A dispute over unpaid wages is leaving migrant workers in Singapore in a precarious situation, with some facing the risk of overstaying their visas. Affected workers report being unable to afford basic necessities, including school fees for their children back home, and are being forced to borrow money. The lack of valid work passes puts them at risk of detention and deportation. The situation highlights vulnerabilities within Singapore’s migrant worker system and raises concerns about worker protections. Authorities have not yet commented on the specific case, but the workers are seeking resolution to receive their owed earnings. The financial strain is causing significant hardship for the workers and their families, creating a cycle of debt and uncertainty.