How to Shortlist Maids on Smart Maid (Step by Step)
Shortlisting is how you keep track of helpers you might hire without losing the search criteria that made them a match. Search — filter on search-maid or a category page such as…
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Shortlisting is how you keep track of helpers you might hire without losing the search criteria that made them a match. Search — filter on search-maid or a category page such as…
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Singapore employers pay a monthly foreign worker levy for migrant domestic workers. Levy rates depend on factors such as whether you qualify for concessions — check the official…
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Rest days are a recurring topic between employers and helpers. MOM requires employers to provide rest days — the default is one rest day per week unless an alternative…
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Caring for ageing parents at home often requires patience, mobility support, and companionship. Start with maids listing elderly care experience, then refine by language and…
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Parents hiring for newborn or toddler care should prioritise experience, safety awareness, and clear routines. Use the infant care search page to browse relevant biodata. What to…
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Employers often start their search with a nationality in mind — Filipino, Indonesian, Myanmar, Indian, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Thai, or Cambodian helpers are commonly deployed…
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Before an MDW can start or renew her Work Permit, employers must arrange mandatory insurance and, for most nationalities, a security bond. These are legal requirements — not…
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The first two weeks set the tone for a long employer–helper relationship. A little preparation at home reduces stress for everyone — especially if your helper is new to…
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Most Singapore households hire domestic helpers through a licensed employment agency. Agencies are regulated by MOM and play a central role in recruitment, Work Permit processing…
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After a domestic helper starts work in Singapore, employers must send her for regular six-monthly medical examinations (6ME) as required by MOM. Missing or late 6ME can affect…
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