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Addressing Adverse Effects of Foreign Talent in Singapore

Explore the impact of foreign talent in Singapore, its adverse side effects, and ways to mitigate them. Understand the perspective of locals and government leaders on accommodating foreign talents while prioritizing Singaporeans. Learn about efforts to balance global talent attraction with nurturing local workforce.

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Addressing Adverse Effects of Foreign Talent in Singapore

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  1. Q: Are there any adverse side-effects as a result of their presence in Singapore? What can be done to accommodate these foreign talents and minimize the adverse side-effects?

  2. Definition of Foreign Talent

  3. The official position is to accord foreign talent status only to foreigners who hold an employment pass and above. Work permit holders, into which category fall construction workers are excluded.

  4. Problem Caused Ayer Rajah MP Tan Cheng Bock raising the issue in Parliament in March last year ----”Singaporeans first”

  5. Side Effects • Not well received by Singaporeans • Unfairness: e.g. National Serveice • Less investment in developing local talent • Foreign Talent are mobile

  6. Minimize the Side Effects

  7. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong & Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew ---- "Singaporeans come first but…"

  8. PM Goh ---- National Day Rally speech “The challenge is no longer to just attract global talent but also to make Singapore attractive enough for them to finally think of Singapore as home he challenge”

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