I'd like to migrate to Singapore and work there. Is it easy to find a job and a place to stay?
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Finding a place to stay is easy, they have plenty of real estate agencies that would love to rent a place to you.  Getting a job depends entirely on you and your skills.\n\nHowever, the hard part is getting a working visa.  There are literally millions of people trying to get into Singapore to work.  You are competing with people from Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, all of whom are desperate for work and are willing to get paid less than you.  If you want to move to Singapore you will need to find a job in advance have the job sponsor your visa.
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You should try checking in the goverment pages about jobs.\nIn Singapore and in Australia.\nAnd then compare.
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I'm from Singapore. What's up?
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I think if you are a foreigner to Singapore, the Singapore Embassy or High Commission in your country may be able to help you.
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1. Do you have a safety net, like family, friends, or a huge savings that will allow you to return to the USA if you have unforeseen problems?\n\n2. Do you have a job contract, or firm offer that will pay a living wage with enough to save for an occasional visit home?\n\n3. Do you speak any type of Chinese?\n\n4. Do you have a degree in Teaching English as a Second Language?\n\n5. Have you ever visited China?\n\nIf you can not answer, "Yes" to all the above, you should not relocate to China. \nBest of luck!!
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Singapore?  Maybe you should try http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=Ao.ITDSDl5NSGGfqfWWCO1wazKIX/SIG=111qtb3fm/**http%3a//sg.answers.yahoo.com/
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Get a job at a local company in the case of Singapore. Once you are hired they will arrange to obtain the work permit/employment pass for you. Look at some of the online job sites for a start.
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You can either appoint an agent or a representative in Singapore as that may cost much less compared to opening an office where rental and hiring of backup staff can add-up to quite a bit.\n\nI conduct my own business as well and travel often to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar.  I might be able to assist in those areas.
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I have some friends moving there and she's been looking for a job.  There is supposedly a very large job market there.  Not only many jobs available, but many good jobs.\n\nIt's a great place for someone on the east coast looking for decent pay and willing to relocate!
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Singapore -:  Pros: Safe, Many variety of foods, many different races, small and easily accessible. Cons: No 4 season, HOT, high standard of living.
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Singapore is a lovely place if you're not a criminal or vandal. Find your local Singapore consulate. Check your local city hall. They'll tell you everything you need to know.
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try to go to singapore and ask for some money.
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Are you interested in how to get a job there or in salary, job security and other benefits?
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You can get a permit that lets you stay as long as 6mnths but there might be a special program for like exchange students. but to just live there it is really cheap The average person who lives there makes aboot 100 pesos a day. Which with our exchange rate right now they earn about $10 a day.  That why they all want to work over here
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The important thing is you have to get a job in a good company, if you really want to stay. The company most of the time will do all of the paper-works for you, but usually it will be a non-immigration status.
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http://sg.jobstreet.com/default.htm