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I'm moving to Singapore next month and my company provides medical insurance however it only activates 3 months after working at the company. This is a policy set by the insurance company and not the company I will be moving too. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this? I need insurance ...

a lot people are also moving home voluntarily, not just because of retrenchments, due to the restrictions that have been put in place. One of the benefits of living in Singapore is the ability to cheaply visit other countries throughout Asia - now, this isnt possible and most likely won't be until ...

At the moment SHN for foreigners is $2000 for the stay and $200 for the test. Maybe that will change by Sept, but you should factor in that cost just in case. And do check that they will let you in before you cut your ties at home. Yes, the company has agreed to pay the fee and I won't be resigning...

simpsonjoshua wrote: ↑

Wed, 15 Jul 2020 5:46 pm

I think you should move here now, as many expats are heading home, so you'll have a lot of choices for housing, jobs (less competition).

Why are many Expats heading home?

I was offered a job back in February and got my IPA for the EP visa. I was suppose to move over to Singapore and start a Job (IT Consultancy) in May. Then the whole world went to hell it got postponed. I had a conversation with my new boss today and he now says I could come over in September, I'd ju...