I am an Indian resident who wants to work and live and eventually settle down in Singapore.?

All right...here goes...I am currently working for an MNC in India (business development/sales). I have about 5 years of work experience, a good education, in the sense, an Mba certificate, and want to move to Singapore. What do I do to move there and get a job? I have some money but not tons of it. How do I go about it? What timeframe am I looking at? Can a consultant help? How much will it cost? Anything else that can help me answer my question/s.

Also, I'd like to mention that I will be married in November and my wife will join me there. She has an MS in Finance and has 2 years of work experience as well. Can both of us get a job?

I know companies sponsor people, but where are these companies...how can I find them?

Would appreciate any help.

Thanks.

Answers:

Would you be more tolorent of Illegals if they spoke english.?

You need to find a job in SIngapore first (jobscentral.com.sg or any other site, or specific company websites). Just apply online or even send your CV if no positions are advertised. Once an employer is willing to hire you, they will send you the necessary documentation and will help you to apply for an employment pass (EP). Once your EP is approved, you can move in, work and live (wife too, either as a dependent or on separate EP if she also finds a job).

Are you aware that Bush wants to give illegals Social Security?

Now Singapore need lot of foreign talents, use this opportunity..

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