Pilot programme from 2023 to help S Pass holders settle in,says Tan See Leng
The Straits Times|November 08, 2022
A pilot programme to familiarise S Pass holders arriving in Singapore with working here and to encourage positive interaction with locals is slated to launch in 2023.
Tay Hong Yi
Pilot programme from 2023 to help S Pass holders settle in,says Tan See Leng

S Pass holders are currently not required to attend a settling-in programme, said Manpower Minister Tan See Leng in Parliament on Monday.

He disclosed the ministry’s plan to launch the pilot in his reply to an adjournment motion by Nominated MP Raj Joshua Thomas on developing a global talent strategy.

In his speech, Mr Thomas suggested a compulsory initiation programme for all foreigners on work passes to instil in them respect for Singapore’s laws, culture and local colleagues.

Dr Tan did not give details of the pilot programme.

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