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10 Best Immigration Consultancies in Singapore

A guide to immigration services in Singapore for Employment Pass, EntrePass, PR and citizenship applications, plus tips on choosing a consultancy.

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Amir Wahab
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Choosing among immigration services in Singapore means matching the provider to your goal: a work pass for a new hire, an EntrePass for a founder, or a permanent residence or citizenship application for you and your family. The consultancies below range from corporate-services firms and licensed employment agencies to PR-focused specialists. Compare their scope, who they usually help, and how they work before you commit.

1. One Visa

One Visa is a Singapore immigration consultancy and MOM-licensed employment agency that advises on Employment Pass and EntrePass applications, permanent residence strategy and employee relocation, alongside company incorporation and tax compliance. The firm says it has supported businesses since 2010 and works with professionals, founders, SMEs and multinationals. It suits both individuals pursuing a work pass or PR and companies bringing staff into Singapore.

2. Rikvin

Rikvin, part of the InCorp group, is an established Singapore corporate-services firm and licensed employment agency that handles Employment Pass, EntrePass, Personalised Employment Pass, Tech.Pass and ONE Pass applications, along with permanent residence and dependant passes. It pairs immigration with company incorporation, accounting and relocation, so it works with both foreign professionals and the companies employing them. The breadth suits employers and founders who want passes handled alongside their corporate setup.

3. Hawksford

Hawksford is an international corporate, private-client and fund-services provider whose Singapore team advises on the full range of work passes, including Employment Pass, S Pass, EntrePass, Personalised Employment Pass, ONE Pass and Tech.Pass, as well as permanent residence and relocation. It supports both companies moving employees to Singapore and individual professionals and entrepreneurs, and the firm says it can help with relocations across more than 100 countries. Its scale makes it a fit for businesses managing several moves rather than one-off applicants.

4. Prime Immigration Consultancy

Prime Immigration Consultancy focuses on Singapore permanent residence and citizenship applications, and also handles Employment Pass and S Pass submissions alongside education and employment placement. The firm says it draws on extensive experience in immigration procedures and prepares each case individually for professionals, families and corporate clients. It suits applicants who want hands-on help assembling and framing a PR or work-pass application.

5. Singapore Immigration Partners

Singapore Immigration Partners advises on permanent residence and citizenship applications, PR appeals and re-applications, and work passes including Employment Pass and S Pass, and also covers the Global Investor Programme and business relocation. Based at SGX Centre on Shenton Way, it works mainly with individuals and families managing PR and long-term-visit-pass matters. The firm says it has more than a decade of experience in Singapore immigration.

6. Singapore Immigration Hub

Singapore Immigration Hub handles permanent residence and citizenship applications, Employment Pass, S Pass and Dependant Pass submissions, PR appeals and the Global Investor Programme, together with business relocation. The consultancy, which says it has operated since 2016, states on its site that it is independent and not affiliated with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority. It works chiefly with individual professionals and families applying for PR or work passes.

7. E&H Immigration Consultancy

E&H Immigration Consultancy offers a broad menu covering permanent residence and citizenship, Employment Pass, S Pass and ONE Pass, EntrePass, Long-Term Visit Pass, re-entry permits and immigration appeals, including PR and citizenship rejections. The firm says its team has hands-on Ministry of Manpower experience and more than two decades in immigration work, serving professionals, families and business owners. That range makes it a fit for individual applicants, employers and appeal or re-application cases alike.

8. Catalyst Immigration

Catalyst Immigration assists with permanent residence and citizenship applications, Employment Pass and other work passes, EntrePass, Dependant's and Long-Term Visit Passes, the Global Investor Programme and business relocation. Operating from Oxley BizHub in Ubi, it works with both individual applicants and businesses relocating staff. The firm says it has extensive experience with Singapore's immigration policies and frames each application to strengthen the case.

9. Workpass

Workpass is a MOM-licensed employment agency that specialises in the mechanics of Singapore work passes, including Employment Pass, S Pass and Work Permit applications, renewals and cancellations, plus Letters of Consent, Dependant's Passes and Long-Term Visit Passes. Based in the Toh Guan area of Jurong East, it works with both employers processing staff passes and individual foreign professionals. It suits companies and hiring managers who mainly need dependable work-pass administration rather than PR or citizenship advisory.

10. HeySara

HeySara is a Singapore corporate-services firm and registered ACRA filing agent whose offering includes work-pass applications and PR and citizenship application support, alongside company incorporation, accounting and secretarial work. Operating from Gateway East on Beach Road, with additional offices elsewhere in Asia, it is oriented towards founders and companies that want immigration handled together with corporate compliance. It suits business owners relocating themselves or their staff rather than standalone PR applicants.

How to choose

  • Remember that only the authorities decide outcomes: the Ministry of Manpower assesses work passes and the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority assesses PR and citizenship, so treat any 'guaranteed approval' or headline success-rate claim with caution.
  • If your need is a work pass, check that the agency holds a valid MOM employment agency licence, which you can look up on MOM's public register; PR and citizenship consultancies are not licensed the same way, so judge them on transparency instead.
  • Ask exactly what the fee covers, such as eligibility assessment, document preparation, cover-letter writing, submission and follow-up, and get the scope, price and refund terms in writing before you pay.
  • Match the firm to your situation: some specialise in individual PR and citizenship applications, others in corporate work-pass processing or relocation, and a few combine immigration with incorporation and accounting.
  • Be wary of any consultancy that guarantees a result, quotes a success percentage as fact, or asks you to misstate information; a reputable one explains the criteria honestly and prepares an accurate application.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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