Moving to Singapore

Hi Folks

I am exploring an opportunity in Singapore and if all goes well will make the big move from Toronto to S'pore by the end of the year. Are there any fellow Cannucks out there who have made Singapore their home? Would love to hear from you.

Cheers

Shaunak

Welcome, you should try to get on well with people, please be active, not passive and then you can know and can closer to some people

U need any info? I have been leeving there during 3 months
So may be I can help u

One thing that might make a Canadians stay in Singapore a little more like home is the fact that MOOSEHEAD LAGER is imported there by Asigo Trading.

Available at the following locations:
The Public House: 42 Circular Road
The Foundry: Mohammed Sultan Road
Hannibal: 80 Mohamed Sultan Road, #01-04 The Pier @ Robertson Walk
Boomarang: 60 Robertson Quay, #01-15 The Quayside
Lau Yang Fruit Juice: Newton Food Centre
Tanglin 56: 56 Tanglin Road #B01-02
The Market @ Central: The Central, #B1-28 Eu Tong Sen Street
INK: The Fairmont Hotel
Four Seasons Gourmet Market: Marina Bay Link Mall

info@asigo.net

Singapapore is beautiful country and clearly in the street. I very like when live over there. But I am VietNamese. A country is cool and nice place about me. I usually go to work by car or bus. If you know about my country you can contact. I hope you will have a go to travel to my country. I will funny when have introduction about over there.

so how did it go Shaunak ?

can you give me any tips on finding a job in singapore ? if u know of any recruiters that are hiring..... thanks !!

Shaunak, let me share this with you. My parents decided to move to Singapore when I was a 15-year-old. My dad's initial contract was for two years, but we ended up staying four years.

These four years were pretty much the best years of my life. I had an absolutely fantastic time, it was an awesome experience. I realized there's another way of life that the one I was used to and I made countless friends, some of whom are close buddies to this day. Being immersed in a different culture and a peaceful multicultural one at that, in my view, is irreplaceable.

Yes, all good things must come to an end, and the goodbyes were a bit of a tearful affair. But I'd love to do it all over again.

Sure, I'm aware that the experience of one does not a consensus make. But whenever my Singapore friends meet up, every single one of them reminesces fondly about our time as expat kids. The experience is priceless.

My bet is that you're having a great time in Singapore. If you're reading this, let us know eh.

Cheers.

Bryan Norman
Renting in Singapore