About BB Network
BB Network is a maid agency operating islandwide in Singapore, listed on KakiList with verified contact details. No Google reviews are currently available, so independent rating data cannot be cited at this time. The agency has not provided ACRA registration details or regulatory licence information in its current listing.
When engaging a maid agency in Singapore, the process typically begins with understanding whether you need a new-hire helper or a transfer helper — new hires involve a higher placement fee (typically S$1,500–3,500) and a longer lead time, while transfer helpers are available sooner and at a lower placement fee (typically S$500–1,500). You will also need to budget for the helper's monthly salary (S$550–800 depending on nationality and experience), the monthly MOM levy (S$300 standard, or S$60 concessionary if your household includes a child under 16, an elderly member aged 67 or above, or a person with disability), mandatory FDW insurance, and the Settling-In Programme. Source-country options commonly include Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka, each with different cultural backgrounds and skill profiles.
Before proceeding, verify that BB Network holds a valid MOM Employment Agency (EA) Licence by searching the MOM online EA directory. Confirm all fees, the replacement guarantee window, and early-termination terms in writing before paying any deposit.
Listing data is incomplete — contact BB Network directly to confirm details.
Verify the EA Licence number on MOM's online EA directory before paying any deposit, and read the agency contract's replacement, refund, and early-termination clauses.
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| BB Network (this page) | — | — | — | ✓ |
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BB Network has not published a detailed fee schedule in its current listing, so you will need to request a breakdown directly. As a general guide, placement fees in Singapore run S$1,500–3,500 for a new-hire helper and S$500–1,500 for a transfer helper. On top of the agency fee, budget for the helper's monthly salary (S$550–800 depending on nationality and experience) and the monthly MOM levy (S$300 standard or S$60 concessionary). Confirm in writing exactly what is bundled into the placement fee — mandatory FDW insurance (approximately S$300–600 per year), the Settling-In Programme, medical examination, and Work Permit application costs are sometimes included and sometimes billed separately. See the full maid agency cost guide for Singapore →
Every legitimate maid agency in Singapore must hold an MOM Employment Agency (EA) Licence, which is verifiable on MOM's online EA directory by agency name or licence number. The licence number should appear on the agency's website, contracts, and invoices. BB Network's current listing does not include a licence number, so you should ask for it directly and cross-check it on the MOM directory before paying anything. EA Grading runs from A+ to C; agencies rated A+ or A have stronger compliance records and complaint-handling processes. Hiring through an unlicensed agent is illegal, leaves you with no recourse if the helper absconds or the agency folds, and can void your FDW insurance. Verify the EA Licence number on MOM's online EA directory before paying any deposit, and read the agency contract's replacement, refund, and early-termination clauses.
BB Network has not published replacement guarantee terms in its current listing. Industry-standard practice is a replacement window of up to six months from the helper's arrival date, with one or two replacements included within that period. Clarify what circumstances void the guarantee — documented mismatch or conduct issues are typically covered, whereas general dissatisfaction may not be. Also confirm the early-termination process, including who bears the cost of the repatriation flight, how unused MOM levy is refunded, and who handles the Work Permit cancellation paperwork. These costs fall on the household if the placement breaks down outside the guarantee window. Contact BB Network directly to get these terms in writing before committing.
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