Overstay 1 day.

Your message is not clear:

• Did she have an STVP (visit visa) and stayed until after it ran out?
• Or did she have a work pemit and started work, then resigned and overstayed afterwards?
• Or did she work on STVP (before the work permit was issued)?

In all three cases, this is a serious immigration violation and will be punished with a ban for a certain time. Howlong, only ICA (orMoM) can tell - and also if anything could be done to shorten or lift it.

An STVP overstay or overstayafter resigning from work by a day is not very serious. She might get finded and be banned from entry for a few months.

But if she worked illegally, this is very serious and she might get banned from work in Singapore (but not necessarily from visiting) for life.

(Note: The arrival of the physical work pemit card has no relevance here, but she was not allowed to do any work before the work permit was issued by MoM.)

@beppi

Hi. She has a work permit to work in singapore after resign she overstay in singapore 1 day and being deported to China after 3 days.

Will she having difficulty to apply work permit or enter Singapore again?

@S7EDGEQUAH So she did "only" an immigration violation and not illegal work, which is better.

In that case, she should contact ICA to ask how long the ban will last (and whether anything can be done to lift it earlier). I suppose she has paid the fine they imposed on her?

@beppi

Mornin beppi.

She will be deported this afternoon.

No fine was given

How can she know if ICA never told her how many months or years being banned.

Any contact or email to find out?

@S7EDGEQUAH She has to ask ICA. Contact details are on the website.

@beppi sadly they only call her appeal. How serious or how long being banned they just said don't know.

@S7EDGEQUAH Well, obviously nobody here will know more than that. Good luck!

She should apply for an STVP at a Singapore embassy if she wants to visit Singapore in future. If that is rejected, she knows the ban is still ongoing.