SINGAPORE – To earn money, a man allowed an unknown person to use his Singpass details to set up shell companies, which were then used to obtain work passes for 16 foreign nationals.
Loh Kai Siang, 29, was sentenced to eight months and three weeks’ jail on Nov 12 after pleading guilty to three charges.
Two charges were for obtaining a work pass for a business that does not exist, while the third was for the possession of cash from drug dealing.
Court documents showed that Loh joined a Telegram group named “fastcash” in 2023 and became acquainted with a person known as “Jay La”, who advertised ways to earn fast cash.
Loh messaged Jay La, who said he would set up a company and asked Loh to scan QR codes with his Singpass to approve transactions.
In return, Loh was promised $500 a month.
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