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This is either an error (against which you could appeal), or the rules have changed (without our knowledge), or (most likely) they do not believe that the salary increase is real - in that case apply again in a few months with three payslips and bank statements showing that the higher salary was actually paid.

@beppi thanks for your reply

Just to update, my daughter's dependent pass has been approved. Thanks all and happy new year!

@pwl91

Hi congrats may i know vaccination verification needed for 6 yr kid ? And after applying how many after u got approval ? Pls share thank you.

聽 聽 @pwl91Hi congrats may i know vaccination verification needed for 6 yr kid ? And after applying how many after u got approval ? Pls share thank you.聽 聽 聽 聽 -@evelinm91

Vaccinations for diphtheria and measles - two highly contagious and serious diseases that are more easily acquired by children - are mandated by law under the Infectious Diseases Act (IDA).

MOH is extending diphtheria and measles vaccination requirements to foreign-born children applying for long-term immigration passes in Singapore as part of the continued efforts to further strengthen the overall national coverage for vaccinations for the measles and diphtheria.

All foreign-born children aged 12 years and below, with at least one Singapore Citizen/ Permanent Resident parent, are not subjected to the vaccination documentation requirements. For the rest of the foreign-born children - who are not existing pass holders - they are subjected to the vaccination documentation requirements. Those who are not due for vaccination should still apply through the Verification of Vaccination Requirements eService: and will be issued the 鈥淰erification of Vaccination Requirements (VR) (for entry to Singapore)鈥� document. They will be informed to follow up on the required vaccinations in Singapore when these are due.

Foreign children born locally to foreigners, are not subjected to the vaccination documentation requirements

Thanks alott for the information