If you are planning to move to Singapore for a job, it can be difficult to find the right position. This guide will help you figure out what kind of job you want, how to get your visa and medical card, and how to find accommodation.

Find the right job

• Make sure you are qualified. Singapore has a very high standard of education, so if you don’t have a degree or some other form of certification, it will be hard to find work here.
• Make sure the skills required for this job are ones that you possess and can demonstrate on your resume. In addition to having the right experience and education, employers also look at how well applicants communicate with others through writing and speaking in English (or whatever language is used by that company). It’s also helpful if applicants understand local culture as well as Asian business practices like working long hours without overtime pay because these factors may affect how successful an applicant would be at their job once hired by a company based in Singapore.*

Get a work permit

If you’re from India, getting a job in Singapore is easier than you might think. You can apply for a work permit online, and it only takes about 10 minutes. Once your application has been approved, they will send an SMS message with the details of your permit.

You need to have a valid passport and visa before applying for a work permit. If this isn’t available yet (because there are still processes that need to be completed), then don’t worry! You can still apply without these documents until they arrive in Singapore at which point they’ll issue everything quickly so that nothing gets delayed further down the line when everything else has been sorted out properly by authorities who handle these things regularly.

Apply for a Medical Entitlement Card

You will need to apply for a medical entitlement card if you plan on staying in Singapore for more than three months. This card allows you to use public healthcare services, which are much cheaper than private hospitals and doctors’ visits.

To apply for a medical card, visit the Ministry of Health website (https://www.moh.gov.sg/content/medical-cards). After filling out some basic information about yourself, an application form will appear on your screen–simply fill it out and submit it online through their secure server.

The processing time varies depending on whether or not they have received all of the necessary documents from you (they will let you know). If everything goes smoothly, expect your new entitlement card within 2 weeks.

Find accommodation in Singapore

Finding accommodation in Singapore can be a challenge. Many rental properties are expensive and often do not allow for long-term leases, so it’s important to plan ahead when looking for somewhere to live. The best way to find an apartment or room is through word of mouth; try asking friends or acquaintances who have lived in Singapore before if they know of any good places you could rent from them. You can also check online listings like Craigslist or Gumtree for rooms available near where you work (or want your job).

Start networking

• Networking is an important part of finding a job in Singapore.
• The more people you know, the better your chances are of getting hired.
• Building relationships with others can be difficult if you’re not good at it or don’t know where to start. Here’s some advice: * Start by making friends with your current coworkers and colleagues. They may be able to provide valuable insights into hiring practices within their companies and help open doors when they hear about openings that match your background and skill set. * Join local clubs (e.g., Toastmasters) that bring together like-minded professionals who share similar interests with one another–this way when someone has an opportunity at work but doesn’t have anyone else in mind who could fill the role well enough for them then maybe these other members who attend these meetings might come up as candidates instead!

You can find a great job in Singapore if you are willing to put in some effort.

You can find a great job in Singapore if you are willing to put in some effort.

Singapore is an excellent place to work as there are many opportunities for IT professionals and jobs are available at all levels of experience. If you want to work as an entry level software developer or web designer, then it will not be difficult for you to get hired because there are companies who look for such candidates on a regular basis. But if your aim is higher up the ladder and maybe even management level positions (like project managers), then finding these jobs will require more effort on your part.

If you are looking for a job in Singapore, the best thing to do is start networking. You can find opportunities by talking to people who live in Singapore or have worked there before. If none of those options work out, then try searching online!