Foreigner

[Ms M]

My husband is working in Singapore, and I'm here with him. I'm not sure if I can work as a part-time piano teacher here, without having to apply for a work permit, as I'm only thinking about teaching part-time. Any advice?

[jpatokal]

What visa are you here on?

Technically, you'll need a work permit to engage in any type of paid work, but many tutors, part-time teachers and the like ply their trade without them. This is, of course, illegal but the odds of getting caught are rather low.

[Febri]

Hi there,

do you know other language than English? such as european language.
I am looking for Polish and Dutch proofread for my project.

Let me know if you can help or any references.

[KLS]

I suspect you are on a dependants pass, like myself!

You will not be entitled to a work permit, but you may start your own business, So I believe! which avoids all the problems of work permit.