Working holiday visa insurance Singapore WHV
About to be expatriated in Singapore for a WHV? And currently looking for an insurance for your working holiday visa Singapore (WHV)? Have a look on our selection of contracts. You can quote some solutions online. Otherwise, you have access to conditions and tariffs on the specific pages. If you need any support or advise, use the contact form.
Working holiday visa Singapore – WHV insurance
If you stay abroad ≥ 12 months, an expat plan is accurate. Indigo Expat WeCare is a comprehensive plan. Check conditions and get your quote online.
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European citizens as well as citizens from European Economic Area or Switzerland do not need a visa.
- Age: between 18 and 25 yo (“You are an undergraduate or graduate of a university in Australia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, United Kingdom or United States“)
- Cost of the visa: 175 Euro for a pass
- Duration max: 6 months
- Quota: 2 000 applicants
- Requirements: –
- Insurance: WHV insurance required
- Jobs: “If you will be working in professions such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, architecture or law, you will need to comply with registration requirements to practise in Singapore“
- Renewal: not possible
Update: August 2020
Working holiday visa form and request
⇒ Working Holiday Program Singapore
Useful links for working holiday visa Singapore
First of all, please find here after useful web pages for medical and security aspects:
Then, you can have a look on this web site:
Republic of Singapore
Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is a sovereign city-state and island country in Southeast Asia.
Capital: Singapore
Main cities: Singapore
Currency: Singapore dollar (SGD)
Area: 728,3 km²
Official language: Singaporean
Capitalising on its melting pot of cultures, Singapore is finally getting some spark, and is fast becoming one of Asia’s hit-list destinations.
Source: Wikipedia, Lonely planet
Working holiday visa and legal considerations
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