Hi,
I am Engineering grad and I do have experience in power plant as operator for two years in Saudi and 3 years working in water treatment industry as operator in Saudi Arabia. Year 2012 when I went to Singapore to look for a job. Agency applied me S pass and was rejected two times. I found out my agency has mistakenly key in the wrong information. It might be the reason got rejected in my opinion.
Now got a job offer in one of the big company in SG. Salary is SGD 2300 but still waiting for the result of S PASS. By the way I am currently working as Field Service Engineer in abroad but I don't yet have my work certificate since I am still working and my contract will end soon. That is why I look for a job in Singapore.
My question is what are the chances like Sembcorp, Keppel, Tuas Power, Senoko apply for S Pass to a foreigner
and be approved by MOM?
Regards,
lightx
What are the chances S PASS MOM will approve for a BIG company?
With only S$2300/month salary (which is the minimum for S-Pass), you have basically no chance of approval.
As an engineering graduate with five years work experience, you should earn at least S$4000/month and apply for EP.
In any case, you need to first correct the wrong information the agency submitted in 2012 - otherwise you will be rejected for inconsistent information (without any further check of eligibility). You should write to Mom to explain this!
beppi,
Thank you so much for a quick reply and advice.. you are awesome!
I will ask my employer if they are willing to give me a salary of SGD 4000 for a Technician job.
Articles to help you in your expat project in Singapore
Singapore is home to many universities of international repute, as well as companies from a diverse range of ...
Singapore has a well-developed job market with numerous outlets providing information on employment opportunities ...
When we talk about entrepreneurial hubs, locations such as Israel, Silicon Valley, or Berlin spring to mind. But ...
One of the world's most futuristic countries, Singapore is a melting pot of people, cultures, cuisines ...
Singapore has long been a popular destination for expats. With a booming economy, a wealth of industries, and high ...
Previously, up until about a year ago, extending your EP used to entail various trying trips to the Ministry of ...
