Not enough values error

I get this error in the following query. What could be the problem?

Insert into Identification@Indus_Link
(Vno,
Employeecode,
Employeeno, Employeename, Fathername, Nicno, Fathernicno, Dob, city, District, address, telephone, Mobile, Entrydate, Jobtitle, Jobnature, Joiningdate, Confirmationdate, rest, Issuspended, Eobino, Ssno, Shiftcode, Jobtype, Accountno, Departmentid, Educationcode, experience, Eobi, Ntn, Identification_Mark, sex, Fromdate, so far
)
Values (IDSEQ, EMPCODE, EMPNO,
(Select Employeename, Fathername, Nicno, Fathernicno, date of birth, city,
Neighborhood, address, telephone, Mobile, Entrydate,
Current_Designation (Employeecode),
Current_Jobnature (Employeecode), Joiningdate,
Still, Issuspended, Eobino, Confirmationdate, Ssno,
Current_Shift (Employeecode),
Current_Jobtype (Employeecode), Peru,
Current_Department (Employeecode), Educationcode,
Eobi, Ntn, Identification_Mark, sex, experience
FromDate, so far
Identification
Where Employeecode = '911145')
)

The values are enough.

No, they are not... that's what means the error message...

Willy says:
IDSEQ,
EMPCODE,
EMPNO,

are variables.

Yes I know.. I was referring to the SELECT... This should be a scalar subquery

SQL> create table test
  2  (id number
  3  ,name varchar2(50)
  4  ,lastname varchar2(50)
  5  )
  6  /

Table created.

SQL>
SQL> insert into test
  2  values (1, (select 'something', 'other' from dual))
  3  /
insert into test
            *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00947: not enough values

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> insert into test
  2  values (1, 'something', 'other')
  3  /

1 row created.

SQL>

do this instead:

insert ...
Select IDSEQ, EMPCODE, EMPNO,Employeename, Fathername, Nicno, Fathernicno, Dob, City,
District, Address, Phone, Mobile, Entrydate,
Current_Designation (Employeecode),
Current_Jobnature (Employeecode), Joiningdate,
Confirmationdate, Rest, Issuspended, Eobino, Ssno,
Current_Shift (Employeecode),
Current_Jobtype (Employeecode), Accountno,
Current_Department (Employeecode), Educationcode,
Experience, Eobi, Ntn, Identification_Mark, Gender,
Fromdate, Todate
From Identification
Where Employeecode = '911145'
)

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