How do I contact the Singapore Nursing Board?
How do I contact the Singapore Nursing Board?
Please email us at [email protected] for all enquiries, stating your full name and registration number where applicable.
How long does it take for SNB approval?
The average processing time is four (4) weeks, provided that the documentation is complete and in order. Longer processing time is expected if documents are not submitted or SNB requires more time to review a complex case, or when SNB is experiencing peak periods.
What is SNB certificate?
Under the Nurses and Midwives Act (Chapter 209), a person must be registered/enrolled with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) and possess a valid Practising Certificate (PC) in order to practise nursing/midwifery in Singapore. It is an offence to practise nursing/midwifery without a valid practising certificate.
How do I get a nursing license in Singapore?
To become a Registered Nurse in Singapore, you will need to have a Diploma in Nursing or Bachelor of Science (Nursing). You can obtain a Bachelor of Science (Nursing) locally from National University of Singapore over a duration of 3 years (or 4 years for a degree with Honours).
How long does SNB license last?
5 years
For SUCCESSFUL Renewal of Practising Certificate You are not allowed to renew your Practising Certificate if you did NOT practise nursing/ midwifery for a continuous period of 5 years.
What does IPA means in SNB?
In-principle approval (IPA) for migrant worker. Work passes.
How do I register with SNB?
Documents required for Registration/Enrolment Online Application
- Passport or NRIC (if applicable)
- Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
- Transcript of nursing education from training school/college/university (to include detailed breakdown of theory and clinical practice in hours or weeks)
What is conditional registration SNB?
Nurses/midwives on conditional registration/enrolment must make a request to Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) to transfer their registration/enrolment if they wish to change employment or work in a different place of practice. The employing healthcare institution will need to apply for transfer for the nurses/midwives.
How many nurses are there in Singapore?
In Singapore, nurses form the largest group of professionals – statistics from the Ministry of Health indicate that there are 42,000 nurses in Singapore as of 2020, of which 1,400 are new, a double from 2019.
Can I stay in Singapore with IPA letter?
The employee can enter Singapore with the IPA which includes a pre-approved single entry visa for them to enter Singapore. The Notification letter allows the employee to travel freely for 1 month whilst they obtain their biometric data (if required).
How do I check my IPA in Singapore?
You will get an IPA letter when your worker’s Work Permit application is approved. The validity of the IPA will be mentioned in the letter. This is the window you have to bring the worker into Singapore. To check the IPA validity, use Work Permit or IPA Validity Check via WP Online (Non-login).
What is the difference between registered nurse and staff nurse?
Registered Nurse is a qualified first level nurse who has undertaken a course of preparation of at least three years. Following qualification the person is employed as staff nurse in the work place. The enrolled nurse works in the clinical setting as part of a team usually lead by a registered nurse.
What is the address of Singapore Nursing Board?
Address : Singapore Nursing Board c/o Secretariat of healthcare Professional Boards (SPB) 81 Kim Keat Road #10-00 Singapore 328836
What is the role of SNB?
Welcome The Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) is the regulatory authority for nurses and midwives in Singapore. We aim to protect the public through licensure and regulation of nursing/midwifery education and practice.
Is the Singapore Nursing Board office open during the covid-19 outbreak?
In line with the Singapore government’s COVID-19 measures to reduce transmission risks, work-from-home continues to remain the default arrangement. As such, the Singapore Nursing Board office is temporarily closed until further notice.
