How can I accompany a student in Singapore, and how can a parent of a student in Singapore get emplo

You can only apply for escort under the age of 18, and if you are already in college, there is no way.

According to your current situation, you can only apply for a tourist visa, or visit relatives, and you can renew it here. You can control the length of stay, but you can't work in a new job on these visas.

In addition, if you have your own specialty, and you want to stay for 1 to 2 years, I think you can consider applying to a school here to see if you can become a teaching assistant or something. In this way, you can apply for a work permit through the invitation of the school, and you will be able to stay here for a long time.

If the landlord's child is under the age of 16, you can go through the accompanying procedures, and you need an invitation and certificate from the child's school.

If you are over 16 years old, your parents are not allowed to accompany you, you can only apply for a family visit visa, and you can apply for a one-month stay at the Singapore Embassy and Offices in China.

I'm afraid that I can't apply for a companion visa if I am already in college, you can only try to apply for a tourist visa, which can stay for 28 days

It's 18 years old, only those under the age of 18 can accompany it, and those who exceed it cannot.

There is another way to let your son find a local citizen or get a green card in Singapore, help you sponsor, and you can get a one-year tourist visa.

ps: You are not allowed to work here or on a tourist visa

It's too dangerous to work part-time

"Mother-child accompaniment" is the embodiment of Singapore's first-class policy of "recruiting talents and starting from a young age", that is, cultivating bilingual talents who adapt to the development of Singapore from an early age, and at the same time allowing accompanying mothers to work, and the mother's income can meet the needs of children's school and mother and child's life. Both public and private primary and secondary schools in Singapore are allowed to admit foreign students, and mothers of students under the age of 17 are allowed to accompany them in Singapore.

To study in Singapore, according to the relevant regulations, parents with accompanying visas are not allowed to work in the first year. One year after the student enters the ** primary and secondary school, the mother can legally work. But after all, in a foreign country, if the accompanying mother encounters difficulties at work, how should the accompanying mother overcome it?

First, with the primary purpose of children's education, mothers and children should try their best to exercise their independent living ability and learning ability, so that they can deeply integrate into the local society in the future, the so-called "take root, blossom and bear fruit", so Singapore itself hopes that Chinese families have enough economic ability to maintain their children's learning and life.

2. If the family's financial capacity is only enough for the tuition fees of international students, and the future survival gap and economic ** must rely on the mother's work income, the mother must have the basic "work ability", the so-called "work ability" means that the working personnel must be able to complete the work assigned by the employer with all colleagues in the workplace in Singapore, and work the same work, the same salary, and the same effect.

3. In order to be able to undertake the work arranged by the employer, Chinese mothers must adjust their mentality before going abroad, actively intern in the job they want to do in Singapore, and train basic movements, skills and proficiency, including corresponding basic language training such as listening and simple expression. Put yourself in the shoes of your employer, there is no employer in the world who doesn't like good employees!

Accompanying mothers can find a fixed job suitable for their ability according to their mother's education, language skills, age, physical condition and other conditions, involving various jobs in science and technology, manufacturing, ** industry and service industry. Remuneration varies from person to person, with a basic salary of S$700 to S$1,500 and overtime paid in multiples, and employers usually purchase personal accident and medical insurance in accordance with Singapore** regulations, and enjoy 7 days of paid leave and 14 days of sick leave or 60 days of inpatient sick leave per year. The mother's total monthly income from work is generally estimated to be about S$850 to S$2,000 per month, which can basically guarantee the new expenses of the mother and son.

With the rapid spread of studying abroad at a young age around the world, many parents are willing to send their children abroad to receive a different education. So many Chinese parents will send their children to Singapore primary or secondary schools, and some parents can accompany them, so what do you need to know about the Singapore accompanying visa? Follow me and take a look!

Welcome to the reading. The basic process of applying for a Singapore companion visa

1. Students attending preparatory classes in private schools prepare to take the AEIS exam;

2. Mother's grandmother enters the country with a social visa [this visa is valid for 30 days and can be renewed once (30 days) when it expires; In order to apply for a companion visa smoothly in the future, it is recommended that parents leave the country];

3. Students enter ** primary and secondary schools through AEIS, obtain an admission letter and apply for a student pass;

4. Mother and grandmother began to apply for an escort pass; The processing period is about 1 month;

5. This visa is valid for 1 year and can be renewed according to the renewal of the child's student pass.

Information on how to apply for a Singapore companion visa

1. A recent two-inch color photo with a white background (within the last 3 months, the entire face must be shown.) No hats or headgear);

2. The original passport of the applicant and a copy of the visa page;

3. A copy of the applicant's academic qualifications;

4. Work certificate [blind mother, child's father];

5. Grandma's ID card [date of birth, name];

6. Child's birth certificate;

10,000 certificates of deposit;

8. The original marriage certificate, notarial certificate and original certificate of the child's parents; In case of divorce, present the original divorce certificate, notarial deed and certificate [the notarization of marital status must reflect that the custody of the child is on the mother's side].

9. If the applicant is a grandmother, a certificate of kinship is required. [Certificate of Authentication in Beijing*** and Singapore Embassy Application].

The basic requirements for applying for a mother-child companion visa

1.Students under the age of 16 [the method of calculating age: based on the age of January 1 of the year of application], once the application is successful, the validity period is 1 year, and it can be renewed.

2.Parents are not allowed to apply for a companion pass while the student is studying in a private school to prepare for the AEIS exam. After being successfully admitted to Singapore's ** primary and secondary schools, you can get a ** primary and secondary school student visa, and your mother or grandmother can apply for accompaniment.

If eligible, the accompanying mother can also apply for a work permit after one year of accompanying the mother, which will reduce the financial burden on the family. Before applying for a work permit, you must not work, otherwise you will be regarded as "illegal work", and once caught, the consequences will be very serious.

It costs about 150,000 yuan to accompany students to study in Singapore, and you need to provide your parents' identity information and personal school certificates to apply for accompaniment.

The living expenses of a year in Singapore are about 6-100,000 yuan, and the average monthly living expenses of students in Singapore are about 1,500 Singapore dollars.

Singapore has a great climate, beautiful scenery and a strong learning atmosphere. Singapore** has introduced a mother-child accompanying policy for young students studying abroad. Follow, let's take a look at what is Singapore's mother-child companion policy, welcome to read.

1. Mother-child accompaniment policy

We hope that through the following introduction, parents and friends can have an in-depth understanding of the "mother-child accompaniment" policy and understand the policy of studying abroad in Singapore, so as to better serve their children.

Singapore** has launched a unique mother-child companionship program and is the only country in the world that allows mothers to accompany them. Mothers, grandmothers or grandmothers of international students admitted to primary and secondary schools are allowed to accompany them to Singapore. Such a policy allows students to study in Singapore with real peace of mind and complete their studies steadily.

After the student enters the ** primary and secondary school, the mother stool can apply for a Singapore companion pass, and can legally work in Singapore in the second year. According to the mother's education, language skills, age, physical condition and other conditions, there are fixed jobs that are basically suitable for their abilities, which can basically ensure the expenses of the mother and son in Singapore.

2. Conditions for applying for mother-child accompaniment

1. Students are between the ages of 6 and 16, and the relevant education authorities in Singapore will determine that if the student is at least 16 years old, he or she already has the ability to live independently, and if the student is over 16 years old, the accompanying mother will no longer be allowed to renew the accompanying visa. Students over the age of 16 who want to accompany their children to school can only apply for a renewable family visit visa.

2. After the student passes the transfer student examination AEIS or PACT, and successfully enters the **primary and secondary school, and gets the formal preparation of the primary and secondary school students, the mother can apply for the accompanying student, if the student is still in the preparatory course of the private college, the mother is not allowed to apply for the accompanying pass.

3. Necessary materials for applying for mother-child accompaniment

1.A copy of the Long Term Social Pass Application Form (accompanied by mother).

2.A copy of the first page of the mother's passport (in case of transit, copies of all entry and exit record pages are required).

3.A notarized marriage certificate (in Chinese and English) for father and mother.

4.A recent bareheaded photograph of the mother within the last 3 months (4 passport-type photos).

5.If the applicant's parents are divorced, a notarized certificate of child custody (in Chinese and English) and a notarial certificate of divorce (in Chinese and English) must be provided.

4. Factors affecting the issuance of the accompanying pass

1. Mother's educational background.

2. Language skills (English proficiency and expression ability).

3. Age, physical condition and other conditions.

4. Others (work experience in China, family economic level, marital status).

5. Preparation process for applying for accompaniment

The student prepares for the transfer exam in the preparatory class, and the mother enters the country on a tourist visa.

This visa is valid for 28 days and can be renewed once in Singapore, after which the parents must leave the country before applying to enter Singapore.

Students who pass the examination to enter ** primary and secondary schools can apply for an escort pass.

This visa is valid for 6 months – 12 months and can be renewed depending on the renewal of the child's Student Pass.