Question about short visitor pass / long visitor pass
Posted: Tue, 05 Jul 2011 10:15 pm
All,
I have made some research on previous posts but wasn't able to find the answers I need. I have also look on the immigration website but I'm still not sure of the answer.
So, I'm keeping it short
, my wife and I plan to come to Singapore in order to see if there is any interesting job opportunities (and I'm sure there is some
). We plan to arrive early august and stay for three months (90 days). It seems that it will be possible to stay for this three months with a visitor pass. But I have some contradictory information from websites, people I'm talking to, embassy, etc..so in the end I have understood the following: when we arrived we will have a short term visitor pass (up to 14 days) and we will need to apply for a long term visitor pass in order to stay three months.
Can someone confirm this please ? Also in order to apply for a long term visitor pass it seems required to have a local sponsor (PR or Singaporian) what happend if we don't know a local sponsor ? Are we still able to apply for a long term visa ?
Also is it possible to go out of Singapore and come back during the three months periods? (Can I go to Hong-Kong for the weekend and come back to Singapore without immigration problem?).
Sorry if those questions have been already asked (and answered), feel free to redirect me to the appropriate topics.
Thanks in advance for your help !!!
Regards, Simon
I have made some research on previous posts but wasn't able to find the answers I need. I have also look on the immigration website but I'm still not sure of the answer.
So, I'm keeping it short
Can someone confirm this please ? Also in order to apply for a long term visitor pass it seems required to have a local sponsor (PR or Singaporian) what happend if we don't know a local sponsor ? Are we still able to apply for a long term visa ?
Also is it possible to go out of Singapore and come back during the three months periods? (Can I go to Hong-Kong for the weekend and come back to Singapore without immigration problem?).
Sorry if those questions have been already asked (and answered), feel free to redirect me to the appropriate topics.
Thanks in advance for your help !!!
Regards, Simon