Studying in Singapore
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Institutions
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Student's Pass (ICA)
Foreigners accepted for full-time study in Singapore must hold a Student's Pass issued by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, applied for through the school's SOLAR system.
- When
- before_travel
www.ica.gov.sg · 2026-08-17 · Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA)
A foreigner who has been accepted by an educational institution to pursue full-time studies in Singapore will need to apply for a Student's Pass. To apply for a Student's Pass, you must be accepted into an approved full-time course in Singapore. Part-time courses and courses conducted in the evening
- other
Tuition Grant liquidated damages (bond break penalty)
Breaking the Tuition Grant bond means repaying the full grant plus the GST subsidy plus 10 percent interest per year, compounded annually.
- When
- ongoing
- Exempt
- SG
www.moe.gov.sg · 2026-08-17 · Ministry of Education Singapore
Liquidated damages refer to the amount of money you must pay when you fail to meet your Tuition Grant (TG) obligations. The total TG amount you received. Any GST subsidy. 10% interest per year, compounded at the end of each academic year.
- other
MOE Tuition Grant work bond (3 years)
Accepting the MOE Tuition Grant obliges an international student to work full-time for a Singapore entity for 3 years after graduating. Neither MOE nor the university guarantees that job.
- Takes
- 1095d
- When
- after_offer
- Exempt
- SG
www.moe.gov.sg · 2026-08-17 · Ministry of Education Singapore
Tuition Grant recipients who are Singapore Permanent Residents or international students must serve a 3-year bond after graduation. You must be employed full-time in a Singapore entity for 3 years to fulfil your bond obligations after you have graduated from your studies.