Practical Guides & Insights

If you’re a foreign spouse or family member of a Singaporean or Permanent Resident , you’ve probably heard of two types of passes: the Long-Term Visit Pass , or also known as LTVP , and the  LTVP Plus . Both allow you to stay in Singapore for an extended period, but they’re not the same. Each pass comes with different rights, benefits, and conditions. Understanding how they differ helps you choose what suits your situation and long-term plans. In this guide, we’ll look at how

Applying LTVP For Your Spouse If your partner is not a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, you will need more than a short-term visa  to live together here. The Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) makes that possible. With the LTVP, your spouse can stay in Singapore for an extended period. It removes the stress of reapplying for entry and gives both of you the chance to settle down without disruption. The process may feel confusing at first, but it becomes simpler when broken do

Applying for Permanent Residency (PR) in Singapore is a major step for many people, especially to the expatriates who wish to make Singapore their long-term home. However, many applicants are surprised when their PR application is rejected by Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

PR rejection isn’t the end—it’s a reset. Most cases fail due to weak paperwork, generic profiles, or misalignment with Singapore’s needs. Appeals only work if something has truly changed; otherwise, reapply with a stronger case. At Heritage Immigration, we audit, refine, and reposition your profile so your next application stands out. Rejection isn’t final—it’s step one in a smarter plan.