Singapore sources
Official sources and calculation methods used for CampCareer's Singapore salary, student-cost, tuition, work and study information.
Professional salary distribution
Ministry of Manpower
- Method
- Monthly P20, median and P80 gross income values are multiplied by twelve, producing SGD 64,800–166,800 and a median benchmark of SGD 100,800.
- Coverage and limits
- Resident professionals, managers and executives excluding associate professionals and technicians; employer CPF is excluded.
Student living costs
National University of Singapore
- Method
- The displayed SGD 1,150–3,400 range spans the official on-campus and off-campus monthly planning scenarios.
- Coverage and limits
- One student, tuition excluded. Private rent and personal spending can exceed the upper value.
International undergraduate tuition
NTU and SUTD
- Method
- The range uses the subsidised non-ASEAN international rate for a mainstream NTU programme and the published SUTD undergraduate rate.
- Coverage and limits
- Students taking the MOE Tuition Grant generally accept a three-year Singapore work obligation after graduation.
Minimum-wage treatment
Ministry of Manpower
- Method
- The evidence layer records that Singapore has no universal statutory hourly minimum, so the dashboard does not invent a numeric value.
- Coverage and limits
- Progressive Wage Model and sector-specific requirements apply to covered roles and employers.
Student work permission
Ministry of Manpower
- Method
- The calculation layer stores the school-term maximum of 16 hours per week.
- Coverage and limits
- Only students at listed institutions qualify; approved industrial attachments have separate treatment.
Student's Pass fee
Immigration & Checkpoints Authority
- Method
- The primary application metric stores the SGD 45 processing fee.
- Coverage and limits
- The SGD 60 issuance fee and, where applicable, SGD 30 multiple-journey visa fee are additional.
Last reviewed 6 August 2026. A national range describes its source population or stated planning scenario; it does not predict an individual's salary, expenses, admission, employment or visa outcome.