From newborn care to eldercare, KSQ Manpower matches your family with full-time domestic helpers and handles every step — shortlist, interviews, and Work Permit paperwork.
Find a trusted live-in helper without the hiring guesswork
Screened before you meet them
Every candidate goes through interviews, skill assessments, and reference checks. We look at background, experience, and fit with your household — not just skills on paper.
Full-time live-in helpers only
We don't do part-time placements. Every helper we place lives in and works full-time, so our shortlists and advice are built around a stable, long-term fit for your home.
Support after placement
Our job doesn't end when your helper arrives. We stay in touch with both you and your helper, smooth out early concerns, and step in quickly if something isn't working.
How it works
From first enquiry to a settled helper in four steps
You deal directly with Mark and Ann at every step — no call centres, no handovers between departments.
1
Tell us what you need
Share your household routine, childcare or eldercare needs, language preferences, and target start date over WhatsApp or a call.
2
Shortlist and interview
We recommend suitable helpers from our biodata pool and arrange interviews — in person at our Roxy Square office or by video call.
3
We handle the paperwork
Work Permit application, transfer timing, insurance, bond, and Settling-In Programme coordination are all managed for you.
4
Your helper starts work
Your helper moves in and starts work, and you keep a direct line to Mark and Ann for anything that comes up afterwards.
Everyday housekeeping, at a glance. Sweeping, cleaning, and mopping sit alongside the childcare and eldercare our live-in helpers take on.
Reviews
What families say about KSQ
5.0★★★★★rating on Google
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“We're impressed with KSQ. Their staff are very well-trained and diligent.”
AAishwaryaGoogle review
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“KSQ Manpower Services has supplied my family with exceptional assistance.”
TTony LamGoogle review
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“With KSQ, our children are well taken care of.”
AAhmadGoogle review
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“Having tried various agencies before, KSQ stands out for its reliability.”
Typical figures so you can budget before you call. We confirm the full breakdown for your household before anything is signed.
Helper salary
S$570 – S$750per month
Depends on the helper's nationality and experience.
Monthly levy
S$300per month
S$60 concessionary rate if your household has a child under 16, an elderly member aged 67+, or a person with disabilities.
Security bond & insurance
S$5,000 bondone-time
Needed for non-Malaysian helpers, usually as an insurance-backed guarantee, plus mandatory medical and personal accident cover.
Agency fee
Quoted upfrontone package
One package price with no hidden costs. Ask us for a quote for your household.
How long it takes
Transfer helpers are already in Singapore and can often start sooner. A new helper from overseas first needs Work Permit approval, a medical exam, and the Settling-In Programme.
Shortlist helpers by experience, language, childcare, eldercare, cooking ability, and transfer availability.
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Experienced Helper
APRILLE JOY BALAG LADIA
Aprille has experience in Saudi Arabia for 4 years doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of 74-year-old grandmother with hypertension and diabetes
Mae worked in the Philippines doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of an 8-month-old baby girl and 2 dogs for 2 years, and finished the contract. Now she is working for a Filipino employer doing housework chores and cooking until now
Rose Mary, worked in the Philippines doing household chores, cooking and taking care of 68 years 68-year-old bedridden grandmother stroke patient for 2 years
Mary Ann worked in the Philippines for 4 years doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of a 3-year-old. She also worked in Singapore for 9 months for a Chinese employer from China. She went back because of the adverse working conditions
Lilibeth worked in the Philippines for 4 years doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of two children, a 5-year-old.She also worked in Saudi Arabia for 1 year. She went back to the Philippines because of the adverse working conditions
Heidie worked in UEA doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of three children, ages 12,10, and 7, and finished the contract after 2 years. She also worked in the Philippines doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of 78-year-old grandfather cancer patient, for 2 years
Elaine worked in the UAE for 4 years doing household chores, cooking and taking care of 6,3 and a newborn baby, finished contract. She worked in Oman doing household chores and cooking for 2 years finished her contract.
Jovic worked in the Philippines for 5 years doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of a 2-year-old girl and a newborn baby boy for a Filipino employer.
Marita worked in Singapore doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of 89-year-old grandmother for 8 months. She went back to the Philippines because her mother was sent to the ICU with have medical condition. She also has experience in the Philippines, taking care of a 3-year-old for 2 years
Lorna worked in Saudi Arabia for 3 years and finished her contract her job is doing household chores, cooking, and taking care of three afge 9,4 and 1 year old
Marilene worked in Kuwait for 3 years and finished her contract. She also worked in Singapore for 2 years and finished her contract with a Chinese family. Her last employer is Filipino; she worked for 5 months because her employer lost her job in Singapore
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