Practical Guides & Insights

This article compares Employment Pass vs EntrePass to help foreign founders choose the right work pass for starting a business in Singapore.

Setting up a headquarters in Singapore offers businesses a strategic base for regional expansion. This guide covers the key requirements, costs, and timeline for a smooth Singapore HQ setup.

Incorporating a business in Singapore isn’t limited to large enterprises. Even small business owners can benefit from a strong legal framework, tax efficiency, and enhanced credibility that supports long-term growth.

Singapore is a top destination for business incorporation, offering a pro-business environment, competitive tax incentives, strong legal protection, and excellent global connectivity for companies of all sizes.

Businesses engage work pass service providers to navigate complex immigration regulations, reduce administrative burden, and ensure compliance while hiring foreign talent efficiently. These experts help streamline applications, improve approval rates, and minimize legal and operational risks.

If you’re a foreign spouse or family member of a Singaporean or Permanent Resident , you’ve probably heard of two types of passes: the Long-Term Visit Pass , or also known as LTVP , and the  LTVP Plus . Both allow you to stay in Singapore for an extended period, but they’re not the same. Each pass comes with different rights, benefits, and conditions. Understanding how they differ helps you choose what suits your situation and long-term plans. In this guide, we’ll look at how

Applying LTVP For Your Spouse If your partner is not a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, you will need more than a short-term visa  to live together here. The Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) makes that possible. With the LTVP, your spouse can stay in Singapore for an extended period. It removes the stress of reapplying for entry and gives both of you the chance to settle down without disruption. The process may feel confusing at first, but it becomes simpler when broken do

Applying for Permanent Residency (PR) in Singapore is a major step for many people, especially to the expatriates who wish to make Singapore their long-term home. However, many applicants are surprised when their PR application is rejected by Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

PR rejection isn’t the end—it’s a reset. Most cases fail due to weak paperwork, generic profiles, or misalignment with Singapore’s needs. Appeals only work if something has truly changed; otherwise, reapply with a stronger case. At Heritage Immigration, we audit, refine, and reposition your profile so your next application stands out. Rejection isn’t final—it’s step one in a smarter plan.

Does being single or married really change your chances of getting PR in Singapore? The truth is more nuanced than most people think. From updating your file after marriage to understanding how different profiles are assessed, your marital status can shape your PR journey — but not always in the way you expect.

Applying for Singapore PR? Did you know first-gen PRs under the PTS scheme don’t serve NS, but their sons will? The difference catches many off-guard.

Wondering if you need to live in Singapore to maintain your PR status? Learn how the Re-Entry Permit works, what ICA expects, and why naturalizing as a citizen is the most secure long-term solution. Heritage Immigration explains your options.

Learn how to get PR in Singapore and what it takes to eventually become a citizen. This article explains the key requirements, ICA evaluation criteria, and how to strengthen your application for long-term success.

While ICA’s criteria remain confidential, approved PR and Citizenship applicants often have two things in common: clear professional impact and strong markers of rootedness in Singapore. This article explores what those traits look like in real applications—and how your profile can reflect genuine long-term commitment.

Submitting a passport photo for PR, LTVP, or Citizenship? ICA has strict requirements. This guide explains why the photo matters and how to ensure it meets official standards.

Not sure if you're eligible for the Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP)? This article breaks down who can apply, including spouses, parents, and children of Singapore Citizens or PRs—plus what ICA may consider.

Thinking of applying for PR in 2025? This guide explains who may be eligible, what ICA looks for, and how to assess your readiness across key factors like contribution, commitment, and integration.

Many believe volunteering or blood donation boosts their PR chances. We clarify what ICA truly considers when evaluating integration—and what activities may or may not influence your application.

Received an In-Principle Approval (IPA) letter from ICA? Learn what it actually means, the conditions attached, and what steps you need to take before your Singapore PR status becomes official.

Filing your Singapore PR application via MyICA? This step-by-step guide walks you through the process clearly—covering form sections, common mistakes, and how to prepare your documents for a smooth, compliant submission.