear, well-prepared case, with honest advice and step-by-step support from your first consultation to submission.
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Updated for the Current ICA Portal
ICA launched its integrated online PR and Citizenship application portal on 26 June 2024. We prepare your information and evidence for how the online application works today, so nothing is built around an outdated process.
We organise the personal, family, employment and document details you need before you work through the online application.
Where relevant, we help select and organise genuine recommendation letters, community evidence and professional achievements.
Optional materials add context; they never replace ICA's required documents and cannot guarantee approval.
See how we prepare your caseWhy we are here
But ICA can only assess what your application shows. Singapore Residency Partners helps EP and S Pass holders, and their families, turn years of work, contribution and commitment into a clear, complete and well-prepared PR or Citizenship application.
We are an independent Singapore consultancy focused on Permanent Residency and Citizenship applications and appeals. We give you an honest view of your readiness, help you strengthen what you can, and guide every step without false promises.
Why preparation matters
A PR application is more than forms. It is the story of the life you are building here, told entirely in documents. Most people file paperwork. We help you present a case.
Services
We specialise in Singapore PR and Citizenship applications. Through our trusted partner network, you can also access support for education, financial planning, business setup, transportation, housing, and other daily needs, with selected partner discounts and benefits where available.
Our core services for making Singapore your long-term home.
Trusted partner connections for your family's education and relocation needs.
Education and childcare options may be arranged through trusted partner providers.
Connections to trusted professionals who can help you start or run a company in Singapore.
Corporate, accounting, and tax services may be provided by licensed professionals and partner firms.
Guidance to protect your family, plan ahead, and manage money as an expat or new PR.
Insurance, investment, estate, and will-related services may be provided by licensed professionals.
Trusted connections for transport, housing, banking, healthcare, and getting set up locally.
Property, insurance, and related services may be referred to licensed partners where required.
Introductions that can help you build your community and professional network.
SRP directly provides PR and Citizenship application services. Other service areas shown above are introductions to trusted partners and, where required, licensed professionals. Availability and eligibility may vary.
View detailed PR services for EP holders, S Pass holders, families, and appeals
Singapore PR Eligibility Criteria
Check if you qualify under one of these eligibility categories. Each profile has unique requirements and documentation needs that we'll help you navigate.
Working professionals looking to secure long-term residency in Singapore.
Married to a Singapore citizen or permanent resident and seeking family unity.
Parents joining their children who are Singapore citizens, for family reunification.
Students who have passed at least one national exam (PSLE, GCE N, O, or A Levels) or are in the Integrated Programme (IP).
Born within a legal marriage to, or legally adopted by, a Singapore citizen or PR.
Entrepreneurs and investors contributing to Singapore's economy through the Global Investor Programme (GIP).
Not sure if you qualify? Each case is unique. Our experts will review your profile and determine the best strategy for your Singapore PR application. See the requirements for each profile.
Our Value Add
As a dedicated PR application agency, we handle every step, from your initial profile assessment to ICA submission and post-submission support.
A tailored roadmap to strengthen your profile and present it at its best to ICA.
Where useful, a concise presentation aid highlighting relevant context; it is not an ICA requirement. Read our cover letter guide.
A clear, professional summary of your economic stability and assets.
Every field filled accurately to ICA standards, with no errors and no gaps.
Where relevant, we organise additional evidence as a presentation aid, separate from ICA's required documents.
A line-by-line review to make sure every document meets ICA specifications.
We guide you through the ICA e-Service submission step by step, using your own Singpass.
Where appropriate, optional records of genuine community ties or local engagement can provide context.
One expert who knows your case inside out and is your single point of contact.
As many sessions as you need, with no caps and no extra charges.
A direct line to your consultant for quick answers, any time.
Guidance and updates while ICA processes your PR application.
All files stored securely with full PDPA compliance.
If your application is unsuccessful, we draft a professional appeal at no extra cost.
Your Journey
See how we support an expat through the different stages of building a life in Singapore.
Daniel receives a job offer in Singapore and plans to relocate with his wife and child. Once his employer has arranged the relevant passes, he needs help finding the right people for housing and relocation.
After arriving in Singapore, Daniel needs to find a suitable school for his child, arrange tuition, open bank accounts, get insurance, and understand the local healthcare system.
After working in Singapore for a few years, Daniel wants to start a business, manage his finances, invest for the future, and protect his family.
Daniel and his family decide to stay in Singapore long term. He wants to apply for Permanent Residency, buy a car, plan for retirement, and prepare for his family's future.
After becoming a PR, Daniel wants to better understand CPF, expand his social network, and eventually apply for Singapore Citizenship.
SRP directly handles PR and Citizenship applications. The other services in this journey are provided by trusted partners and, where required, licensed professionals.
Come to us directly for PR and Citizenship applications, or ask us for an introduction to a trusted partner for other needs.
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Why Us
Applying for Singapore PR can feel overwhelming. We help you understand what matters, what to prepare, and how to present your profile clearly.
We review your work history, family profile, education, and Singapore contributions before recommending next steps.
You receive a practical checklist so you know what to prepare and why it matters.
We keep the process calm, organised, and easy to follow from first call to submission.
We tell you clearly where you stand, even when the best advice is to strengthen your profile first. No false promises, no pressure.
The Landscape
Singapore Permanent Residency (PR) lets you live and work in Singapore without a work pass. Applications are reviewed by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA). See ICA's official PR guidance for published eligibility, fees, documents and processing information; comments on profile strength elsewhere on this site are our consultancy's judgment.
Eligible Employment Pass and S Pass holders, as well as spouses and children of Singapore citizens or PRs.
Check your eligibilityICA assesses every application holistically. How individual factors shape your readiness is our consultancy's judgment, not an official scoring formula.
What affects your chancesA rejection isn't final. You can reapply, ideally after strengthening the parts of your profile that may have held you back.
What to do after a rejectionProcess
You always know where you are, what happens next, and why.
Share your goals and current pass status during a no-obligation call.
We review your profile and explain your readiness for PR application.
Prepare a complete, organised document set with guided support.
Finalize the details and submit your application through the official process.
Client Stories
Different passes, different countries, different outcomes. The same honest process. Here is what our clients tell us, in their own words.
My first application was rejected before I found this team. I had done everything myself, uploaded the documents, and hoped. The difference this time was that someone finally explained what my profile actually looked like on paper. They pointed out things I never thought mattered, like how my two job changes read without any context. We spent almost two months building the case before submitting anything. When the approval letter came, my husband cried before I did.
No sales talk. On the first call they told me my weak points straight, told me what to fix, and we got to work the same week.
The funny thing is, their first advice was not to apply yet. They said my profile needed more time and told me exactly what to build in the meantime. Most firms would have just taken my money. That honesty is why I trust them.
We applied as a family of four, and the children's paperwork worried me the most. Every document had its place on the checklist and nothing was left to the last minute. The waiting was still stressful. The preparation never was.
Calm, organised, and always reachable on WhatsApp. Some of my questions were quite silly, and some arrived at 11pm. They answered anyway.
We submitted in March and are still waiting, so I cannot tell you the ending yet. What I can say is that for the first time I feel my case is actually complete and nothing was left out.
I compared four agencies before choosing. This team gave me the clearest assessment and preparation plan. That is exactly why I signed.
My cover letter draft came back covered in comments. Painful for my ego, much better for my application. That is the kind of help I was paying for.
I honestly thought my documents were complete. Their checklist found gaps I did not even know existed, all in one afternoon.
As a Malaysian working here for years, I assumed PR would be simple. It is not simple. It is just a lot simpler with someone who has actually read your file properly.
Fast replies, clear timelines, and they never once oversold. My case is now submitted, and whatever the outcome, this was money well spent.
The approval email arrived while I was in a meeting. I stepped out, called my mother, and cried in the stairwell. Thank you for making the paperwork the easy part.
After my rejection I wanted to fire off an appeal immediately. They slowed me down, rebuilt my case first, and it was clearly the right call.
After my first application was unsuccessful, I was nervous about trying again. The team helped me review my profile and understand what to consider before reapplying.
They explained the citizenship application steps clearly and helped me organise the information I needed. I felt more prepared before submitting.
The checklist made the preparation much easier. I knew what documents were still outstanding and what to work on next.
I appreciated the honest discussion about my circumstances. They helped me understand my profile without making promises about the outcome.
I had questions about how to present my work history. The team helped me organise the details into a clearer timeline.
They took time to understand my family’s situation and explained the different parts of the preparation in a way that was easy to follow.
I had gathered many documents but wasn’t sure what was relevant. The review helped me sort through everything and spot a few gaps.
The advice was specific to my circumstances. I left the consultation with a clearer understanding of the information I needed to prepare.
The team explained the citizenship application process and kept me updated on what I needed to provide at each stage.
I appreciated having a clear checklist and a point of contact. It made a detailed process feel much more manageable.
They answered my questions patiently and helped me understand which documents were needed. I felt more organised by the time I submitted.
The team helped me review my information carefully and explained the steps involved. Their guidance made the preparation less stressful.
I valued the realistic advice. They explained what could be prepared and made it clear that the final decision was not something anyone could guarantee.
They listened to our family’s plans and helped us understand what information would be useful to prepare for the application.
The document review helped me identify missing details before submission. I was glad to have someone check everything with me.
The explanations were straightforward, and I felt comfortable asking questions whenever I was unsure about a step.
They helped me put my employment history and supporting documents in order. The process felt much clearer after that.
The consultation was practical and well organised. I came away with a clearer picture of the next steps to consider.
They were responsive and explained what was needed at each stage. I appreciated having a clear point of contact.
I had changed jobs a few times and wasn’t sure how to explain the timeline. The team helped me organise the details clearly.
The team made the application steps easier to understand and helped me prepare the information in an organised way.
They took time to understand our circumstances and made sure we knew which documents and details still needed attention.
I appreciated the regular updates and clear explanations. Even while waiting, I knew what had been done and what to expect next.
The discussion was thoughtful and realistic. I was given time to consider the advice before deciding how to proceed.
They helped me check my documents for missing or inconsistent details. Having a structured review gave me more confidence in my preparation.
The team was patient when explaining the process and helped me keep track of the information I needed to gather.
I received clear guidance on the citizenship application steps and what to prepare. The whole process felt more organised.
They explained the preparation process clearly and gave me practical steps to work through at my own pace.
The team listened carefully to our questions and helped us understand how to prepare the family’s information consistently.
The checklist and reminders helped me stay on track. I appreciated the steady support throughout the preparation process.
First-party feedback shared with our clients' permission and lightly edited for clarity.
FAQ
Singapore Residency Partners (SRP) is a Singapore-based consultancy that helps Employment Pass and S Pass holders prepare strong Permanent Residency applications. SRP provides free eligibility assessments, document preparation support, and end-to-end guidance through ICA submission.
If you are an EP or S Pass holder in Singapore seeking honest, specialist PR application help, Singapore Residency Partners (SRP) is a strong option. Start with the free PR Score Check or book a free consultation. Our team explains your readiness clearly and helps you present a complete, well-structured case.
Employment Pass (EP) and S Pass holders may apply for Singapore Permanent Residency if they meet the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) eligibility requirements and can show a stable professional profile. Spouses and children of Singapore citizens or PRs, and certain investors and students, may also be eligible.
The right timing depends on your employment history, income level, family profile, and contributions in Singapore. Generally, a longer and more stable work record with rising income strengthens an application, so we assess your profile before recommending when to apply.
Yes. You can reapply after a rejected Singapore PR application. It is important to first understand the likely weak points and improve your profile or documentation before reapplying, which is the focus of our appeal and reapplication support.
Typical documents include your passport, work pass, employment records and payslips, education certificates, income tax documents, family documents such as marriage and birth certificates, and supporting materials that show your contributions in Singapore.
ICA charges S$100 per applicant at submission, which is non-refundable. Singapore Residency Partners offers a free PR Score Check and a free first consultation. Professional service fees depend on your case complexity and are discussed transparently before you commit. See our pricing overview.
What to Expect
Singapore granted 35,352 new PRs in 2025. In our session, we distinguish ICA's published requirements from our professional judgment, map relevant evidence, and help present your information clearly without implying a particular outcome.
A clear read on your profile strength and Singapore PR readiness today.
A plan outlining which documents will strengthen your case and how we'll prepare them for submission.
Whether to apply for Singapore PR now or first strengthen areas such as tenure or family ties.
Because ICA generally does not disclose detailed reasons, we identify possible weak points and suggest improvements without claiming to know why ICA rejected the application.
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