Singapore

IELTS is not universally mandatory for obtaining a work visa in Singapore. However, it can significantly enhance your employability and job opportunities. Proficiency in English is crucial for effective communication in the workplace.

A good salary to live in Singapore depends on experience level, job role and industry type. However, it is important that you earn enough to cover the cost of living in singapore which is SGD 1,480 ( INR 95,129) excluding rent.

• Entry-level jobs: SGD 3,000 to SGD 5,000 per month.
• Mid-level professionals: SGD 6,000 to SGD 10,000 per month.
• Senior-level or experienced professionals: SGD 12,000 or more per month

This is just an estimated salary range based on different job levels. However, the actual salary you may earn depends on your industry demand, job role, and skill set.

As mentioned by Payscale, the average salary in Singapore for a Software Engineer is around INR 42.00 Lakhs per year. This can vary depending on factors such as your experience, company size, location, and skills. If you are skilled and experienced then you can get a salary higher than average salary.

Apart from education and experience, required skills, Industry demand, specialization, Size of organization, Location, Market Value, and Cost of living are the major factors that affect the average salary in Singapore. Also, your negotiation skills will play an important role in deciding how much money you'll get.

Nanyang Business School and National University of Singapore are the Top MBA colleges in Singapore. The Financial Times rankings of these universities are given below:

The average salary of an MBA in Singapore is SGD 121,000 per year (Around INR 79.16 lakh). The top recruiters in Singapore for MBA graduates are:

• Standard Chartered Bank
• DBS
• Citi Bank
• Accenture
• Novartis

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore graduates are always in high demand by the industry due to their interdisciplinary training and relevant research competencies. NTU MS in Materials Science graduates secure employment during their final year in MNCs and overseas universities/research institutions such as Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), BASF, Hewlett Packard, Ciba Vision, University of Queensland, Advanced Micro Devices, and GlobalFoundries. 

Here is the list of required documents for Singapore Student visa:

• Valid passport
• Completed Student Visa Application Form
• Application fee payment receipt
• Admission Offer Letter
• Two passport-sized photographs
• Bank Statements - Funds to be shown
• Bank education loan sanction letter

The cost of singapore student visa application is SGD 30. Students also need to pay SGD 60 as Student Visa Issuance Fee when they will reach Singapore for higher studies. Students can pay this fees online through the Student's Pass Online Application and Registration (SOLAR) system.