Anonymous

13 Oct 2020

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If both my partner and I are full-time students but are working part-time, are we eligible for the EHG? Or must we opt for the deferred income assessment?

Context: I am able to provide 12 months of payslips and proof of CPF contributions (apart from Apr and May 2020 due to COVID-19 which disrupted my job)

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Jiayee

13 Oct 2020

Salaryman at some company

As you are full-time students, you are not considered as "employed" in the eyes of HDB. Just be as truthful as possible and HDB will take it from there.

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