Singapore Expats

Just wondering, if a person quits their job and cancels their EP (which entitles you to a 14 day social visit stamp) does this have any implications on your apartment rental? Ie will/can the authorities notify the landlord? Also, is the 14 days visa from the date of leaving the job or from the date you cancel (ie you get 7 days to cancel)

Basically, my partner is considering leaving his job a month earlier than originally planned. We'd like to stay in singapore for 4-5 weeks longer (keeping the apartment) and do have a trip already planned so that would give us another short term visa. Is this feasible or is our landlord likely to kick us out?

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mslise wrote:Just wondering, if a person quits their job and cancels their EP (which entitles you to a 14 day social visit stamp) does this have any implications on your apartment rental? Ie will/can the authorities notify the landlord? Also, is the 14 days visa from the date of leaving the job or from the date you cancel (ie you get 7 days to cancel)

From the date you cancel the EP, and no, the Garmin is not going to notify your landlord. But most apartment leases in Sg legally require a month or two of notice before they'll let you leave?

Basically, my partner is considering leaving his job a month earlier than originally planned. We'd like to stay in singapore for 4-5 weeks longer (keeping the apartment) and do have a trip already planned so that would give us another short term visa. Is this feasible or is our landlord likely to kick us out?

What the landlord doesn't know can't hurt him