Will your work permit be forfeited?

[MadDog70]

I have a Malaysian friend who is working in Singapore with a working permit.

He recently committed a crime (not a serious offence) and was given a jail term of 3 months (in fact, it should be a FINE case, but the court he went to has a judge who is famous for putting people to jail, bad luck).

Do you think his work permit will be forfeited?

[Beehive3783]

possible.. but too bad he committed a crime..

[Jordanplus]

very sure your friend's work permit will be forfeited.

once his get release, he will be asked to leave singapore immediately.

[Jordanplus]

he will not allow to work in singapore forever. he will be banned to enter to singapore

[13177]

Usually jail term, work permit will be revoked. Not many pple can be as lucky as Christopher Lee who committed a crime and yet still can continue to work in mediacorpse!

[Little_prince]

confirmed revoke!!!!!

Edited September 29, 2010 by Little_prince

[Little_prince]

foreign Workers to abide by Work Permit Conditions

 

not indulging in or involving in any illegal, immoral or undesirable activities

undergoing and passing any prescribed medical examinations e.g. 6 monthly medicals for domestic helpers and for new and renewal cases for foreign workers

not working in any other occupation or for any other employer other than that stated in the work permit card

not getting married to a Singapore citizen or a Singapore P.R. during their stay in Singapore

 

http://agcvldb4.agc.gov.sg/non_version/cgi...amp;method=part

[Joseph22]

he will not allow to work in singapore forever. he will be banned to enter to singapore

 

 

how come christopher lee still around??

[Little_prince]

think he's PR... no need WP

[Jordanplus]

how come christopher lee still around??

 

becos he paid income tax...he is PR

[Vid]

Most likely the WP will not be renewed unless his work nobody else can do than can appeal. Got to go back m'sia liao.

[Little_prince]

if he's somebody... his case will be reviewed and he will be granted a bend in the rules

 

if he's nobody... then good luck to him

[The_Bear]

I have a Malaysian friend who is working in Singapore with a working permit.

He recently committed a crime (not a serious offence) and was given a jail term of 3 months (in fact, it should be a FINE case, but the court he went to has a judge who is famous for putting people to jail, bad luck).

Do you think his work permit will be forfeited?

 

My colleague last time went in for 14 days. Right after the jail term, they sent him to Woodlands custom and tell him don't come back.

 

Do not pass go, do not collect $200.

[The_Bear]

becos he paid income tax...he is PR

 

FYI, WP holders also pay income tax if above the limit.

[Joseph22]

FYI, WP holders also pay income tax if above the limit.

 

 

Was going to reply on this.

[Jamesc]

What happens to his CPF?

[Tigerr1001]

My colleague last time went in for 14 days. Right after the jail term, they sent him to Woodlands custom and tell him don't come back.

 

Do not pass go, do not collect $200.

 

 

How about come in as a tourist??? Or they will not let him in as well???

[Tigerr1001]

What happens to his CPF?

 

 

Work permit holders dont have CPF.