AI Agent for Immigration Consultants in Singapore

• "i'm on s pass 3 years, my wife is on dp. what's the chance of pr?"
• "how much do you charge?"
• "i already applied for pr with another company. they promised me heaven and earth, in the end no result. not comfortable paying again"
• "i'm on work permit, can you help?"
• "i'm from overseas, can i apply for pr in singapore?"
• "11am tuesday can?"
• "can you get back to me next week?"

Every one of these arrives from an ad, and the person asking is messaging other agencies at the same time. Two of them ask for an outcome that nobody can promise. One asks for a price before any consultant has looked at the case. Some arrive in Chinese. In the consultancy we spoke to at length, an assignment tool hands each lead to one of three salespeople, and the salesperson follows up by hand when they get to it, once, maybe twice. That is why nobody answers at 9pm.

Try it on ours first: message +65 8012 4848 at any hour and the agent that replies is 41 Closer.

1. It answers the first message in minutes. Day or night, on your own WhatsApp number. The lead is messaging other agencies at the same time, so the first reply matters. It answers in English or the mixed English your leads type. If many of your leads write in Chinese, tell us before you count on it.
2. It asks the qualifying questions, one at a time. Nationality, pass type, years in Singapore, income band, and who is applying. It gives no odds and makes no assessment. Pass types your form turns away, such as Work Permit, get a polite no, so your consultants spend their time on cases they can take.
3. It quotes your fee and answers the objection. If you want the fee stated up front, it quotes from your price list. When a lead says another company promised them heaven and earth, it answers in your words, from the scripts and SOPs you give us, and says plainly that ICA decides.
4. It books the consultation. Zoom or your office, whichever the lead prefers. The lead picks a time, the calendar invite goes out, and the lead can change the time in the same chat. Once the consultation is booked, the agent stops selling and your consultant takes over.
5. It follows up until the lead replies. It tries again a few hours later and keeps trying over the following week, until they answer or ask it to stop. "Get back to me next week" sets a reminder for next week. Leads nobody has chased in months can be messaged again from an export of your old chats, with a WhatsApp approved message.

What it connects to. On Starter it reads your price list, your scripts and SOPs, and your calendar. On Pro it also writes each lead and booked consultation into your CRM, if it is one we have connected before, and can pass the record on by webhook to a tool like Zapier. It does not read your Facebook lead form and it does not connect to Privyr today, so ask us before you count on either. Email is not a channel. WhatsApp group chats are not either, that is a WhatsApp limit.

• One consultancy owner we spoke to pays for 300 to 400 leads a month. In his words, some get followed up "once, maybe at most twice", and "it's quite a waste, because we spend good money for leads to come in".
• The same owner had so many leads that he paused his ads, and he asked whether the agent could chase the "100 or maybe 50" leads his team never followed up.
• We sent one real enquiry to 25 Singapore businesses between 8pm and 11pm. One replied within five minutes. The median wait for a human reply was 13.3 hours, four never replied, and the slowest took 13 days.
• A Singapore professional services firm cut its quote time from 3 hours to 5 minutes, with errors down 90% and sales capacity up 35%.

One month to start, charged from the day it goes live. Then month to month with 30 days notice and no contract. No GST is charged. Eligible Singapore SMEs can apply the EDGE grant, which replaced the EDG on 30 September 2026, to part of the cost. All plans and terms.