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Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Singapore

Roles in Singapore whose posting mentions visa sponsorship, including sponsorship with conditions (for example only for some locations). Check each posting and confirm with the employer.

9 roles mention visa sponsorship

2 new this week · newest job added

Anthropic · 5 days ago
Head of ASEAN, Applied AI

Singapore · Full-time · Lead · IT & software

Salary not disclosed

Visa sponsored

The posting says it sponsors.

The posting says the employer sponsors visas for this role. Your eligibility still depends on the visa rules; confirm with the employer. “Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”

Anthropic · 39 days ago
International Accounting, APAC

Singapore · Full-time · Finance

Salary not disclosed

Visa sponsored

The posting says it sponsors.

The posting says the employer sponsors visas for this role. Your eligibility still depends on the visa rules; confirm with the employer. “Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”

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Anthropic · 90 days ago
APAC Tax Lead

Singapore · Full-time · Lead · Finance

Salary not disclosed

Visa sponsored

The posting says it sponsors.

The posting says the employer sponsors visas for this role. Your eligibility still depends on the visa rules; confirm with the employer. “Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas!”

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Singapore visa and sponsorship — FAQs

What visa do I need to work in Singapore?

Most professionals use the Employment Pass (EP), which requires a minimum monthly salary of SGD 5,000 (higher for financial services). Your employer applies on your behalf. Processing takes 3–8 weeks.

What salary can I expect in Singapore?

Software engineers earn SGD 6,000–15,000/month. Singapore has a flat income tax rate of 0–22% (most expats pay 15–22%). Unlike many other hubs, salaries are generally paid without housing or transport allowances built in.

Is Singapore expensive to live in?

Yes — Singapore is one of Asia's most expensive cities. Rent for a 1-bedroom apartment is SGD 3,000–5,000/month in central areas. However, public transport is excellent, and the overall quality of life is very high.