Pilot scheme to ease entry of more maids into Singapore amid Covid-19


The programme is intended to help meet the domestic and caregiving needs of local households. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): More foreign domestic workers may soon be able to come into Singapore, under a pilot programme that starts this month.

The programme, led by the Association of Employment Agencies (Singapore) and several maid agencies, will see domestic workers undergo additional safe management measures in their home countries before they can enter Singapore.

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