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Work Permit (Foreign Domestic Worker) – Before you apply
Foreign Domestic Worker Requirements
A Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW) must meet the following requirements:
Female
From an approved source country/territory. These countries/territories include Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Macau, Malaysia, The Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, and Thailand
Aged 23 years or above, and below 50 years old at the time of the Work Permit application
Have a minimum eight years of formal education and possesses the necessary educational certificates as documentary proof of her education
pdfRecognised educational certificates
pdfList of recognised educational institutions
Attend the Settling-in Programme (SIP) - if she is a first-time FDW in Singapore - within three working days of her arrival, excluding the day of arrival, and before the issuance of her Work Permit
Be employed at her employer’s residential address as stated on her employer’s Identity Card (NRIC)
Not be related to her employer
Not be in Singapore before an In-Principle Approval is given and a $5,000 Security Bond is furnished by the employer (applicable to non-Malaysian workers). This does not apply to a current Work Permit holder making a Work Permit application under a new employer in Singapore
Work Permit (Foreign Domestic Worker) – Before you apply
Foreign Domestic Worker Requirements
A Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW) must meet the following requirements:
Female
From an approved source country/territory. These countries/territories include Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Macau, Malaysia, The Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, and Thailand
Aged 23 years or above, and below 50 years old at the time of the Work Permit application
Have a minimum eight years of formal education and possesses the necessary educational certificates as documentary proof of her education
pdfRecognised educational certificates
pdfList of recognised educational institutions
Attend the Settling-in Programme (SIP) - if she is a first-time FDW in Singapore - within three working days of her arrival, excluding the day of arrival, and before the issuance of her Work Permit
Be employed at her employer’s residential address as stated on her employer’s Identity Card (NRIC)
Not be related to her employer
Not be in Singapore before an In-Principle Approval is given and a $5,000 Security Bond is furnished by the employer (applicable to non-Malaysian workers). This does not apply to a current Work Permit holder making a Work Permit application under a new employer in Singapore
