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OEI TIONG HAM PARK RESIDENCES for RENT (4-BEDROOM)
Asking Price: S$ 20,000
Built-In: 5,027 sqft
PSF: S$ 3.98 psf (built-in)
Bedrooms: 4
Address: 29 OEI TIONG HAM PARK
District: 10
• Rare, Freehold, Strata-Titled Residential Apartments
• Within the exclusive Oei Tiong Ham Park Good Class Bungalow Area
• Elegant architectural design and matured landscaping
• Large units with generous living spaces all on ONE FLOOR
• Premium Fixtures & Fittings include Miele, Bulthaup, Laufen, Hansgrohe and Legrand
• 5-minute walk to Holland Village MRT station & myriad of dining options and amenities
• Proximity to elite local and international schools such as UWC, ACSI, Tanglin Trust etc
• 5-minute drive to Buona Vista MRT station and One North
This 4BR unit has its own private swimming pool, a private lift and 2 dedicated parking lots, right next to the unit's private lift lobby. It also has a separate maid's room and bath.
More pictures and details at:
https://property.singaporeexpats.com/property-listing/7189657/rent/OEI-TIONG-HAM-PARK-RESIDENCES
Angelyn Tan
Mobile: +65 9457788
CEA Reg. No: R003529J
PropNex Realty Pte Ltd
Licence No: L3008022J
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We moved to Australia straight after Singapore, and although we probably chose the best place over there (Gold Coast) we all started to miss Singapore with every passing day.
Nothing wrong with the GC... but it just wasn't SG (in all fairness no place is). :) I'm sure there are plenty of folks in Singapore who would have fancied that move though. As they say, the grass is greener...
Currently we're on the other side of the world (well, almost) in the Canary Islands. Great place to be in the world (geographically off the west coast of Africa, but an integral part of Spain and hence EU territory), but given the chance to return to Singapore I wouldn't need more than 2 hrs to be standing at the door with my suitcases packed, ready to return. ;)
I definitely see your point about PR status and the need for stability. With a 16-year track record of being a model member of the community I think you would normally expect to take long-term residency for granted.
But it's heartwarming that .....
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Seems like you miss your hometown and are looking forward to life after your 16-year vacation. :)
I'm curious whether you'll start to miss Singapore sooner than you think. I certainly did... and still do to this day.
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It is nice to see you here and contributing, are you in Australia now?
I don't miss my hometown. It is just that because I don't have PR in Singapore and every incremental year I spent here, I feel it is like going waste. The initial years were exciting, we were exploring and saving money and my wife and daughter also absolutely loved it. There was hope that we would some day get PR and we could buy a house transition to local school and set up roots here
But as it became clear that the PR is not coming and my EP got downgraded to S Pass last year, reality sets in that we don't really fit here anymore. Most people who came during the same time we came to Singapore, so our age, have already left .....
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Enjoy your last few weeks/days here. Best of luck and regards.
Posted in General Discussions
Re: Work Permit - Indonesian Chinese
An acquaintance I know got married to a foreigner more than 6 years ago. The PMLA rejected but LTVP approved after they got married. It's the one and only case I know.
You can always try to apply for LTVP even if PMLA fail and SC spouse have one month's worth of payslip but have to be mentally prepared for a rejection. That's all we can advise. Won't know till you try.
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Just apply ltvp nothing special , approval base on ica too early to happy. Just ask your wife login ica apply ltvp that all.
If u want apply pr eventually u have to stay here for a period.
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Yes that is very true. Still too early to celebrate, and yea, we will try and apply for the LTVP soon and if not successful, we will try again in november(where she would definitely have 6 months worth of payslips).
And yes, i do plan on applying for PR and then SC eventually and i am planning to stay and start a family in Singapore.
