Guides for Expats
Residing in a new country like Singapore would require you to know a lot of 'what to dos' and 'how to dos'. Our handy guide for expats includes information a new expatriate, would-be expat or even local Singaporean might need to know.
We cover information about relocation, home care, moving, procedures for both rental and purchase, living, staying and working in Singapore, useful information for healthcare and international schools. Do take a look at our travel and transportation guide, tips on finding a house in Singapore. There is even a FAQ section for quick tips.
Guides for Expats Links
- Car Lease Guide
- Career, Jobs, Employment
- Diploma & Degree Programs
- Education & Studying
- Expatriates FAQ
- Healthcare in Singapore
- House Hunt Guide
- International Schools
- Medical & Health Directory
- Preschools
- Procedure for Purchase
- Procedure for Rental
- Relocation to Singapore
- Singapore Immigration
- Singapore Travel Guide
- Special Needs Schools
- Useful Numbers & Services
A comprehensive guide to simplify your car leasing process in Singapore.
Information of career, job, employment opportunities, working in Singapore. Including some links to job portals and career related site.
Pursue a higher education with a Diploma or Degree Program with the aim for better future prospects and intellectual growth.
Education is essential for every child, and the government emphasises on formal education for every child in Singapore. This page consists of information on education system in Singapore and procedure to admit into a local school.
Frequently asked questions, including banking, employment pass, housing, immigration, schools, transport and living in Singapore.
Information on healthcare, medical services and hospitals in Singapore.
Accommodation and house hunting guide focusing on price, location and expatriate housing choice like an apartment or house.
Listings and introduction of international schools in Singapore, more than 20+ Singapore international schools are listed
Medical Services, Aesthetic Services, Dentistry, Specialist, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Wellness.
Singapore Expats comprehensive list of schools from preschools to playgroups.
Brief information on the procedures to buy or purchase property in Singapore. Like apartment, house or other private properties.
Step by step guide and information on the procedures to rent or lease apartment or house in Singapore.
Guides on relocation, staying and living in Singapore, information and tips when relocating to Singapore.
Information on immigration matters, Social Visit Pass, Student Pass, Visa, Permanent Residence Application, National Service.
Tips and guides on Singapore travel and motoring, includes MRT, bus and taxi. We also includes a MRT route map and detailed information of having a car in Singapore.
These Special Needs Schools run programmes and curriculums to meet the unique needs of diverse student profiles, including distinct disability profiles of children with special educational needs. Browse below for the list of schools.
List of useful contact numbers or links for all the essential services in Singapore.
Re: If you are here for money, when will you stop?
To add to WD40's topic I'd say a bit factor in when you leave is around your marriage or partnership. I've seen people leave early for that (one of our better members Hanniroo for one). A broken or struggling marriage here is no fun.
Posted in General Discussions
Re: looking for guitar tuition
Hi, have u found yr guitar tuition. If u have not, I can find for u from Trust agency.
Regards,
Cindy
Posted in Parenting, Family & Schools
Re: Time between IPA to Travel Approval (EP GRANT)
Well Smoulder, unfortunately from India, there are limited flights and only people I know, who successfully managed to get entry approval, are nurses and healthcare staff. But then, I know a very small sample.
Let's hope I get an immigration approval soon after IPA, I would hate to sit jobless .....
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Company Director and tax residence
As long as you have a permanent residence in Singapore, you can travel all you want. You're still resident for tax purposes. The EP, as PNGMK noted, confirms this.
Posted in Business in Singapore
Depends on your destination in US. Probably United or Qatar
Posted in Business in Singapore
