Singapore Neighbourhoods - Best Places To Live In Singapore
WEBAccording to our Reader Surveys from recent years, when it comes to popular Singapore neighbourhoods and the best places to live in Singapore for international schools and housing types, these are the changes and trends: Orchard (including Ardmore), Tanglin, Holland Village, Bukit Timah and the East Coast are still popular but have seen a drop ...
Living in Singapore - The Expat Living Guides
WEBHistorical churches in Singapore and other places of worship. There’s a stunning selection of religious buildings here. Everything you need to know about living in Singapore, from first arrival to setting up your new home, where to eat out, and where to shop. Check out Expat Living's guides, you'll be a local in no time!
Moving To Singapore? Essential Guide - Expat Living in Singapore
WEB3 days ago · Where to buy mooncakes in Singapore! Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with the latest mooncake flavours. Moving to Singapore - learn about neighbourhoods, schools, furniture, beauty and food. We help make the most of expat living in Singapore.
A beginner’s guide to public transport in Singapore - Expat Living
WEBSep 14, 2023 · The EZ-Link or NETS FlashPay cards are a Singapore essential, allowing you to use all public transport types with ease by tapping in and out to pay for your journey. Buy a card at 7-Eleven or Cheers, or at an MRT station itself. Cards can be used in various retail venues, fast food outlets, hawker centres, cinemas, supermarkets and attractions.
How to apply for PR in Singapore and agencies to help - Expat Living
WEB4 days ago · 10 benefits of being a Permanent Resident in Singapore Here are some of the main goodies that PRs can benefit from: #1 You can change jobs without having to reapply for a work pass (such as an Employment Pass, Work Permit or Letter of Consent). Currently with a work pass, you need to go through cancellation and re …
Grocery stores, groceries online & supermarkets! - Expat Living
WEBSep 3, 2024 · Order before 12pm and enjoy same-day delivery Monday to Saturday. There’s free delivery on purchases above $100 and first time users can get 20 percent off online orders with the code “WELCOME20” at checkout. Branches in River Valley, Katong, Tanglin, Serangoon Garden, Holland Village and Tanjong Pagar littlefarms.com.
Cultural dates and festivals in Singapore 2024 - Expat Living
WEBApr 3, 2024 · Each August, Singapore celebrates its independence, and the Float at Marina Bay hosts a sensational National Day Parade. Expect dazzling bursts of fireworks, amazing choreographed dance routines, decorated floats and lots of cutting-edge surprises throughout the day and night. Festival date: 9 August each year.
How to speak Singlish words (Singaporean slang)! - Expat Living
WEBShiok (shee-oak): Use this Singaporean slang to express your immense pleasure from an experience such as eating or sightseeing. Example: “Eating nasi lemak very shiok!”. Sian (see-an): Another Hokkien word that conveys boredom, tiredness or frustration towards something. Example: “Doing work on a Saturday is so sian.”.
Singapore’s Native People - Living in Singapore - Expat Living
WEBMar 19, 2020 · As the Malays were the native people of Singapore, the national language of the country is Malay. (The four official languages are Malay, Mandarin Chinese, English and Tamil.) Malay Muslims in Singapore celebrate Hari Raya Puasa after a month of fasting during Ramadan. The Malay greeting is called salam. It’s …
Kopi: Local coffee in Singapore, all you need to know - Expat Living
WEBMay 10, 2024 · A cup of local coffee (kopi) at one of Singapore’s more than 3,000 kopitiams (coffee shops) could set you back as little as 80 cents, says VERNE MAREE – especially if it’s in a heartlands market or housing estate. At famous chains such as Killiney Kopitiam and Yakun Toast, it starts from $1.80.