A table with an overview of areas in Singapore to live in with ratings for the following criteria would be displayed here.
- Residence selection
- Expat population
- Relative cost
- Commute to centre
- Privacy/low noise
- Restaurants
- Bars / night life
- Shopping
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Singapore
Singapore
Our guide was written by Schuyler House and Sarah Moore.
Accommodation for Expats
Top Tips
| 01 | A service of SingPost, vPost, allows users to set up overseas mailing addresses in the US, Europe, and Japan so that buyers can purchase from there. |
| 02 | When searching for rental properties find listings that are not co-broked. You will be charged commission on co-broked properties. |
| 03 | When searching for property look for any nearby spaces that may be built on. There is a lot of development taking place and building work is noisy. |
| 04 | Despite what many websites say, quarantine is no longer required for the majority of domestic animals arriving in Singapore. |
| 05 | If take Permanent Residency in Singapore and have, or are considering having, children. Be aware that male children may have to do national service. |
Useful links
- http://www.homepal.com.sg
Movie rental mail order service. - http://www.mocca.com.sg
General classifieds listings. - http://www.smrt.com.sg
Offers detailed information on the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) train system in Singapore, including rates, route maps, and rules. - http://www.nea.gov.sg
Weather conditions and forecasts plus information on Singapore’s environmental initiatives.
Interesting fact
| Singapore has more than 3,000 kilometers of roads. Stretched end to end, they can cover the distance from Singapore to Hong Kong. |
