Singapore here, AMA

Buy
Sure
1. (Everything except chinks and poos), yes, japs are ok.
2. There's like 20 crypto startups here, TENX is one
3. The convenience, small county
4. The weather, tropical, always hot

Thanks!
And last question: How does the cost of living compare to, say, the US (If you are familiar with the US)? Would the US dollar go a longer way, about the same, or less ( Assuming one is not trying to live a highly extravagant lifestyle).

Hows the taxation on crypto?
Average price for a 2 bedroom flat?
Also post a hot local girl

would you give Amos Yee some head?

You can live cheaply its possible. But you gotta pay more for the luxury. cost of living in us is definitely higher.

When will Rune be elected President?

How's healthcare?
Is the process to attain residency difficult?
Can permanent residents own land / real estate?
Thanks, user, for answering these questions!

Have you asked Saheli to invest in Chainlink yet?

No pinoys too

It's all the malays' fault

Hey I'm traveling over soon. I want to pull out BTC into cash to bring back to Aust. Do the BTC ATMs allow withdrawal to fiat? Do you need id?

Singapore is full of streetshitters. Those indian curry niggers went on a riot recently and Singapore got BTFP

BTFO*

u are a slant eyed chink yourself wtf are u talking about?

How much ETH do you want to pay her a visit?

Go throttle those Coss cunts and get them to get their god damn shit in order. I need the god damn price to rise do you hear me Singapajeet?

Did you buy doge

What do you think about you government?

Wait. I'm pretty sure TENX is indonesian

>current president is female muslim

what did singapore mean by this?

/pol/

this whole thread should go on /int/

how do you feel about Rich Chigga being your most famous cultural phenomenal of any relevance in the world`?

President does nothing anyways. So Idc.

it was rigged anyway

Does Singapore still have citizenship by investment?

1.basic socialised healthcare is of relatively good standard. private gets as good as you can pay as usual.
2. yes. you can make it quicker by having millions of dollars, as usual
3.yes but stamp duty is big

ica will be partial to you if you invest loads e moeny for residency. then you wait 5 yrs and apply for citizenship

Do you use Coss, OP?

Blowjobs still illegal there?

can you ship me chicken kanji from hawker center?
Are the waterslides at sentosa still killing tourists?
Which merlion is superior: sentosa or the one on the bay?

Thanks OP.

Also, can you ship me cases of 100plus? I really need that shit here in California we could start a business.

1. wtf is chicken kanji
2. no. they bulldozed those and built rollercoasters that kill people
3.the merlion in my pants

Everything is legal unless you get caught

1. that chicken rice porridge mmm
2. fuuuuuuuck they were fun. Killer rollercoasters sound alright though
3. OwO

1. no cap gains tax for residents
2. anywhere from 300k to millions of dollars
3.

how hard would it be to become a citizen? is the salary for software engineers good enough to live /comfy/ on it?

>Singapore

Should i have some skills in Madarin or is English enough?

English is fine

it all depends on how much money you got.
a high paying job is favourable. a local spouse is favourable. etc etc.
the time it takea is decided by ica. they do all the screening, averages mean nothing.

Have you been to orchard tower?

show me some thicc singaporean girls please

How do you deal with the constant fucking humidity?

Also your country is basically a large shopping mall

dont have

how are middle eastern people / africans viewed?

as niggers just like how they are

should i drop 10k on bitcoin or split it 50/50 with ethereum

Is there even something bad in Singapore?

very interesting, been thinking about moving to singapore for quite some time now, very tempting

pajeets and fob chinks, but of course we dont mind paying them cheaply for labour.
like any big city, high living costs especially land and cars

only move here if youre planning on making loads e money.

Conscription
Having to deal with the noise from weddings/funerals under your apartment
Can't say anything bad about other races because of (((muh multiculturalism))) even if they did genuinely annoy you
No subsidies for housing if you're not married, unless you're willing to buy a condo or landed property

Second this question. Tried researching about the usual method - signing up for an exchange that allows fiat withdrawal, open a bank account and all that. But it seems you need to live in Singapore before you can open a bank account. If OP can provide an idea of the general steps for a non-Singaporean, non-PR to cash out their crypto there, it would be much appreciated.

any new on MCO ?

as a non resident you should get taxed

Protip:
>Travel to Singapore
>Go to Sim Lim Square
>Go to Sim Lim Square's basement
>Sell your BTC to the local pajeets
Enjoy your profits and GL

if you are still here OP:
- is it easy to move there from a west EU country?
- is it easy to find a job there (got a degree in cs)
- what's the average cost of living?
- what's the average rent for a nice center appartement with facilities
- any tips on how to start looking into moving to singapore? did the obvious google shit already.

Is life okay there if you're a homo?

>find a white-loving singaporean bitch
>get a job
>marry her
>apply for citizenship
>profit

nothing too bad if you keep your sexuality to yourself

yes very

Besides shitposting about it on Veeky Forums no one knows.
Would I be good to move in with my bf if we made our way there separately? How does housing and that sort of thing work?

same as anywhere you rent or buy.

got an idea on the average cost of living?

how is crypto taxed there?

2 to 3k a month for an average expat. more if u love your drinks and entertainment.

how long until sg accepts my bitcoins to become a resident

0%

Burger here in SG living the dream for a few months already. Singapore has no capital gains tax at all, but obviously I still have to pay US gains. Makes switching citizenship really tempting. And yes, babes here love white ding-dong.

what job?

Singapore's central bank head said on Monday (Jan 15) he hoped the technologies underpinning cryptocurrencies such as blockchain would not be undermined by an eventual crash in the virtual currency.
>eventual crash

channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/mas-chief-ravi-menon-hopes-cryptocurrency-tech-will-survive-9861844

>>- what's the average rent for a nice center appartement with facilities
4k

almost fell for the coss coin meme

How difficult is it to secure a work visa? I'm employed by Hilton Hotels and I was looking at trying to be an expat there within their corporate framework. The MOM standard survey told me I likely wouldn't get a work pass, but does this apply to someone working for an international corporation?

Also, how expensive is everything? Looks like Singapore's pricey as fuck.

As long as you don't buy a car and own landed property, you are all set.
Start-up capital: $5M Euros if you want to live there comfortably for the rest of your life.
Anal is illegal here

Very every since the natives keep bitching about foreigners, mainly Mainland Chinese, Cocky Indians and White sexpats

Soooo basically everyone not from Singapore?

hard to get in unless you have a niche skillset in demand here, since the gov is becoming more restrictive on foreign talents

Pretty much yeah.

arent most people buying themselves in anyway?

Any other cities you'd recommend a mid tier hotel employee try and transfer to as an expat then? I was considering HK, but it's even more expensive than Singapore. And unfortunately Thailand has ridiculous work restrictions on companies employing foreigners.

Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Hue/Nha Trang, Vietnam
Clark/Tagaytay City/Subic, Philippines
KL/Penang, Malaysia

Born and raised in Singapore - in an upper-middle class family. Things can generally be expensive, but that’s only if you want it to.

For food we have hawker centres that charge $2-$6 for a plate of food which is an incredible thing. As compared to London for example, I very much prefer the costs of meals here.

There is also Christmas Island, which is pretty underrated

Look up prices of car in Singapore if you originally want to move here and also conscription

any idea what you get payed with a degree in cs? OP stated the cost of living is around 4k, so that's quite an amount to overcome each month.

Only 2,000 people live on Christmas Island. Never really had an interest in Cambodia or the Philippines so I guess that leaves Vietnam and Malaysia. Which would you personally recommend? I know Malaysia is Muslim, but I also know it's pretty laid back. Vietnam has Pho going for it, not crazy about the language though.

Not complaining or disputing your suggestions btw, I'm honestly trying to work out where the best place for me to go is. I'm so fucking sick of the midwest United States it's not even funny.

An average starting salary of most graduates from NUS would be hovering around the range of $3-4K (if you’re first class honors) which is decent enough to get you started.

And no, you don’t need $4k to survive every month. Expenditure can be minimized, whichever country you’re in. It’s not impossible.

fresh grad gets slightly above 3k, company may give relocation benefits etc.

Same person btw, just switched IP's because I got off work.

4k is for rent per month is his "central apartment with facilities", and I'm sure it's on the lower side.

just have daughters

4k-to-5k/month + Allowance?
Really depends on how capable you are

KL is pretty Urbanised and have a steady population of expats.
They also have a long line of Expat-run pubs around (E.g Bangsar/Ceylon Hill/The row/Ampang)
Housing, cars, women, food, tobacco and alcohol are wayyyyy cheaper than Singapore.
The Night life is also noticeably more livelier in KL as well.
Night markets, pubs, late-night road-side markets and snacks.

Penang is good if you like the whole 'retiring near the beach' meme.
Desaru Coast/Kota Tingi is better for that though

Vietnam is also gud.
Hue/Nha Trang is seriously serene and chill.
There are also a lot of unspoiled nature/beaches.
But even less ppl speak English there.
A minority even speak French.
Depends on what you are looking for really.