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Long Term Visit Pass - Before you apply

Eligibility

P1, P2 Employment Pass holders may apply for Long Term Visit Passes for their:

  • Common-law Spouse
  • Unmarried daughters above 21 years of age
  • Handicapped children above 21 years of age
  • Stepchildren under 21 years of age 
  • Parents and parents-in-law

Documents required

In general, these documents and information are required for Long Term Visit Pass applications:

  1. Long Term Visit Pass Application Form

    Download Long Term Visit Pass Application Form
    1. The applicant must be sponsored by a well-established Singapore-registered company, normally the employer of the Employment Pass holder.
    2. The form must be endorsed with the company's stamp or seal, and signed by the applicant and an authorised officer from the sponsoring company.
    3. A parent’s signature is required for children aged 16 years and below
  2. Photograph of the applicant (passport-sized and taken within last three months)
  3. Personal particulars page of applicant’s passport/travel document

Important information:

Applicants who hold non-English documents or certificates are required to submit a copy of the original papers and the official English translation done by a certified translator, High Commission/Embassy or a notary public.

Additional documents required

These additional documents are required based the applicant’s relationship with the Employment Pass holder:

Family member Additional documents required
Common-law Spouse -  A copy of the Employment Pass holder’s statutory declaration of relationship with the applicant.

-  A letter from the Employment Pass holder’s embassy confirming the status of the holder’s common-law marriage to the applicant in their country (if applicable).
Unmarried daughters above 21 years of age A copy of the applicant’s official birth certificate which states the names of the parents.
Handicapped children above 21 years of age A letter or report of assessment from a medical practitioner on the applicant’s condition.
Stepchildren under 21 years of age -  A copy of the Court Order on the child’s custody.

-  A letter of no objection from the other biological parent in bringing the child to Singapore
Parents A copy of the Employment Pass holder's birth certificate which states the names of the parents.
Parents-in-law A copy of the birth certificate of the Employment Pass holder’s spouse which states the names of the spouse’s parents.

Fees

These are the fees collected for each Long Term Visit Pass application:

Upon submission of each application No administrative fee.
Upon collection of pass
Last updated on 02 September 2011 10:11:39