Come for the adventure.
Stay for the vibes.

Welcome to the soft-launch of your next era – in Singapore.

What version of you will you be on the sunny island of Singapore?

Work Holiday Pass

Start your 6-month adventure now

Hear from the ones who took the leap.

Want in?

Whether you’re here to work, holiday, or just vibe in a new time zone, the Work Holiday Pass lets you do it your way: part-time, or full-time. And to get you started, we’re giving away 1 return flight to Singapore + 3 months’ free accommodation, on us.

Get experience that means something

Test industries, grow skills, and stack real projects that lead to your future role. 

  • Big names are here. Google, Meta, TikTok, Dyson, JP Morgan, SEA Group—all with regional HQs or major offices in Singapore. If you want global brand credibility, this is where you’ll get it. 
  • Startups thrive too. From fintech to green tech, the startup scene is growing fast. If you want the energy of a small team building something new, you’ll find it here. 

With the Work-Holiday Pass (WHP), explore different industries without needing to meet a salary threshold to get started. Alternatively, check out stories of other WHP holders who landed a job here.

Work here, weekend anywhere

Career base in Singapore, weekend base anywhere else. Balance looks a lot like boarding a plane on Friday night.

Weekend escapes are effortless

Bali, Phuket, Bangkok—all under 3 hours away.

Further adventures, still close

Japan, Korea, Australia—reachable in under 7 hours.

Live large, spend smart

Plentiful budget flights mean a weekend in Bali or Bangkok can cost less than a night out in London or NYC.

Pursue a lifestyle that fits you

Singapore’s not the cheapest. But if you’re not buying a car or dining at restaurants for every meal, day-to-day costs are pretty manageable — similar to other big cities.  

Getting around is easy and cheap.

Public transport takes you anywhere for about USD $0.75–$1.50 a ride, or $45/month if you commute daily. No car needed. 

Find housing that fits your budget.

Co-living and shared apartments are popular with young professionals, starting from USD $590–$900/month. 

Meals don’t break the bank.

Hawker centres serve meals for USD $3–$6. Groceries and local food shopping keep costs down.

Source of table: Stashaway 

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