Singapore Citizenship Application
Enjoy lifelong stability, career growth, and exclusive benefits for you and your family in Singapore.
Singapore Citizenship Application
Enjoy lifelong stability, career growth, and exclusive benefits for you and your family in Singapore.
Navigating the Singapore Citizenship
Application with Confidence
Applying for Singapore citizenship is a meticulous and time-consuming process. The government’s Selective Immigration model requires eligible Permanent Residents to submit well-prepared applications that demonstrate their commitment and contributions to Singapore.
At the Immigration Singapore Official, we ensure every aspect of your application is strategically structured to maximize your chances of approval. With our expertise, you won’t have to worry about wasted time or resources—we leave no detail overlooked.
Once approved, applicants must complete the Singapore Citizenship Journey (SCJ), which includes the e-Journey, the Singapore Experiential Tour, and the Community Sharing session, before finalizing their citizenship status.
Rest assured, we will guide you every step of the way—from assessing your eligibility to completing your application and securing your In-Principle Approval (IPA) letter. Your path to Singapore citizenship starts with the right support, and we are here to make the journey seamless.
Benefits of Singapore’s
Citizenship Status
Singapore consistently ranks among the top three most powerful passports in the world, making its citizenship highly sought after by many foreigners.
Every year, a significant number of applicants strive to secure Singapore citizenship, drawn by the numerous advantages it offers. While obtaining citizenship grants access to exclusive rights and privileges, it also comes with certain responsibilities.
As a Singapore citizen, one is expected to adhere to the nation’s laws and fulfill civic duties.
The key benefits include:
Visa Flexibility
Singapore citizens enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 190 countries, making it one of the most powerful passports globally.
This allows for hassle-free international travel, whether for business, leisure, or study.
Additionally, citizens do not require any entry permits or work passes to reside, work, or study in Singapore permanently.
Healthcare & Hospitalization Subsidies
Singapore citizens have access to substantial government subsidies for medical treatment at public hospitals, polyclinics, and national healthcare centers.
They can also benefit from Medisave, MediShield Life, and other healthcare schemes, ensuring affordable and high-quality medical care.
These subsidies help reduce the cost of hospitalization, outpatient treatments, and chronic disease management.
Education Benefits
Citizens receive priority admission to government schools, from primary to tertiary education.
They also enjoy significantly lower school fees at public institutions compared to permanent residents and foreigners.
In addition, Singapore offers various scholarships, tuition grants, and financial assistance programs exclusively for citizens, ensuring access to quality education at an affordable cost.
Multiple Career Opportunities
Singaporean citizens have a competitive edge in the job market as they are prioritized for employment in both the public and private sectors.
Unlike work pass holders, they do not need employment sponsorships, giving them the flexibility to switch jobs freely.
Government jobs, statutory board positions, and other opportunities in restricted sectors such as defense and law enforcement are exclusively available to citizens.
Long-Term Passes & Permanent Residency Sponsorship for Family Members
As a Singapore citizen, you can sponsor family members for Long-Term Visit Passes (LTVP) and Permanent Residency (PR), making it easier for them to live, work, and study in Singapore.
Eligible family members include legally married spouses, children under 21 (including legally adopted ones), and aged parents.
Unlike work pass holders, there are no stringent salary requirements for sponsorship.
Government Pension (Central Provident Fund – CPF)
Singaporean employees contribute to the Central Provident Fund (CPF), a comprehensive savings and pension scheme that provides financial security for retirement, housing, healthcare, and investment.
Citizens enjoy higher employer CPF contribution rates compared to PRs, and they can also tap into schemes such as CPF Life, which provides lifelong retirement payouts.
Property Ownership
Citizens have exclusive access to purchase new Build-To-Order (BTO) flats directly from the Housing & Development Board (HDB) at heavily subsidized prices.
They can also purchase resale HDB flats without restrictions and enjoy lower Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) rates when buying private properties compared to PRs and foreigners.
Parenthood Incentives
Singapore offers attractive incentives to encourage parenthood, such as the Baby Bonus Scheme, which provides financial support for raising children.
Citizens also benefit from extended government-paid maternity and paternity leave, child development account (CDA) contributions, and subsidies for infant and childcare services.
Additionally, the Edusave Scheme grants funds to Singaporean children for educational enrichment programs.
Retirement Security & Financial Stability
Singapore citizens enjoy extensive financial support and security in retirement through government schemes such as CPF LIFE, which provides lifelong monthly payouts.
They also receive access to senior citizen benefits, including subsidies for healthcare, public transport concessions, and retirement housing options.
Additionally, various community programs and grants support elderly citizens in maintaining a comfortable and independent lifestyle.
Key Citizenship Requirements
in Singapore
Citizenship Status Requirements
Singapore maintains a strict single citizenship policy. Individuals seeking Singaporean citizenship must formally surrender their original nationality at their country’s embassy prior to finalizing their Singapore citizenship process.
An age-based exception exists for children with Singaporean citizenship, who may temporarily maintain dual nationality until either their National Service registration (for boys) or their 21st birthday.
National Service Commitments
The Enlistment Act mandates that all male Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents fulfill National Service obligations. Young men must officially register when they reach 16 years and 6 months of age.
Conscription typically occurs at age 18, strategically timed to follow completion of pre-university education (Junior College, Polytechnic, or Institute of Technical Education) but precede university enrollment.
Central Provident Fund Access Regulations
The Central Provident Fund (CPF) system includes specific age-based withdrawal provisions. Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents become eligible to access excess CPF funds upon reaching 55 years of age, with withdrawal amounts contingent upon individual account balances.
Beginning at age 65, members receive lifetime monthly disbursements from their Retirement Account, with payment amounts determined by remaining account reserves.
For comprehensive details regarding CPF contributions, account types, withdrawal options and retirement payouts, visit the official CPF website
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Pathways to Singaporean Citizenship: Eligibility Framework
In response to demographic challenges of an aging population and declining birth rates, Singapore welcomes approximately 22,000 new citizens annually.
This carefully managed citizenship program targets individuals demonstrating genuine commitment to Singapore as their permanent home – typically those with established family connections to Singaporeans or individuals who have built significant roots in the nation through residency, education, or professional contributions.
Qualification Categories for Citizenship Consideration
Professional Track
Family-Based Spousal Route
Child Integration Pathway
Educational Achievement Channel
Senior Parent Provision
Key Factors Considered for Singapore Citizenship Application
Required Documents for Singapore
Citizenship Application
To apply for Singapore citizenship, you must prepare the following essential documents:
Additionally, applicants must complete the official
Singapore Citizenship application form.
For a full list of required documents, refer to the ICA website.
How to Submit Your Singapore Citizenship Application?
All applications must be submitted online via the MyICA portal using Singpass for applicants aged 15 and above.
For those under 15, a Singapore citizen sponsor must apply through their MyICA account.
What Happens After Submission?
ICA typically processes citizenship applications within 12 months, although processing time may vary based on individual cases. Applicants will receive email notifications once a decision has been made.
Our Packages
The fees listed for the Singapore Citizen application do not include the 9% GST, ICA’s application fee of S$100 per applicant, or additional out-of-pocket expenses such as translation and notarization services.
BASIC
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(Main Applicant)
S$350 per additional family member
INTERMEDIATTE
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(Main Applicant)
S550 per additional family member
PREMIER PLUS
from
(Main Applicant)
S$350 per additional family member
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