Asia
Working in Singapore
Visa routes, regulators, in-demand roles and realistic pay for Singaporean and international healthcare professionals.
Quick answer
To work in Singapore you generally need employment pass and s pass, plus registration with Singapore Nursing Board, SMC. Nurses earn SGD 40,000–75,000.
Snapshot
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Region | Asia |
| Currency | SGD |
| Regulators | Singapore Nursing Board, SMC |
| Language | English |
| Visa route | Employment Pass and S Pass |
| Main hiring cities | Singapore |
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Your relocation checklist
- Verify your qualification meets the regulator's published criteria
- Book English or language testing early — slots fill months ahead
- Collect verified transcripts, registration letters and references
- Target only employers holding a live sponsorship licence
- Budget for exams, credential evaluation, visa fees and relocation
- Prepare for scenario and values-based interviews used by health systems
FAQs
Verify before you move
Salary, licensing and immigration requirements can change. Confirm the latest position with the named professional regulator, the employer and the official immigration authority before paying fees or making travel plans. Guide reviewed September 2026.
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