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Changes to Global Investor Programme will Generate More Spin-offs for the Singapore Economy (Media Release, 2 March 2023)

Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) · Government · 2 Mar 2023 · Singapore

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CompleteReviewed 9 Oct 2026

Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.

What the document holds

EDB media release of 2 Mar 2023 (5 pp.): changes to GIP Options A, B and C effective 15 Mar 2023 (new minimums already in program_terms; event already recorded), hiring conditions for re-entry permit renewal, 24,699 jobs created by GIP investors 2011-2022 and an average of 60 investors granted PR a year in 2020-2022 (both already extracted), March 2020 revision (already an event), GIP introduced in 2004 (already an event), and an annex comparing existing and new requirements. Added: the pre-15-March-2023 minimums printed in the annex (S$2.5m for Options A, B and C; family-office AUM S$200m with S$50m held in Singapore; S$2m total business expenditure by year 5) and the new S$50m AUM maintenance condition. Hiring counts (employees to be hired) are conditions without money amounts and are given in notes. Rules restated from other sources are now recorded from this document too (decision 8).

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About the document

What it covers GIP changes effective 15 Mar 2023 (Options A/B/C old vs new, annex table); jobs created by GIP investors 2011-2022; average PR grants per year 2020-2022; March 2020 revision.

Notes Official EDB release; 5 pages. Annex compares "existing requirements" (pre-15 Mar 2023) with new ones.

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