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Re: Warning for Prospective Tenants/Buyers in Condo near Mental Hospital
Well, it's not exactly wrong to call them neighbours at the mental hospital — they're noisier than the actual patients in lockdown.
Posted in Property Talk, Housing & Rental
First of all, as a DP holder, you cannot legally run a business without a proper work authorization: a Letter of Consent (LOC) for a business owner or a relevant work pass. If you incorporate a Pte. Ltd. company in Singapore, yes, you are required to:
1. Appoint at least one resident director (Singapore Citizen/PR/EP holder). If you cannot fulfil this, you'll need to appoint a nominee director, which comes at a fee.
2. Hire a corporate secretary (not full-time, but must be officially appointed).
3. Maintain a registered office address, file annual returns, and possibly audit if thresholds are exceeded. Typically, maintenance costs (excluding tax filing, accounting, and nominee director) range from SGD 1,000–2,000/year. With a nominee director, it could be SGD 3,000–4,000+/year, depending on the provider. Please check an example here.
Secondly, you can continue to operate your Singapore company remotely if you leave the country, as long as it complies with local requirements and .....
Posted in Business in Singapore
Re: Warning for Prospective Tenants/Buyers in Condo near Mental Hospital
Initially, I thought you were saying neighbours at the mental hospital...
Posted in Property Talk, Housing & Rental
Re: Warning for Prospective Tenants/Buyers in Condo near Mental Hospital
Initially, I thought you were saying neighbours at the mental hospital...
Posted in Property Talk, Housing & Rental
Re: Understanding PR implications on family future
Hi OP - I just started a thread on this recently - have a look here: .
To answer your question about automatic PR, no your kids don't automatically get PR, you have to apply for them. I know a couple who get PR separately before they got married, had a daughter and got PR for her, had a son and his PR application has been repeatedly rejected so he was on a LTVP and now a Student Pass. Doesn't seem logical but who knows how these things get decided.
