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Re: Need suggestion for the best co-living spaces for expats and students.
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A bit of track but doesn't anyone know who owns Coliwoo? (which always reminds me of Collingwood from Melbourne, Australia). They seem to be spending a LOT of money buying up places for co living spaces.
Edit: LHN
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LHN Group owns Coliwoo, they manage a lot of offices and industrial as well. They're a listed company
Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
Re: Need suggestion for the best co-living spaces for expats and students.
A bit of track but doesn't anyone know who owns Coliwoo? (which always reminds me of Collingwood from Melbourne, Australia). They seem to be spending a LOT of money buying up places for co living spaces.
Edit: LHN
Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
Re: Thoughts on Ex Singapore citizen applying for Singapore PR?
See if he (or you) can find a job first and get an EP approved.
Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
Re: Work Permit - Indonesian Chinese
i don't know if anyone is still reading this post or not. But i am in a similar position as the OP :v, just the other way around. I am an indonesian chinese male, i have dated my Singaporean Chinese gf for almost 4 years before we decided to tie the knot 2 months ago. i am 25 this year and she's 24. Planning on getting LTVP but at the same time we are also anxious, my wife earns 2.3k a month, and based on our "googling research", we have a very little chance of getting our LTVP accepted because.. well.. based on the ICA criteria, she's not earning enough as a sponsor. we did PMLA and it got rejected back then, she was earning much less than that as a part timer but she decided to get a full time job in order to earn more and be more eligible for our LTVP as the sponsor.
as for me, i personally could've just bid my time and wait, but i don't really want her to shoulder everything alone so i decided to test my luck on work permit, 4 years of experience in retail and sales industry, so .....
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Thoughts on Ex Singapore citizen applying for Singapore PR?
A lot of people who haven’t lived in Singapore see it from the outside with rose colored glasses. Making long-term plans to move to a country you’ve never lived in for any meaningful years of your lives sounds like fantasy. There are tremendous challenges living in Singapore, especially if your kids do not have citizenship, that often require a tremendous amount of money to overcome.
Those who think moving to a new country (assuming both have a similar quality of life, which is the case here) is going to make them happier, are often disappointed. It’s other connections like family and friends that can make a difference. However, I do know quite a few people who left Singapore for Australia, and are happier for their kids to get out of the cut-throat education system.
It’s back to a saying I’ve often repeated - people only come to Singapore for love or money. Love can be any family connection and money can be any career opportunities. But IMO you generally need something .....
Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
