Applied S Pass but status show E Pass

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Member since 11 April 2018

claraxxMember11 April 2018 08:02:42

Hello, I'm a foreigner currently waiting for my work pass approval in Singapore.

The employer applied an S Pass for me, but when I checked the status the Pass Type is written as Employment Pass.

Is it originally like that? I was confused because it was supposed to be S Pass but Employment Pass was written instead.

Do you guys have any idea regarding this matter?

Thank You.

dejavu555 New member

Member since 26 March 2018

dejavu555New member12 April 2018 04:26:48

Hi,

Mine is the same case . I think it doesnt matter. When i see the status approved, the pass type had change to SPASS.

beppi Germany - Singapore Expert

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beppiGermany - Singapore Expert12 April 2018 07:43:07

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The online system does not distinguish between EP and S-Pass.
You could have found this out by reading related topics on the forum. Please always check whether your questions were already answered here. The site is run by volunteers and it is frustrating to have to answer the same things over and over again just because people are too lazy to read for themselves!

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