Documents for a Employment Pass
6 items MOM names publicly, 5 of them carrying MOM’s own sentence for when they apply. Which of the conditional ones are yours is not something this page decides, so none is hidden.
Who files this
This application is filed by the employer, not by you
“You can apply for an Employment Pass online as an employer or appointed employment agent.”
MOM — Apply for an Employment Pass, read 2026-09-07
MOM's own sentence is quoted below. The list on this page is what MOM asks for at submission, and submission is done by the employer or their appointed employment agent — you cannot file it yourself. MOM does not mark which items the candidate supplies and which the company produces, and this page does not guess: the list is in MOM's order, undivided.
MOM says outright that this list is not closed
“We may ask for other documents when we review the application.”
Below is every document MOM names publicly for the Employment Pass, with MOM's own wording for when each one applies — so you can decide which are yours. Submission is done by the employer or their appointed employment agent, so this list is what MOM wants at that submission — not a list you can file yourself.
MOM — Employment Pass: documents required · read 2026-09-07 →You marked 0 of 6 items as done.
MOM: the documents to upload when the application is submitted
MOM: additional documents, required only in the situations MOM names
MOM: for non-English documents
What this tracker does not do
- · It never sees your documents. There is nothing to upload, and nothing is checked.
- · It doesn’t decide which of these apply to you — MOM’s condition is quoted, you apply it.
- · It can't tell you your documents are complete. MOM states that it may ask for other documents when it reviews the application, and only MOM decides what it asks for.
- · Dates shown are MOM’s published period added to a date you typed. Nothing here is a deadline we worked out for you.
These marks are saved in this browser only. Open this list from a matter in your workspace to attach them to that file and put the dates above on its timeline.
Why nothing here has an expiry date
Our Canada, UK and New Zealand lists show derived dates, because those governments publish a period for particular documents. MOM states no validity period for anything on this list. Periods that circulate for these documents are not applied here: a date we could not point at a MOM sentence for would be a date we invented.
Why there is no Singapore fee estimate here
MOM does publish the amounts, and they are traceable — but not as a fee schedule. They sit inside the sentences of the application steps, one at a time. That is a different extraction from Canada’s fee feed or GOV.UK’s costs page, so it is being built separately rather than approximated now.