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Anonymous

15 Aug 2020

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Looking to work overseas in a foreign firm in 2 years time. How will the process be like and do the foreign firm needs to pay my cpf?

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Lee John

15 Aug 2020

CPF contributions are not mandatory for Singapore citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents working overseas.

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