For Professionals
Opportunities are abound in Singapore’s thriving economy.Â
Flourishing sectors include the digital economy, agrifood, sustainability, finance, manufacturing and healthcare. Â
There also remains high demand in professional services in areas such as legal services, accounting, marketing and business consulting, especially as more multinational companies set up regional headquarters in Singapore.Â
Working in Singapore requires a visa that varies depending on your situation. To learn more, head over to our guide to work passes.Â
Ready for what’s next? Explore current job openings or read stories of others who’ve made the move.Â
For Entrepreneurs
According to the World Bank, Singapore is one of the best and easiest places to build a business.Â
Companies benefit from pro-business policies, favourable tax rates, strong IP protection, political stability, and a system so efficient you can register your business in 15 minutes. Â
Singapore is also the ideal springboard to the wider ASEAN market, which is projected to become the 4th largest economy in the world by 2030.Â
As your business grows, a robust startup ecosystem is ready to support you, with over 150 venture capital funds, incubators and accelerators, and ample access to foreign direct investment in the country.Â
For more on setting up your company, visit the EDB website or access our guides.Â
For Entrepreneurs
According to the World Bank, Singapore is one of the best and easiest places to build a business.Â
Companies benefit from pro-business policies, favourable tax rates, strong IP protection, political stability, and a system so efficient you can register your business in 15 minutes. Â
Singapore is also the ideal springboard to the wider ASEAN market, which is projected to become the 4th largest economy in the world by 2030.Â
As your business grows, a robust startup ecosystem is ready to support you, with over 150 venture capital funds, incubators and accelerators, and ample access to foreign direct investment in the country.Â
For more on setting up your company, visit the EDB website or access our guides.Â
