Frequently Asked Questions About Singapore Permanent Resident Renewal Requirements
Does the Singapore Permanent Resident status expire?
A PR status does not expire or have any time limit to it. However, if a Singapore PR chooses to leave the country without a valid REP, ICA will revoke his PR status.
Your status will be a foreign visitor the next time you come to Singapore.
How Can I Maintain My Singapore PR?
As with any Singapore citizen, as a Singapore PR, you must oblige by Singapore law by paying tax and contributions towards your Central Provident Fund (CPF). Your commitment to Singapore can also be seen in the years you have resided in Singapore or purchased a property here.
Can A Singaporean PR Stay In Singapore With An Expired REP?
Yes, if a Singapore PR can remain in Singapore with an expired REP.
A Singapore PR going out of Singapore with an expired REP will risk losing his permanent resident status.
It is best to apply for REP renewal three months before the expiry of your current REP.
How Much Is A Singapore PR REP Renewal?
The general fee payable for a REP application is S$10/year. To learn more about our services and how to renew PR in Singapore, drop us a call or book a free consultation with us today.
Or, you can apply for REP yourself here: https://www.ica.gov.sg/reside/PR/apply-REP.
How long is PR renewal in Singapore?
The Singapore PR renewal has a validity period of 5 years maximum and is subject to the applicant's situation.
PRs who have been away from Singapore for a long time may not be granted a five-year re-entry permit.
Can Singapore PR renewal be rejected?
Yes, the REP renewal can be rejected for several reasons:
- You have been away from Singapore for an extended period.
- You have made little contribution to Singapore economically.
- You failed to produce the required documents.