You will have to send a first-time foreign domestic worker (FDW) for the Settling-In Programme when she arrives in Singapore.
At a glance
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Who must attend
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First-time FDWs.
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When to attend
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Within 3 days of FDW’s arrival, excluding Sunday and public holidays.
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What is the duration
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1 day.
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When to start work
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Only after FDW has attended the SIP.
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How much it costs
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$75 (including GST), borne by the FDW’s employer.
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Language
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Conducted in the FDW’s native language.
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What is the Settling-In Programme
The Settling-In Programme (SIP) is a 1-day orientation programme for first-time FDWs to educate them on safety precautions and living in Singapore.
The topics covered include:
- Adapting to working and living in Singapore
- Conditions of employment
- Working safely
- Relationship and stress management
Your FDW can only start work with you after she has attended the SIP.
Register for SIP
When: Before the FDW’s arrival in Singapore
To ensure that your FDW secures a training slot within the first 3 days of her arrival in Singapore, you are advised to register her for the SIP before she arrives in Singapore.
You can register with these accredited training providers:
Documents required
You will need to submit the following documents when your FDW goes to the SIP training centre:
- IPA letter (full set)
- FDW’s passport
- A copy of FDW’s educational certificate