LETTER OF CONSENT APPLICATION SERVICE IN SINGAPORE
WHY APPLY FOR LETTER OF CONSENT WITH NALA EMPLOYMENT
It can be challenging to navigate through the Letter of Consent application process. But with Nala Employment, we make the process more seamless, allowing you access to job opportunities in Singapore.
In-depth Immigration Expertise
Our team boasts in-depth immigration expertise, ensuring that your Letter of Consent application is handled with precision and compliance. We stay updated on the latest immigration regulations, providing you with accurate information and expert guidance throughout the whole process. With our wealth of experience, we are adept at addressing potential challenges, ensuring a smooth and successful application.
High-Efficiency
Our streamlined processes and proactive approach enable us to expedite the Letter of Consent application, reducing waiting times and ensuring a swift response from the relevant authorities. We prioritise efficiency without compromising the accuracy and completeness of your application.
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WHAT IS LETTER OF CONSENT?
The Letter of Consent is a document issued by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) to grant Long-Term Visitor Pass (LTVP) or LTVP+ holders authorisation to seek employment in Singapore under a Singapore-registered company. Application for this document is available for foreign spouses of Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents (PR).
WHO CAN APPLY
For LTVP/LTVP+ holders to acquire the authorisation document, an employer or appointment employment agent must apply for the Letter of Consent application. Those eligible for the application are the following:
- Individuals that have an LTVP/LTVP+ and are married to a Singaporean or Permanent Resident. Their LTVP/LTVP+ must also be valid for at least 3 months from the date they apply for the Letter of Consent.
- An unmarried child (under 21 years old) of a Singaporean or PR, who holds an LTVP.
Additionally, you must also follow these conditions:
- Have a confirmed job offer from a Singapore employer
- Not holding a directorial or shareholder role in the company in which you work
- Work in Singapore without minimum salary requirements and with additional qualifications (other than the ones needed by the employer)
It’s also important to take note of the following:
- If you are a Dependant’s Pass holder you are not eligible to apply for a Letter of Consent. Instead, you must undergo either a work permit application, employment pass application or S Pass application.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR LETTER OF CONSENT APPLICATION IN SINGAPORE
The following documents are needed for all Letter of Consent applications:
- Letter of Consent application form
- Your personal data, including passport and LTVP/LTVP+ details
Additional Documents
Healthcare professionals, lawyers, and regional representatives may be required to submit additional documents.
Regional representatives for overseas companies
Your requirements will include:
- Copy of the approval letter from Enterprise Singapore for setting up the representative office in Singapore
- The letter from the representative’s office headquarters must contain the following:
- The purpose of the application
- The duration of your assignment
- A guarantee for your repatriation and maintenance
Healthcare professionals, lawyers, coaches or athletes
Should you be under the following occupations, you will need supporting documents from the corresponding professional bodies:
Occupation | Professional body |
Dentist | Singapore Dental Council |
Diagnostic radiographer | Allied Health Professions Council |
Doctor | Singapore Medical Council |
Emergency medical technician | Unit for Prehospital Emergency Care |
Football player or coach | Sport Singapore |
Lawyer | Legal Services Regulatory Authority |
Nurse | Singapore Nursing Board |
Occupational therapist | Allied Health Professions Council |
Paramedic | Unit for Prehospital Emergency Care |
Pharmacist | Singapore Pharmacy Council |
Physiotherapist | Allied Health Professions Council |
Radiation therapist | Allied Health Professions Council |
Speech therapist | Allied Health Professions Council |
TCM practitioner | Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board |
For employees in the Food & Beverage companies
A copy of the online page that can be accessed when you scan the QR code on the foodshop licence issued by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) is required. The page must have your foodshop licence validity period. However, if you have a new establishment and don’t have a licence yet, you can submit a copy of your “Application for Foodshop Licence” letter issued by the SFA.
OUR LETTER OF CONSENT APPLICATION PROCESS
When you partner with us for your Letter of Consent document, our professionals will handle the application process for you. Our process includes:
- Completing the Letter of Consent application and submitting it on the myMOM portal.
- Collecting and uploading the required supporting documents with the application
- Generally, after one to three weeks, depending on your work pass, an update status of your Letter of Consent can be checked at EP e-Service.
APPLY FOR LETTER OF CONSENT IN SINGAPORE WITH NALA EMPLOYMENT
Fast-track your Letter of Consent application by working with Nala Employment today.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT LETTER OF CONSENT APPLICATION
1. How long does the Letter of Consent application process take with Nala Employment?
The duration of the Letter of Consent application process may vary depending on how long the client can provide the necessary requirements for their application. However, generally, once the application is submitted, the Ministry of Manpower will provide an update through the myMOM portal for around one week for LTVP and LTVP+ holders and three weeks for DP holders.
2. Can Nala Employment help if a Letter of Consent application is initially rejected?
Certainly. If your Letter of Consent application faces an initial rejection, Nala Employment is here to assist. Our dedicated team will meticulously review the reasons for rejection and collaborate closely with you to enhance and strengthen your application, increasing the likelihood of approval.