Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) in Singapore: Parents & Dependants.
Bring parents, common-law spouses, unmarried stepchildren under 21, and children with disabilities to Singapore. End-to-end guidance on MOM sponsorship salary thresholds, relationship verification, and multi-generational family relocation.
Start with the right requirements
- The relationship and main pass holder’s eligibility determine the available family route.
- MOM-issued and ICA-issued LTVPs are distinct routes. This page focuses on MOM family passes.
Prepare for the conversation
Useful information to have ready when discussing your plans:
- Main pass holder’s category and sponsorship details
- Family relationship and intended stay
- Current immigration status and relocation schedule
From your plans to an agreed scope
Tell us your circumstances
Share your intended role, business or family plans, current status and preferred timeline.
Discuss the route
Identify the relevant requirements and documents, and clarify who will make the application.
Confirm the support
Agree the scope, responsibilities and next steps before proceeding.
Official guidance
MOM: Long-Term Visit Pass · Supporting documents
Guidance reviewed 16 October 2026. Check MOM’s latest requirements before applying. Application outcomes are determined by MOM.
Discuss your application
Share a brief outline of your plans. We will confirm the available support, scope and next steps with you before any engagement.
Common questions
Is a MOM-issued LTVP the same as an ICA-issued LTVP?
No. The issuing authority, eligibility and application route differ. Identify the relevant authority before preparing an application or considering work permission.
What if I am renewing a pass or responding to a rejection?
Mention your current pass category, expiry date or decision date when enquiring. We will discuss the circumstances and confirm what support is available.
Can approval or a processing date be guaranteed?
No. MOM assesses applications and may request further information. Eligibility, processing and approval depend on the application and the rules in force.