You need to apply for a new Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass card within 1 week after it is lost, damaged or stolen.
At a glance
When to replace |
If your pass card is lost, stolen or damaged, you must apply for a replacement within 1 week.
Note:
- If your card was stolen, you must file a police report.
- If you lost your card while overseas, you must inform us immediately. We will issue you a letter which you can use to enter Singapore.
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Who can apply |
Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass holder |
How much it costs |
For a damaged card, the fee is $60.
For a lost or stolen card, the fee is:
- $100 for the first time.
- $300 for subsequent times.
Fees are non-refundable.
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How long it takes |
The duration is as follows:
- Processing time: Immediate for most cases.
- Card collection: 4 working days after approval.
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Note:
- We may call you for an interview before we issue a new card or if you lose your card repeatedly.
- If your lost card is found, please return it to us immediately by post to: Ministry of Manpower, 18 Havelock Road, Singapore 059764.
Apply for a replacement card
You should:
- Make an appointment at our Employment Pass Services Centre (EPSC).
- Bring your original passport for the appointment. If applicable, you should also bring your damaged card or the police report for your stolen card. Overseas police reports should be translated to English.
- Pay the relevant fees using Visa, Mastercard, Amex, NETS or CashCard. If your credit or debit card was not issued in Singapore, please ensure it has been activated for overseas use.
Once you successfully apply for a replacement card, you will receive a card replacement letter.
Collect the replacement card
You can collect your card at the EPSC 4 working days after your replacement card request is approved. You do not need to make an appointment.
You must collect the replacement card in person.
Bring along these documents for your collection:
- Original passport
- Card replacement letter
- Completed declaration form for the lost or stolen card
- (If applicable) Police report for the stolen card
Overseas police reports should be translated to English.
You may collect the card in person or authorise someone to collect the card on your behalf.
If you |
Do this |
Collect the card in person |
Bring along these items for your collection:
- Original passport
- Card replacement letter
- Damaged card
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Authorise someone to collect the card on your behalf |
Make sure the authorised person brings along these items:
- An authorisation letter from you
- The authorised person’s NRIC, pass card, or passport for verification
- Card replacement letter
- Damaged card
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