REVISIONS to a scheme for foreigners who want to set up businesses in Singapore are causing jitters among some expatriates.
The amendments to the EntrePass scheme, made at the end of September, have made it more rigorous for new applicants, but those already on it fear they too will be asked to meet the new, higher standards.
Previously, applicants for the pass had to submit a business plan and put down a $3,000 banker's guarantee or get a Singaporean sponsor.
Read the full story in Wednesday's edition of The Straits Times.
