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How much does a Singapore PR application cost?

The official cost of a Singapore PR application is S$100 per application, paid online at submission and non-refundable. If approved, S$120 is payable at completion of formalities: S$20 for the Entry Permit, S$50 for a 5-year Re-Entry Permit and S$50 for the Singapore Identity Card. Re-Entry Permit renewals cost S$10 per year or part thereof. Everything else — translations, professional help, medical checks — is an optional or third-party cost.

Last verified against ICA/MOM information: 2 September 2026Updated 2 September 2026Checked against the official sources on this page on 07 Sept 2026.

Key takeaways

  • Government fees for a typical approved application total S$220: S$100 at submission plus S$120 at formalities.
  • All ICA fees are non-refundable; the S$100 is paid whether or not the application succeeds.
  • The Global Investor Programme adds an EDB application fee of S$20,000 (non-refundable) and S$100 per applicant to ICA.
  • ICA notes successful applicants “will be notified of other applicable fees subsequently”.
  • Consultancy fees vary widely and are third-party estimates; ask for a written quote and treat any guarantee as a red flag.

Official ICA fees

Verified against ICA on 2 September 2026.
ItemAmountWhenNotes
PR applicationS$100 per applicationAt submission, onlineNon-refundable. Each application (e.g. a family applying together) is one fee.
Entry PermitS$20At completion of formalitiesIssued when PR status is first granted
Re-Entry Permit (5-year)S$50At completion of formalitiesICA prices a 5-year REP at completion; validity is decided by ICA
Singapore Identity CardS$50At completion of formalitiesPRs aged 15 and above
Re-Entry Permit renewalS$10 per year or part thereofOn approval of each REPPay within 14 days of approval online or the application is withdrawn
AppealNo fee statedThe appeals page states no fee (absence verified)
GIP (EDB) application feeS$20,000Before submitting GIP formsNon-refundable
GIP ICA processing feeS$100 per applicantTo ICA

Payment modes: Visa/MasterCard credit or debit, AMEX, Internet Direct Debit (DBS/POSB, OCBC, UOB, Standard Chartered) and PayNow. Use one payment mode per application; the receipt cannot be reprinted after closing the pop-up.

Other costs to budget for

CostWho chargesTypical rangeLabel
Certified translations of non-English documentsEmbassy, notary public or translation firmVaries by document and countryThird-party
Notarisation / attestationNotary public or embassyVariesThird-party
Medical examination (if requested at IPA stage)ClinicVariesThird-party; ICA's IPA letter states the conditions
Professional help (consultancy)Immigration consultancyWide range; get a written quoteThird-party estimate only
Time off for formalities and IC collectionTwo visits to the ICA Services CentrePractical

Frequently asked

Is the S$100 refunded if my application is rejected?

No. ICA states that all fees are non-refundable.

Does a family pay S$100 each?

The fee is S$100 for each application. Family members included in one application are part of that application; check the e-Service for how your family is structured.

How much does citizenship cost afterwards?

S$100 at submission and S$80 at completion (S$70 certificate + S$10 identity card) for adult PRs. See the citizenship guide.

Are there hidden fees?

ICA says successful applicants will be notified of other applicable fees subsequently; the ones published are listed above.

Know your category before you pay

The S$100 fee is non-refundable — check which ICA category applies first.

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Official sources referenced

Editorial information

Written by
SingaPR Editorial TeamResearch & editorial
Reviewed by
SingaPR Immigration Research DeskFact review against ICA/MOM sources
Published
2 September 2026
Facts verified
2 September 2026 (re-checked at least every 90 days)
Revision history
  • 2026-09-02First published after verification against official sources.

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