1. How is new immigrants living in Singapore?
In recent years, Singapore has attracted the attention of many Chinese people, and more and more high-net-worth individuals have immigrated to Singapore, opening up another way of life.
Is it good to immigrate to Singapore? Let’s take a look at the life of the new immigrant Mr. Liu’s family.
Mr. Liu, 34 years old, certified public accountant , married and children, has a suite in Beijing. After making the decision to immigrate to Singapore, he sold his house in Beijing and came to Singapore with his family.
Mr. Liu's immigration motivation is mainly two points:
First is for the education of children. Although Singapore's diversion system is also very simple, Mr. Liu and his wife both hope that their children can enter public primary schools in Singapore. The child is not yet 7 years old and is just right.
In addition, they believe that Singapore’s education system will help children find a development direction that suits them, and at the same time, it can also improve their international vision.
Second point, Mr. Liu and his wife both hope to develop in Singapore. Mr. Liu's profession is an accountant, and his wife is a kindergarten teacher. Working in Singapore can get a green card through an employer guaranteed immigration.
Mr. Liu admitted that he has not been very used to it in the first three years since he came to Singapore, but the more he got used to this lifestyle, the more he got used to it.
For example, Singaporeans basically do not cook at home, and most people eat at Shige . The food in Shige is hygienic, cheap and delicious, which actually helps them cook time.
The cost of living in Singapore is very high, similar to that in Beijing, but the environment in Singapore is very good. It is summer all year round, the air is fresh, and the family feels very comfortable living here.
In addition, Singaporeans are also of high quality. It is rare to see people smoking or spitting at will in public places, because these behaviors will face huge fines.
Regarding the question of "Is immigration to Singapore good?", Mr. Liu feels that every choice has its multifaceted nature, and there are also bad sides. For example, it often rains in Singapore. At first, it was very uncomfortable to come here, but later I adapted.
Overall, seeing the children thriving in Singapore and the lives they want and the lives they want are realized one by one in Singapore, Mr. Liu felt that the decision to immigrate was correct.
2. Is it good to immigrate to Singapore?
The benefits of immigrating to Singapore are:
First. Compared with European and American countries, Singapore is close to China, with no time difference, language and culture. It is relatively easy for Chinese to immigrate to Singapore.
Second, as one of the most economically developed countries in Asia, Singapore has very complete infrastructure, so there is no need to worry about quality of life here.
Third, Singapore's security level ranks among the best in the world, and monitors are spread all over the island. You don't have to worry about the sense of security when you live here.
Male citizens of Singapore and the second generation of PR both need to serve in the military. The island is full of soldiers, and patrol teams can often be seen on the road.
Therefore, problems such as child trafficking and women are very rare in Singapore. Once they occur, criminals will face extreme punishment.
fourth, Singapore's tax system is also very friendly, the personal income tax threshold is an annual income of 20,000 SGD, with a maximum tax rate of 22%.
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Having said so much about the benefits of immigrating to Singapore, is there any bad things?
The following points are recognized inconveniences for many new immigrants:
First, buying a car in Singapore is too expensive.
In order to prevent too many vehicles in Singapore from causing traffic paralysis, the Singapore government requires residents who buy cars to apply for a "car ownership certificate", and the cost of car ownership certificate is high and ordinary residents cannot afford it.
Second, the rent in Singapore is very high, especially houses close to Central Business District and shopping malls. Although
PR can also buy HDB flats, you must wait until the PR status has been over 3 years, and you can only buy second-hand HDB flats .
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In short, immigration abroad is a major decision, which will not only change the person who makes the decision, but will also affect the person's descendants and family.
In fact, a small number of people often follow the trend blindly when they choose to immigrate. When they see others, they follow them. However, they only see the glamor of immigrants on the surface and lack actual planning for the future, which is the most undesirable.
