Singapore Residence Investor Program Eligibility
- You must possess a substantial track record with regard to your business and background as a successful entrepreneur to apply for Permanent Residence.
- You must possess entrepreneurial and business track records for at least three years and must submit audited financial statements of your business for the three years immediately preceding the application.
- Your company turnover must be not less than
- $50 million in the year immediately preceding the application, and
- Average of $50 million per year for past three years immediately preceding the application.
- Provide details of the company with the highest turnover. The turnover of companies engaged in activities listed below can be combined together when calculating the turnover.
- In case of a private company, you must own at least 30% of the interest in the company. Visa approval will be based on growth, profitability, and your role in the company.
- Your company must be engaged one or more of the industries listed below:
- Aerospace Engineering
- Alternative Energy/ Clean Technology
- Automotive
- Chemicals
- Consumer Business
- Electronics
- Energy
- Engineering Services
- Healthcare
- Infocomm Products & Services
- Logistics & Supply Chain Management
- Marine & Offshore Engineering
- Media & Entertainment
- Medical Technology
- Nanotechnology
- Natural Resources
- Safety & Security
- Space
- Shipping
- Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology
- Precision Engineering
- Professional Services e.g. consulting, design
- Arts Businesses
- Visual arts businesses, e.g. auction houses, art logistics/storage
- Performing arts businesses
- Sports Businesses
- Family Office & Financial Services
- If applying under option A and investing in an existing or new business, you must submit a detailed 5-year business plan with employment and financial projections. These projections must be fulfilled over the span of the five years. The business must be engaged in an activity listed above.
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