The 12 Best Immigration Consultants in Singapore

Singapore Immigration Consultancy is set up for PR, citizenship and Global Investor Programme applicants who want a closely guided process. Founders Aaron Lee and Zen Lee lead a named team, and the five-step process covers strategy, custom letters, profile building, a private document portal and a review before submission. It also helps with the pass after approval and later renewals. Offices in Asia Square, Paya Lebar Quarter and Buona Vista give a choice of meeting place.

M&R suits business owners and investor families who are combining residence plans with a company or family office. Its services cover citizenship and PR applications, work pass advice on choosing the right pass, business incorporation and the Global Investor Programme. It also sets up Singapore family offices through an affiliated advisory company. The office is in Suntec Tower One near Promenade MRT, and assessments can be booked through WhatsApp or the contact form.

Singapore Immigration Partners suits applicants who may need more than one route over time, from PR and its appeals to citizenship and LTVP. It also handles work pass applications, the Global Investor Programme and business relocation. Its five steps run from consultation and eligibility review to document checks, a tailored cover letter, submission through ICA's e-PR system and follow-up. The firm gives a processing time of six to twelve months, so plan a job change or move around that window.

Singapore Immigration Specialist concentrates almost entirely on permanent residence, which suits pass holders who want a firm focused on that one route. Its service runs from a free evaluation and consultation to a review of the submission form, compilation of mandatory and supporting documents and an individual cover letter. The firm points out that ICA has assessed PR applications on documents alone since 2017, so the written file carries the whole case. Work Permit holders are generally not eligible unless sponsored by a Singaporean or PR spouse.

Kin Immigration suits PR and citizenship applicants who also want help with the financial side of settling in Singapore. Alongside applications and appeals after a rejection, the same network offers financial planning, education advisory and property consultancy. The team includes an in-house migration lawyer, and work starts with a free eligibility assessment before documents and an application strategy are prepared. The office is at Peninsula Plaza on North Bridge Road, a short walk from City Hall MRT.

Singapore Top Immigration suits Chinese-speaking applicants, with a full Chinese version of its site and a process explained in four clear stages. After a free profile assessment, the team gathers documents, sets a case strategy and writes the cover letter, then reviews the file before it goes into ICA's e-PR system. It also takes on citizenship applications and reapplications after a PR rejection. ICA's own charges are listed separately, so you can see which part of the bill goes to the government.

The Immigration People suits families and companies that want PR, work passes and relocation handled by one firm. It holds an MOM employment agency licence and covers Employment Pass, S Pass, Personalised Employment Pass and ONE Pass applications alongside PR, citizenship, LTVP and Dependant's Pass work. Its corporate team also incorporates companies for foreign founders. The firm allows at least three to four months to prepare a PR file, so start well before you plan to apply.

LIM Immigration Services is a good match for difficult cases that start with a refusal. Appeals cover entry visas, Student Passes, LTVP, PR, citizenship and work passes, alongside first-time applications for the same passes. It also handles requests for permission to marry, short-term pass extensions and the adoption of foreign children. Managing director Charlie Lim has worked in immigration since the early 2000s, and a separate Vietnamese-language line helps Vietnamese families.

Epica suits applicants who want a fixed-price plan rather than an open-ended engagement. Its PR and citizenship advisory covers profile evaluation, document lists, form checks, cover letters and appeal letters, with prices set as fixed plans. The firm holds an MOM employment agency licence and also helps with Personalised Employment Pass applications and business set-up with an Employment Pass. A free profile check usually gets a reply within a day, which helps you decide whether to apply now or wait.

E&H suits applicants who want to know who will handle their case, since co-founders Tien Ho and Mathias Engel and four senior consultants are named on the site. It covers PR, citizenship, LTVP and Re-Entry Permit renewal, plus Employment Pass, ONE Pass, S Pass and the Global Investor Programme. It also handles appeals after a rejection and the renunciation of citizenship. Profile and case development takes three to four weeks, and the fee breakdown is given at the first consultation.

First Immigrations suits applicants who want help preparing the file but plan to submit it themselves. Its process runs from a profile and route review to document readiness and application preparation, after which the client submits through ICA's own e-service. Services cover PR, citizenship, Employment Pass, S Pass and Long-Term Visit Pass. Quotes are given in writing and separate the consultancy fee from government charges, so check whether translations and GST are included.

One Visa suits founders and employers who need a company, a work pass and the accounts to go with them. It holds an MOM employment agency licence and is registered as a corporate service provider, handling Employment Pass, EntrePass and Global Investor Programme cases along with incorporation, bookkeeping, tax and payroll. PR strategy is offered for pass holders planning to stay. If an application is rejected, the team reviews the reasons and helps with a resubmission or appeal.