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Q1 - Well this depends on which condo you are staying at. Not all condos are located right in front of the bus stops or MRT station. However, bear in the mind the weather here, it can be common that you'll be sweating while waiting for the bus to arrive. I guess most of the members here advise you t...

try Lunch Actually - one of the Singapore born agency

i dun think it is that strict. 10 books are not that alot and can sell in carousell. Unless you are selling a whole load of books such as 100 over, than yes you will need to register as sole proprietor. And no matter if you are registered or not, you still need to declare your earnings -check out IR...

I like to add on to BBCWatcher's reply: There are actually shopping malls nearby for Mountbatten/Dakota/Paya lebar areas, so you can have access to supermarket and restaurants. Mountbatten - one stop away from Stadium (Kallang Leisure Park & Kallang Wave Mall - both have supermarkets, and restaurant...

Yah Singapore condos do not have large bedrooms or even common spaces. Remember Singapore has limited land space. I think that Toa Payoh or Ang Mo Kio are great areas to stay. They are more mature estates with all the amenities and close to novena/ orchard.

I think you can consider Jurong or Clementi areas as they should be affordable for you. And i agree that bus services are faster especially during the peak periods.

Well, the one gift you can't go wrong is to give red packet with money (ang bao we call it here). Haha The amount of money you should give, depends on how close you are to the host.

Guess this will be your first time in Singapore? Well unfortunately since April 1 2015, Singapore has implemented the Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act meant to minimise public disorder and disamenities arising from drinking in public. Drinking is banned in all public places from 10.30pm t...

I play tennis (novice), badminton (okay), squash and i stay near stadium too.

I don't have my own court, but dun mind travelling abit haha. Love to join you for tennis and i have more than 1 racquets.

Maybe see if Jessy has a badminton court or multiple purpose hall to convert haha

Hi i am not too sure about your job scope, but i think that you may want to seek out a recruiter or apply with a recruitment agency to assist you in your search, esp for such specialised jobs. Truth is, these job portals will only publish those jobs if the companies have vacancies for such positions...

Hi guys, I am a 25 year old guy who is just bored of going to the gym. Anyone has any good alternative activities that can help me keep fit? Some of my friends suggested fencing and horse-riding... Hee horse riding is really expensive in SG, better off trying that in Johor. I think the usual ones w...

Does anyone know if there are any gyms around the $60 - $80 a month? Are there any alternatives to California Fitness in the Novena / Newton area? If you wan really budget gym, look out for those ClubFitt gym that are located near sports stadiums or in selected community centres. They have walk-in ...

I can't provide any specific routes for that area but if you are used to city cycling Sg is not so bad. Drivers aren't particularly competent but are predictable and generally lack the aggression you find in their western counterparts. Pretty easy to adjust to. I would imagine your commute in Shang...

Hi all, I am moving to Singapore from the uk very soon (moving because my fiancé has been offered a job there) and would like to know the chances of me finding a similar job to what I do in the uk. I have a bachelor degree in psychology and a postgrad certificate in cognitive behavioural interventi...