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Indonesian Helper

 

Indonesian helpers constitute the largest group of domestic helpers in Singapore. Consequently, our overseas team routinely conducts screening assessments to ensure that they are well-suited for the job. With a local training centre, we can provide specialized in-house training to ensure they meet our stringent quality assurances. Our training team consists of several former helpers with prior experience working in Singapore. Given their shared
cultural background with the helpers-in-training, they can provide valuable insights and knowledge to them throughout the programme.

 

Our bio-data on Indonesian helpers is also exclusive; they are not shared with other agencies in Singapore. As pioneers of bringing Indonesian helpers to Singapore, we bring a wealth of experience to
source the best helper for your requirements.

 

Basic Salary: From SGD550

Minimum Training Duration: 40 days

Average Processing Time: 1 - 2 Months

Key Process of Employing an Indonesian Helper

  1. MOM Application / Approval

  2. Indonesian Contract done in Indonesian Embassy in Singapore

  3. Indonesian Contract couriered to Indonesian Office for processing

  4. Arrival of the helper in Singapore

  5. Undergo Medical-Check up

  6. Undergo Settling in Programme (Not Applicable for Ex-Singapore)

  7. MOM Thumbprint to get Work Permit Issued

  8. Deployment of helper

Key Country Information

Religion Breakdown:

Muslims: 87.2%

Roman Catholic: 2.9%

Official Language: Bahasa Indonesia

Key Occupations:

Services: 47.9%

Agriculture: 38.9%

Industry: 13.2%

Filipino Helpers

Filipino helpers constitute the second largest group of domestic helpers in Singapore. We have a training facility based in Philippines whose management team frequently performs their own quality
assessment checks to ensure that standards are kept up to par.

We have implemented a structured training syllabus and assessment to ensure that the helpers-in-training meet our stringent quality assurances. Additionally, our training team also consists of several former
helpers with prior experience working in Singapore. Given their shared cultural background with the helpers-in-training, they can provide valuable insights and knowledge to them throughout the programme.

Our bio-data on Filipino helpers is also exclusive; they are not shared
with other agencies in Singapore.

 

Basic Salary: From SGD620

Minimum Training Duration: 28 days

Average Processing Time: 1.5 - 2.5 Months

Key Process of Employing an Filipino Helper

  1. MOM Application / Approval

  2. Filipino Contract done in Philippines Embassy in Singapore

  3. Filipino Contract couriered to Philippines Office for processing

  4. Helper undergoes a series of requirements set by the Philippines government, including seminars, training examinations and medicals

  5. Arrival of the helper in Singapore

  6. Undergo Medical-Check up

  7. Undergo Settling in Programme (Not Applicable for Ex-Singapore)

  8. MOM Thumbprint to get Work Permit Issued

  9. Deployment of helper

Key Country Information

Religion Breakdown:

Muslims: 82.9%

Christian: 5%

Official Language: Filipino and English<

Key Occupations:

Services: 55%

Agriculture: 29%

Official Language: Filipino and English

Key Occupations:

Services: 55%

Agriculture: 29%

Industry: 16%

Myanmar Helpers

Myanmar helpers constitute the third-largest group of domestic helpers in Singapore. We maintain one of the most extensive networks in Myanmar, providing us with a consistent pool of biographical data for our review and assessment. To uphold our commitment to quality, our local team regularly travels to Myanmar to conduct in-person interviews and screenings.

 

Basic Salary: From SGD450

Average Processing Time:1 Month 1 Month

Key Process of Employing an Myanmar Helper

  1. MOM Application / Approval

  2. Arrival of the helper in Singapore

  3. Undergo Medical-Check up

  4. Undergo Settling in Programme (Not Applicable for Ex-Singapore)

  5. MOM Thumbprint to get Work Permit Issued

  6. Deployment of maid

Key Country Information

Religion Breakdown:

Buddhist: 87.9%

Christian: 6.2%

Muslim: 4.3%

Official Language: Burmese

Key Occupations:

Agriculture: 70%

Services: 23%

We highly encourage our clients to allow their new helpers to attend a 1-day orientation course at our Katong Training Centre, conducted by our local trainer.

This provides them with an opportunity to acclimate to their new job.

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30+ Years in the Maid Industry

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4-Step Comprehensive Screening Process

High Retention Rate, Low Transfer Rate