Asiabizservices On Singapore Permanent Residency Schemesby Franks Sarge Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Asiabiz Services, a business solutions creator and business process provider reveals there are four ways to apply for Singapore permanent residence. These schemes are PTS, GIP, FIS, and FA. “The PTS scheme refers to the Professional, Technical Personnel and Skilled Worker. It is also considered to be the most effective and easiest scheme,” assures Asiabiz Services, “Belonging to this strategy are those who are holders of Employment pass, Entrepreneur pass, S pass, and Dependant pass.” The indicators that the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore include the applicant’s age, employment history including the current employment, personal interests and pursuits, family ties in Singapore, salary background, educational background and credentials of current employer. A scheme exclusive for investors is the GIP or Global Investors Program. Says Asiabiz: “The GIP scheme is created by Singapore Economic Development Board for the purpose of attracting more foreign investments. Within this scheme, the investors may choose to invest in several industries like the environmental technology, biomedical sciences, education, media, engineering, and information communications.” Those who seek for business expansion may invest S$1 million, while those who aspire for GIP-approved funds will invest S$1.5 million, and if they desire to purchase residential property, they should invest S$2 million. “During the application, applicants shall submit an Investment Plan highlighting the venture or how the funds are invested. Upon thorough assessment, the Singapore Economic Development Board shall approve the application,” says Asiabiz. Moving on, the FIS refers to Financial Investors. These are the investments for Ultra High Net Worth. “Launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the FIS Ultra High Net Worth Individuals and their families to become permanent residents for them to enjoy the financial services and high standards of living in Singapore,” remarks Asiabiz. The minimum net personal asset is set at S$2o million. At least half of it can be booked and managed in a designated bank account for 5 consecutive years. Withdrawal is limited to the interest income, capital gains, and dividend income. The FA scheme is for foreign talents, specifically, the artists, thus the Foreign Artist scheme. “Singapore has a penchant for foreign artist talent. The FA scheme is a collaborative initiative of the National Arts Council and Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore to attract foreign artists endowed with exceptional talents to immigrate in Singapore,” beams Asiabiz. The application under this scheme is based on the art educational background and qualification of the applicant, awards and honorary achievement in the art field, and craft and art media must b in the field of photography, dance, music, theatre, literature, and film. Asiabiz is an immigration specialist. Its team of professionals has helped thousands of foreigners in their immigration needs and Singapore work visas. For more information, visit: www.asiabizservices.com Asiabiz Services Pte Ltd (see location map) 120 Telok Ayer Street Singapore 068589 Phone: (+65) 6303 4614 Fax: (+65) 6303 2670 E-mail: sales@asiabizservices.com Singapore Company Formation Service, We provide company registration, incorporation, immigration, accounting and taxation services to entrepreneurs and businesses worldwide General |
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