Undertaking Bond

Commercial Insurance

What is Undertaking Bond (MYE Bond)?

An undertaking bond is a financial guarantee by the sub-contractor to indemnify the main contractor for foreign workers related expenses incurred (e.g. food, temporary accommodation, foreign worker levy, salary, repatriation expenses back to home country, etc) should the sub-contractor goes into financial default.

The sub-contractor is required to put up an undertaking bond when being allocated “Man-Year Entitlement (MYE)” by the main contractor to employ work permit holders.

The primary purpose is to indemnify the main contractor against any financial liabilities to the sub-contractor’s workers following the latter’s financial default.

Documents Required:

  • Company’s ACRA business profile
  • Letter of Award from Main Contractor
  • Bond Format required by Main Contractor
  • Number Of MYE Allocated
  • Bond Amount Per Worker (E.g. $2,000, $3,000 or $5,000, etc)
  • Bond Duration

Other Services you may require:

We also provide the following services to address the other requirements in relation to the employment of foreign workers:

For a quotation, contact us today at 6513 6983 or
email: client.service@allegiance.com.sg