foreign talent

Why Singapore’s workforce needs both openness and a strong local core

Companies headquartered in Singapore have secured a "neutral" level of trust on the 2026 Edelman Trust Barometer. 

More than one-third of people want fewer foreign firms operating in their home country: report

A leading global chipmaker's factory in Ho Chi Minh City. The Singapore-Vietnam Innovation Talent Exchange Programme offers opportunities for up to 300 young professionals to take up roles in fields such as data science, AI and semiconductors.

Singapore-Vietnam talent exchange scheme for young professionals up and running

The US has the world’s largest Indian diaspora, according to Indian government data, including around 2.1 million Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), some of the most sought-after marriage prospects.

US visa no longer a passport to love for Indians after Trump H-1B squeeze

The annualised population growth rate over the last five years is also higher at 1.5%, compared with the 0.5% recorded in the preceding five-year period between 2015 and 2020.

Singapore’s population hits record 6.11 million, boosted by foreign workers

Access to global talent attracts foreign investments and multinational corporations to grow the economic pie and continue creating good jobs for Singaporeans, says Senior Minister of State for Manpower Koh Poh Koon.

Expanding access to global talent among four moves to grow Singapore’s economy: Koh Poh Koon

To stay ahead, Singapore needs a more coherent system, one that keeps the core strong, while letting fresh talent and ideas flow in, say the writers.

Durability over hype: Assuring Singapore’s talent edge