Can I hire an FDW from another employer on a part-time basis to do household work?

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No.

It is an offence for a foreign domestic worker (FDW) to engage in part-time employment, with or without her employer’s consent.

Under the Work Permit conditions, an FDW is employed to perform domestic chores only for her employer at the residential address stated in her Work Permit card.

Can I hire an FDW from another employer on a part-time basis to do household work?

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