If my S Pass or Work Permit holder needs long-term medical care due to non-work related ailment, must I provide and pay for the entire medical treatment?

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If your worker needs long-term medical care arising from non-work related ailment, you may send the migrant worker home to continue treatment once your worker's condition has stabilised and is certified fit to travel by a doctor.

You are also responsible for the cost of sending your worker home.

This information is sourced from MOM.

You are also responsible for the cost of sending your worker home.

If my S Pass or Work Permit holder needs long-term medical care due to non-work related ailment, must I provide and pay for the entire medical treatment?

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