中文版 Updated 27 October 2026

Immigration consultants in Singapore: eight firms, in order

Eight firms that help people settle in Singapore, from work passes and permanent residence to citizenship. Each entry gives what the firm handles, what the public registers show about it, and how to reach it.

In brief

The list at a glance

1. One Visa Licensed agency, 97 Employment Passes in a year
2. Homeland Shires The entrepreneur route, towards permanent residence
3. Transform Borders Publishes its fees; PR from SGD 2,200
4. The Immigration People Licensed agency, PR and citizenship first
5. Singapore Professional Immigration Consultancy (SPIC) PR and citizenship, appeals after a rejection
6. Fragomen Immigration consultancy for businesses and individuals
7. Singapore Top Immigration PR, citizenship and appeals only
8. Majestic Immigration Singapore PR and citizenship, eligibility and documents

Criteria

What counts on this list

Where the sources show it, each entry’s facts speak to these points.

Registered with ACRA, with the date of registration and an office address
The routes it handles: permanent residence, citizenship, work passes, and the entrepreneur and investor routes
Registrations the work may need, such as the Ministry of Manpower's employment agency licence for filing work passes
Whether its own fees are published
Help beside the application itself, such as company setup or settling in
Service languages

How we choose

In detail

Every entry in full

8 entries, each with its UEN. Facts from public registers and from the providers themselves, each with the date it was checked.

1. One Visa

Best for: Founders and professionals who want the work pass and the new company handled by one firm

One Visa holds the Ministry of Manpower's employment agency licence, and MOM's own directory, read on 26 October 2026, shows 97 Employment Passes approved through the agency in the past year. Its pages cover the main work passes, the EntrePass, permanent residence and the Global Investor Programme.

It also registers companies and keeps their accounts, so a founder can set up the company and apply for the pass with one firm. Its pages, as read, publish no fee for its own work; the first consultation is free.

ACRA shows One Visa Pte. Ltd. registered in March 2010.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists One Visa Pte. Ltd. under licence 10C2994, live, with 97 Employment Passes approved through it in the past year, as the directory showed on 26 October 2026.
Its pages cover the Employment Pass, the EntrePass, the Personalised Employment Pass, permanent residence and the Global Investor Programme.
Beside immigration it registers companies and keeps their accounts.
The pages read give no fee for its own work; the first consultation is free.

Address: 114 Lavender Street, CT Hub 2, #11-88, Singapore 338729
Phone: +65 6385 4386
Email: info@one-visa.com
Website: one-visa.com
Languages: English (website), Chinese (website) and Japanese (website)
UEN: 201004571C (One Visa Pte. Ltd.)

2. Homeland Shires

Best for: One-stop Singapore residency and “Plan B” planning for high-net-worth families, entrepreneurs and investors

For a founder who wants to live in Singapore, Homeland Shires builds the plan around a business of the founder's own: a Singapore company is set up, the company applies for the founder's Employment Pass, and it trades for real while the founder works towards permanent residence. Planning, incorporation, the pass and PR applications and help with settling in are all arranged for the same client.

To date it has incorporated more than 220 companies and assisted with more than 120 work-pass and PR applications. It works in English, Chinese and Vietnamese and keeps an office in Ho Chi Minh City as well as in Singapore.

Founded in 2018 and operating as Homeland Shires Pte. Ltd. since April 2024.
A boutique immigration consultancy for entrepreneurs, investors and high-net-worth families who are relocating to Singapore or securing a second residency there as a global “Plan B”.
Its distinctive strength is the entrepreneur route: a Singapore company that sponsors the founder’s own Employment Pass, run as a real business, building towards permanent residence.
It has incorporated more than 220 companies and assisted with more than 120 work-pass and PR applications.
Services: immigration planning, Employment Pass and permanent residence application support, company incorporation and relocation advice.
A one-stop service: immigration, company setup and settling in are handled together for the same client.
Offices in Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam Licence No. 79-06400-01).
Named in the Top 10 of the ASEAN Renowned Brands Award 2025 by the Vietnam–ASEAN Association for Economic Cooperation Development. The award was presented at the 6th ASEAN Economic Forum in Singapore in August 2025, an event covered by Thời Đại (Vietnam Times).

Address: 111 Somerset Road, #05-13 TripleOne Somerset, Singapore 238164
Phone: +65 8085 8335
Email: support@homelandshires.com
Website: homelandshires.com
Languages: English, Chinese and Vietnamese
UEN: 202415649Z (Homeland Shires Pte. Ltd.)

3. Transform Borders

Best for: Applicants who want to see a price range before they enquire

Transform Borders publishes its fees: SGD 2,200 to 2,500 for a permanent residence or citizenship application, before ICA's own fees, and SGD 1,500 to 1,800 for an Employment Pass with MOM's fees included. Its pages cover the full run from work passes to citizenship, the family passes and appeals after a rejection.

It holds MOM's employment agency licence, number 19C9949, and MOM's directory, read on 26 October 2026, shows 26 Employment Passes approved through it in the past year. The first 20-minute consultation is free.

ACRA shows Transform Borders Pte. Ltd. registered in July 2019.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists Transform Borders Pte. Ltd. under licence 19C9949, live, with 26 Employment Passes approved through it in the past year, as the directory showed on 26 October 2026; its pages print the same number.
Its price list gives SGD 2,200 to 2,500 for a permanent residence or citizenship application, excluding ICA's fees; SGD 1,500 to 1,800 for an Employment Pass and SGD 800 to 1,000 for a Dependant's Pass, including MOM's fees.
Its pages cover permanent residence, citizenship, the Employment Pass, S Pass, Personalised Employment Pass, ONE Pass and EntrePass, the Dependant's Pass and the Long-Term Visit Pass, and appeals after a rejection.
The first consultation, of 20 minutes, is free, by call, WhatsApp or video.

Phone: +65 8588 8980
Email: consult@transformborders.com
Website: transformborders.com
Languages: English (website)
UEN: 201921013N (Transform Borders Pte. Ltd.)

4. The Immigration People

Best for: Individuals and families applying for permanent residence or citizenship

The Immigration People's pages lead with permanent residence and citizenship, and also cover the work passes, the family passes and the Global Investor Programme. It holds MOM's employment agency licence, number 23C1941, and MOM's directory, read on 26 October 2026, shows 65 Employment Passes approved through it in the past year.

It also lists company incorporation for foreigners and help with moving a business. The pages read publish no fee; the first one-to-one consultation is free, in person or online.

ACRA shows The Immigration People Pte. Ltd. registered in July 2019.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists The Immigration People Pte. Ltd. under licence 23C1941, live, with 65 Employment Passes approved through it in the past year, as the directory showed on 26 October 2026; its pages print the same number.
Its pages cover permanent residence and citizenship, work passes from the Work Permit to the ONE Pass, the Long-Term Visit Pass and Dependant's Pass, and the Global Investor Programme.
It also lists company incorporation for foreigners and a business relocation service.
The pages read give no fee; the first one-to-one consultation is free, in person or online.

Address: 10 Anson Road, #32-01 International Plaza, Singapore 079903
Phone: +65 6240 6995
Email: support@tip.com.sg
Website: tip.com.sg
Languages: English (website)
UEN: 201924050C (The Immigration People Pte. Ltd.)

5. Singapore Professional Immigration Consultancy (SPIC)

Best for: Families applying for permanent residence together, or appealing a rejection

SPIC's pages are about permanent residence and citizenship: applications by a single person, a couple, a sponsored spouse or children, and appeals after a rejection. It also helps with the Long-Term Visit Pass, the Dependant's Pass and the Personalised Employment Pass, and runs a relocation service that helps first-time movers find housing.

MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under its name. The pages read publish no fee; the first consultation and case evaluation are free.

ACRA shows Singapore Professional Immigration Consultancy Pte. Ltd. registered in October 2020.
Its pages cover permanent residence and citizenship for individuals, couples and sponsored spouses and children, appeals after a rejected application, and help with the Long-Term Visit Pass, Dependant's Pass and Personalised Employment Pass.
It offers a relocation service for first-time movers, including help finding housing and arranging documents.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under the company's name.
The pages read give no fee; the first consultation and case evaluation are free.

Address: 20 Martin Road, #10-01 Seng Kee Building, Singapore 239070
Phone: +65 6970 7991, +65 9773 8026
Email: enquiries@spic.com.sg
Website: spic.com.sg
Languages: English (website)
UEN: 202031392Z (Singapore Professional Immigration Consultancy Pte. Ltd.)

6. Fragomen

Best for: Employers moving staff to Singapore, and the staff they move

Fragomen's Singapore company, which ACRA shows registered in February 2002, works as an immigration consultancy, not a law firm, for businesses and individuals. Its Singapore page describes application processing and advice on the immigration side of a business moving into Singapore or restructuring there.

MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under the Fragomen name, and the pages read publish no fee.

ACRA shows Fragomen Singapore Pte. Ltd. registered in February 2002.
Its Singapore page says the firm there is Fragomen Singapore Pte. Ltd., working as an immigration consultancy and not as a law firm in Singapore, for businesses and individuals.
Its Singapore page lists application processing, and advice on the immigration side of a business's expansion into Singapore or its restructuring.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under the Fragomen name.
The pages read give no fee.

Address: 38 Beach Road, #05-11 South Beach Tower, Singapore 189767
Website: fragomen.com
Languages: English (website)
UEN: 200201218K (Fragomen Singapore Pte. Ltd.)

7. Singapore Top Immigration

Best for: Permanent residence and citizenship only, including a second try after a rejection

Singapore Top Immigration does three things: permanent residence, citizenship, and appeals or reapplications after a rejection. Its pages list no work pass service, and MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under its name.

Its FAQ is plain about the limits: no firm can guarantee approval, and no fee is refunded when ICA rejects an application, though it helps prepare a reapplication. The pages read give ICA's fees but none of its own; the first consultation is free.

ACRA shows Singapore Top Immigration Pte. Ltd. registered in September 2020.
Its services are permanent residence, citizenship, and appeals or reapplications after a rejection; its pages list no work pass service.
Its FAQ says no firm can guarantee approval and that it gives no refund when ICA rejects an application, but helps prepare a stronger reapplication.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under the company's name.
The pages read give ICA's fees but no fee of its own; the first consultation is free.

Address: Marina Bay Financial Centre, 12 Marina Boulevard, Tower 3, Level 17, Singapore 018982
Phone: +65 6809 5118
WhatsApp: +65 9888 8588
Email: info@singaporetopimmigration.sg
Website: singaporetopimmigration.sg
Languages: English (website) and Chinese (website)
UEN: 202029661G (Singapore Top Immigration Pte. Ltd.)

8. Majestic Immigration Singapore

Best for: Applicants for permanent residence or citizenship who want help with eligibility and documents

Majestic Immigration's pages cover permanent residence, including a sponsored spouse or children, citizenship, the Long-Term Visit Pass and work passes, and its home page says it guides applicants through eligibility assessment, documents and submission. ACRA shows its company registered in January 2024.

MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under its name. Its pages say no agency can guarantee approval; they give no fee of its own, asking readers to get in touch for pricing, and it offers a free consultation.

ACRA shows Majestic Immigration Singapore Pte. Ltd. registered in January 2024.
Its pages cover permanent residence, including a spouse or children sponsored by a Singapore citizen or permanent resident, citizenship, the Long-Term Visit Pass and work passes.
Its home page says it guides applicants through eligibility assessment, documents and submission.
Its pages say no agency can guarantee approval.
MOM's directory of employment agencies lists no licence under the company's name.
The pages read give no fee of its own; its FAQ asks readers to get in touch for pricing. It offers a free consultation.

Address: Great Eastern Centre, Level 8, 1 Pickering Street, Singapore 048659
Phone: +65 8787 9171
Email: hello@majesticimmigration.com
Website: majesticimmigration.com
Languages: English (website)
UEN: 202402698E (Majestic Immigration Singapore Pte. Ltd.)

Before you call

Questions to settle first

What does an immigration consultant cost in Singapore? Each firm sets its own fees. Transform Borders publishes a range on its own pages: SGD 2,200 to 2,500 for a permanent residence or citizenship application, excluding ICA's fees, and SGD 1,500 to 1,800 for an Employment Pass, including MOM's fees. The government's own fees are separate: ICA charges S$100 for each permanent residence application, and MOM S$105 for an Employment Pass application. Ask any consultant for a written quote that keeps its own fee apart from the government's.

Do I need a consultant to apply for permanent residence? No. ICA assesses each application itself, taking into account factors such as family ties to Singaporeans, economic contributions, qualifications, age, family profile and length of residency. A consultant can help prepare the documents and present the case, but the decision is ICA's.

Who may file an Employment Pass application? MOM's page says an Employment Pass is applied for online by the employer or an appointed employment agent. MOM's online directory of employment agencies shows whether a firm holds an employment agency licence, with its number; the entries on this page that hold one give the number.

How can I check a consultant before signing? Look the company up on ACRA's BizFile to see that it is registered and live, and check that the name matches the one on the contract. If the firm will file a work pass for you, look for its licence in MOM's directory of employment agencies. Ask what the fee covers, what is charged on top, and whether any part of it is refundable.

Can a consultant guarantee permanent residence? No. ICA decides every application, and Singapore Top Immigration's own FAQ says there is no guarantee of approval even when a firm is engaged.