Workers staying in uncleared dormitories are not allowed to leave the dormitories to mitigate public health risks.
The dormitories are progressively being cleared. You can check the status of cleared dormitories for more info.
If your workers are staying in uncleared dormitories
You must renew their Work Permits as they’re not allowed to be repatriated until their dormitories are cleared. You can check the status of cleared dormitories for more info.
If your workers have no movement restrictions
Find out how to repatriate your workers.
If your workers are staying in uncleared dormitories
You must apply to extend their Special Passes’ validity as they’re not allowed to be repatriated until their dormitories are cleared. You can check the status of cleared dormitories for more info.
If your workers have no movement restrictions
Find out how to repatriate your workers.
No, you should repatriate your workers as soon as possible.
If your workers are already holding Special Passes, they must be repatriated before the expiry of their Special Passes. Otherwise, MOM may forfeit your security bond to send the workers back.
If your workers are still holding live work passes, you must get flights for them before you can cancel their work passes. You remain responsible for their levies and salaries until their work passes are cancelled, and are also responsible for their upkeep and maintenance as long as they are in Singapore.
No, registering interest for repatriation to MOM doesn’t guarantee a seat on any flight.
Do not cancel your workers' work passes until you have secured flight tickets for your workers.
If we’re aware of any upcoming relief flights, we will send your submitted information to the relevant embassies’ waiting list.
The airline’s ticketing agent will contact you if there are available seats. If you don’t hear from any ticketing agents, it means that your workers are still on the waiting list for the next available flight. There’s no need to check the status with MOM.