Dear god! I want to ask for help. I submitted my resume online to a hotel internship management position in Singapore, and I was contacted by an intermediary company.

1. Many recruitment websites in Singapore are information released by intermediaries, so it is normal for an intermediary to contact you after submitting a resume online.

You can find the company you mentioned on the website of Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM), which should be qualified. However, this company only successfully introduced 12 months, which is too few.

3.TEP's full name is training and employment certificate, commonly known as internship certificate. TEP is not a formal work visa.

The 4.TEP application fee is only S $20. After approval, you need to pay 120 S $ fee and 30 S $ visa fee. All add up to S $65,438+070. If they ask you 1K, that's more like it If it's $65438 +0K, it's a bit outrageous.

5.TEP's application requirements are very high, and you must have a basic salary of at least S $3,000 per month to apply. This requirement is enough to apply for a formal EP. What's your basic salary except the monthly subsidy of S $500? It is impossible to buy TEP for less than S $3,000.

6. When the company applies for a license, it will definitely sign a contract with you. Resignation compensation is usually stipulated, and it is the same in China. If you want to show TEP around Singapore, that's fine, but when you leave, you may have to lose money before you quit. It's not cost-effective. It's better to travel by yourself. If you run away for fear of losing money and don't resign, you will definitely be blacklisted and you will not be able to enter Singapore in any case.

If you have any other questions, please keep asking.