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10 important questions before moving your family to Singapore | Simon Says
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- Contemplating moving to Singapore with your partner and kids? Here are 10 important questions you need to answer for yourself before pulling the trigger and relocate to the Far East!
- How hot do you like your climate to be?
- How secure is your Singapore job, really?
- Will you be making enough money to enjoy life out here?
- Do you need to won a car in Singapore?
- Where to live, HDB or condo - or perhaps something else?
- Should you get a real-estate agent?
- Where to send the kids, private or public school?
- Should you bring the family pet along for the ride?
- How safe is Singapore, really?
- What about helpers, should you get one?
Stick to the end and I'll have one more bonus question for y'all!
Thanks for watching, keep on living!
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your content and humor never fails ! Loving every Video you have made! also thank you for sharing your feelings about SG!
Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment!
This video is good. Very informative and with humour to lighten the mood. Good on you.
Congratulations!!! Your pet dog is here!!! I hope everything is fine now. Have a wonderful weekend with your family.
Same to you!
As a Singaporean, I genuinely enjoy your video. Do keep up the good work.
Thanks for taking time to comment, I appreciate the gesture!
Great questions. Spot on and right on the dot. You really have great communication skills, videography skills, and a great sense of humor. Love watching your videos on Singapore. Informative, interesting, entertaining and highly enjoyable.
Thank you! Loved makin’ em, hoping to make more in the not-too-distant future!
great that your family canine is here in Singapore - yay!!!
All good things come at a cost, though. Stay tuned for more on this particular situation!
I like your videos, some days I would like to move to Singapore, this is an amazing country. I really enjoy with your humor sense and your useful comments.
Thank you! Singapore is an amazing place indeed!
awesome tip!! thanks for the share!
Right on! Thanks for watching!
Great Q&A.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching!
Hooray...ur buddy is here!!👍👍😊😍
Stay tuned for more on that!
These edits are so good!
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the great video! Two thumbs up!
Thanks for the support!
This video was pretty good honestly. I do feel like if you don't have the money, it's better to stay in your home country and visit Singapore during vacations
Bills and cost if living creeps up fast on you in SG, better be prepared!
im surprised any international school here follows Singapore syllabus. and nice to hear you got your pet over. thumbs up
Standards of education are much higher in SG than in Canada, but I guess international schools adapt the material a little bit.
Same, I didn't know either. That's rly cool tho
Funny to watch...you r hilarious..n thank you for another great video.👍
Very insightful
Hope it helps people make the decision in the future
Super infos! Merci! Je ne m’attendais pas de voir des connaissances dans ta vidéo! 😂 Le monde est petit! La seule personne que je connais a Singap apparaît dans la premiere vidéo que je sélectionne! Haha!
Fait plaisir!!
Thanks very helpful video funny as well
You got it!
What amazes me about Singapore is the fact that its able to keep its rural areas fresh while maintaining first world development at the same time. Singapore is in the same league as Japan,South Korea and Taiwan as they are the only first world countries along with Cyprus and Isreal in a third world region.
Good leadership makes a hell of a difference!
very funny and insightful video!
Thank you! Browse around, see if you’d enjoy another! 😀
During my trip to Taipei, I bought my 4 month old shiba inu puppy about 10 years ago, I came back to Singapore first, and when she flew in here, she was lucky that she doesn’t need to be quarantined, I just drove to Singapore airlines house, picked her up and came home. Nevertheless I did filled up some documents at AVA centre, that’s all, no fuss!! And her chip was done in Taipei.
Ah the good old times...! I think the age and origins of the dog plays into it - wouldn’t want American disease strains to come over, which is understandable.
Nice pick me up at the end!
A little bitter-sweet, if I’m honest
I am from south africa and i wondered what it would be like going to Singapore. Your video does help a lot. I will sure to be in contact with you in the future.
Glad to help!
Finally! You have your beloved dog in Singapore.
Congratulation.
Stay tuned for an update on this situation 😊
Loved the video and your humour - I'm from Canada too and thinking of making the move to Singapore as well, but I estimate I'm about 2 years out career-wise before I can make it a more likely and comfortable transition. I'll be watching some of your older vids and keeping an eye out on any new ones. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching - and hit the saunas before the big move, build some heat and humidity tolerance, eh?
Yeah!!! The family dog is here! So happy for you all to finally unite! :)
Been good having him around again - but all is not as it seems... 😉
@@SimonSaysCanada why you have to leave us hanging like that again! Naughty! Lol
@@SimonSaysCanada You have to tell us in the next video! Quick!
@@SimonSaysCanada Just an idea. Maybe you could film a video on you and your family's thoughts one year after Covid/Circuit Breaker started. Everywhere in news are doing like aniversary/looking back these days.
Yeah, COVID anniversary is a sad thought isn’t it?
Love your dog 👍🏼
Thanks! He’s been a happy pup of late!
Haha...well done Simon, you as funny as usual, love your channel 😁👍
Thanks man!
Thanks a lot for the videos Simon. Very helpful.
I'm guessing it's been almost a year from when you've landed there. Hope you guys are well. How are the kids liking Singapore?
Well… spoilers for the next video called “Uh-oh something unthinkable happened” but we are no longer in Singapore… And I miss it every day!
@@SimonSaysCanada oh man. that's a bummer.
hope you guys are doing ok.
will look forward to your video.
Thanks for all the support!
Thanks Simon for the good points, can't agree more on the drone part. It is probably illegal to fly anyway 🤣
I see people flying over buildings and crowds from time to time, and I never know wether to be impressed by their balls of tungsten or be jealous of their blissful ignorance! 😁
I've been to SG twice only as a tourist. But moving there to live and stay for good? No, I don't think so if I'd fit well with their countless rules. I love Singapore for a break and to relax. I still love my country and my city and to me it's the best place on earth.
See? You don’t even need to watch my video to make up your mind! Thanks for watching anyways!
U can get part-time helpers who dont stay with you. They charge by the hour. And our temperature are not always above 30 degrees. There are months where it drops to below 30 degrees (like last year)
But then huge humidity index brings it right back up to 30 in terms of feeeeel!
Average temp is 28 celcius and feels 28 (im from Honolulu)
And in SG, 28 celcius feels like 34.
I would like to remind people of the "family" topic. As long as you are married and you earn enough money, you will easily get the dependents pass. Earlier only the wife could be a dependent (Had friends where she was the expat and it was a challange for her husband to come along). Always consider what your partner will be doing in Singapore (it is very problematic if one just sits at home and waits for hubby to come back home - have a plan for your better half what he/she will be doing).
Sometimes I told people - "you come as a single to Singapore and leave as a couple - or you come as a couple and leave as singles"
Dude - words of absolute wisdom!!
Great video as always, Simon. From the look of things, you and your family may be settling in Singapore permanently. Perhaps you're considering PR status? Living there is such a priviledge that 90 percent of PR applicants are turned away. Regardless, thanks for sharing your Singapore experience. I'm always looking forward to your future videos
Unfortunately, receiving PR means throwing away my Canadian citizenship, which I could never do 😅As bad as the weather can get up there, we do have a somewhat good reputation abroad, which helps when traveling the world. The normal non-COVID world, that is!
Having PR does not mean giving up citizenship... Fyi
Your videos are really entertaining and informative. I’m moving from Dubai to Singapore, single girl no kids, no car, no dependent and no pets, I wonder what is average living costs monthly for a single expat? My work location is in downtown CBD, hopefully I can live city center area with easy access to MRT. Thanks 🙏.
If you don’t mind living in a small place, I’m sure you’ll find something! But CBD is by far the costliest neighbourhood to live in, so even s 1-bedroom flat is probably ridiculous, like 5k a month of higher... Nothing is ever far in Singapore, so you should probably look around Boena Vista for a quiet place just one or two MRT stops away, maybe Haji Lane if you are more the party type 😁 There certainly a lot of good options at about 3k / month or under outside CBD.
Thank you so much, I’ll need to reach out to your recommended agent to check out more options, traffic convenience matters most for me, many said private car ownership is so costly in Singapore. Keep up the good work 👍🏻.
Sad to say, most of the maid abuses are actually by locals.
Looking forward to the reunion video with Maverick! I'm sure it will be a tear-jerker 😉
Yes, I will do one! TWIST ENDING!!
Hi, you had shared in one of your videos about getting your pet into Singapore. Want to learn more about the process, as in the nitty gritties about the rules. What tips would you give?
My vet is the one who looked up the protocol - its a fairly standard procedure. Takes about 5 months to complete and it has a window of about 3 months after that so book your departure accordingly (unlike me!). Certain races are also forbidden - pit bulls, Rottweilers, mastiffs - the usual suspects. The smaller the dog, the easier it is to find a flat that accepts them. Take good care of your furry friend!
Excellent video. Thank you for sharing this! :) What are some places you love to explore in Singapore?
So many places!!! Pulau Ubin, MacRitchie reservoir, Bukit Timah, Sungei Buloh, Sembawang, East Coast Park... Made videos about most of these places already!
@@SimonSaysCanada Excellent! Subscribing to your channel! Will catch up on your videos too :)
Hope I won’t disappoint 😎
Hey Simon!! You should try the 36km Coast-to-Coast trail!!!
You’re right, I should!
Great that you got ur dog to SG.
Stay tuned on that one!
hi simon, it's great having you have in singapore. it would be a good chance we could meet for gathering.
As soon as I can visit, I may organize something like this - if I still have enough subscribers in SG!
G'day mate. We are moving to Singapore from Sydney in couple of months. Much appreciated for all your videos, they are very helpful. You have mentioned a topic about the salary, what you consider a 'good' salary for a family of 4? Leaving in 3-bedroom condo, one kid in private school and another in day care (she is only 2 years old), no car. We were offered $20K SGD per month base, plus whatever bonus if it comes, but worry a bit if that's sufficient for a high quality life style?
Yeah mate, that should be enough! Daycare is COSTLY, but if you can manage to find a flat under 4k a month, you should be good!
@@SimonSaysCanada Cheers mate. Not sure about Canada but we live on the Central Coast, about 50km from Sydney and day care is $140 per day. Sydney is close to $200. Government subsidies around 30% if the spouse works or studies, so the fees here are very high. I've heard that in Singapore many opt for a nanny but being an Aussie that's not very appealing as the child losses opportunity to socialise, spent time outdoor, etc. Will sort out once we get there. Thanks for the tip on the price for the unit, might use the guy you suggested to help with the real estate.
Tell him I sent you! 😉
Hi.... My name is Simon.... Thank you for your vlog.
Great name! Thanks for watching!
i wish one day i meet you in any bus or mrt, suddenly :-)
I’m the Vin Dirsel / Stone Cold Steve Austin wannabe wearing a baseball cap! 😄
Aloha! can you please update how your kids are doing in school? my 7 years old will be 8next summer when i will move to singapore. best schools for kids who loves math and science like my girl??
Aloha! My kids and I moved back to Canada a little while back - but the Canadian International School was still a big highlight for my daughter while we were there! Best of luck, and enjoy it while it lasts!
it is safe here but still got to keep the look out for the occasional creeps and wild ones
That comes naturally for people not used to this degree of safety - I even over-reacted a couple times to perceived threats that weren’t real, so for people coming to SG, I don’t think there is an equivalent when it comes to safety!
Do you have any advice for job seeking in Singapore in the current climate? My partner and I are looking to move to Singapore (from Australia) but he is finding the market is not open to “westerners” and more so aimed at hiring local Singaporean’s since the peak of Covid. Did you transfer from one office to another or apply for a job externally?
I did transfer for one office to the other, and the business made it as easy as possible to get my employment pass and dependant passes. I would not recommend just moving here and figure it out - the government won,t let you anyways. You need to have a job lined-up before the move - preferably in an industry that still hires westeners - but your partner is right: they will always hire locals in priority (as they should) and employers have to justify why they are importing foreigners for any specific role.
For me, it turns out there simply not a lot of experienced Singaporeans doing what I do. Some, but not a lot.
@@SimonSaysCanada Thanks for the reply! Yes I completely agree, local job force should always take precedence, especially when there is skilled and educated locals. Definitely wouldn’t attempt to move before having something ready, knowing how Singapore works! We’ll keep working on it!
Woot you got your dog there finally! Nice pick me up.
Great video :)
Btw life for gay ppl isn't too bad in Singapore. Conservative leaning country yes but in terms of going out and about not too much issue.
I know, but these have been hard-fought issues in Canada, America and Europe and it is worth noting how things stand in SG for people coming in. “Not too bad” may not be enough!
@@SimonSaysCanada i know even Australia gay marriage thing passed only a few years ago. But just talking on my perspective as an aussie tourist (i guess you can say) who stayed for over a year in Singapore. There's gay bars, saunas, events, clubs, apps. If you are wanting to parade it around and start smooching in public (ive seen it) ppl will stare and will probably get a few disapproving looks but honestly if you don't shove it in peoples faces it's fine. Even with the cctv cameras around nothing happened...Anyway that was my perspective. Hopefully that law is repealed one day and i think eventually it will be. The youth are more understanding.
In the youth we trust!
@@SimonSaysCanada haha well for issues like this yes. For others debatable :p anyway all about your perspective right. But that's the thing about Singapore ya so many laws on the books even from colonial days for trivial things but a lot of them they barely enforce until it's really serious. Singapore is the city of laws...you can get souvenir shirts with that on it.
I can assure you that for LBGTQ people living closeted lives to not upset their family or close friends, section 377A is a very important bread-and-butter issue.
Imagine a law discriminating against brown eyes - but it’s okay; it’s generally not enforced anymore. How much of a choice have you had for your dyes coloration, and therefore how much can you do to comply with the law,?
Lucky for me, I’m straight and have blue eyes, so I should just worry about low taxes and garbage-collection issues? 😛
Hi Simon. How are you doing. Have not seen your video for a while. God bless.
Bunch of recent events have thrown my schedule out of axis - more on that in this week’s video! Thanks for checking in!
Singapore Public Pool = Volcano Lava, Hahaha, can't stop laughing
😁
Add no required tipping and you can pack home your leftover food from the restaurant with no questions asked.
Well, that’s true in Canada too. Tipping is never REQUIRED - but it is expected. That’s why you get GREAT service from waiters where I’m from! 😄
It is not that Singapore doesn't accept gay or lebs, is just that we are not too open , when u cross those line, u know u will get into trouble.
A great fun video , and is not boring
Here’x the thing - gay and lesbs are already amongst us - the vast majority being Singaporeans living closeted lives. Pretty sure SG will get this right some day, but for now, it’s lagging behind the times on this issue, which I do care about!
Your videos are so funny. 😂😂 And u literally took the time to reply at the comments. So everyone dont forget to subscribe to his channel.
Thanks for reminding then!! According to the data, 89% of people who watch my stuff aren’t subscribed yet... but I’ll get em eventually!
9:51 awwww poor maverick!😞
16:53 Yaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy!!!!
Yeah... you now have the full picture on that little end-scene 😊
@@SimonSaysCanada Haah yeah, I am happy either ways. Subscribed to you for Singapore, but stayed for your awesome editing and storytelling. Keep the vlogs coming!
Got my computer back - no more iPad edits!!! It’ll make things waaay easier and less restrictive!
Not all helper stay inside tiny room. Many enjoy big rooms n visit gym n swimming pool.
That’s good. They should.
14:24 in sg. U can do anything just dun get caught.
International rules to live by 😛
so is everywhere
Even at night......
Even at night.
Low crime does not mean no crime 😉, always be careful just to be safe
🤔 Maid u can hire a temporary type.( Adhoc)
For sure - but Canada is known for it’s low crime rate in general, and yet it can’t even compete against SG. You have more risk of getting hit by a bolt of lightning than getting mugged - in Canada, I’d bet on the mugging!
I am an Indian moving to singapore, I have a feeling I will be very insecure about myself once I go there since everyone there must be foreign and pretty, or at least most. Is it a place where a brown person may become insecure?
First, most foreigners (like me) aren’t pretty, so no worries on that front! 😄 The Indian and muslim communities in SG are substantial - you will blend in much easier than I ever would!
Still impressed by the ability of Indians to wear back hoodies in Singapore weather… My Canadian brain cannot process it still 😛
Simon, have you forgotten the Chicken wings? if not I will tell you where to find master Yoda.
86% of my mind in generally occupied by the thought of chicken wings so no, I have not forgotten 😁
@@SimonSaysCanada 14% left, how about the Bird Park Shoebill? 5%? that left family with 9%. oh man that is criminal injustice or neglect...haha. May the food be with you.
8% to crocodiles, so 1% to the family, with a margin of error of 2%...
KIDDING! 😄
what about a video with exact numbers $$?
Well, I’m sure the internet has some of those too.
Not all maids are treated badly by the employers,many employers are bullied by the maids too, everywhere else s the same,there's good and bad ppl. At least I treated my helpers as my younger sisters,eat and use the same things as us,slept in aircon room,respect each other,stay in contact even after they went home.
Of course, not everything is bad. But I’ve seen enough bad to not want to partake in this old Brit tradition. I would argue that given a choice, most helpers would want to do something else of their lives.
I just read somewhere and some Asians like saying that Singaporeans are racist
What do you think? Cause causal racism is very common in Singapore and especially to one another. So causal that it doesn't bother most people
There is certainly some of that, yes. But listen - and this is definitely NOT a competition or a fact I am proud of - but white people’s racism versus all other skin colors has to be the negative gold-standard against which all other racism is measured... And when seen in that light, I find Singaporeans’ casual racism quite inoffensive, if a bit insensitive.
Not sure it’s genuine racism either - it’s more a matter of nationality than it is about race or skin-tone.
All that being said, F*CK racism in all its shapes and forms!
One Love,
Simon
@@SimonSaysCanada I was born and grew up in Singapore . My father is German and my mom Singaporean and as a kid Chinese Singaporeans will always say ang moh kou ( red hair Dog ) whenever he walked by .or Chinese uses slurs towards malays and Indians and vice versa. I speak 3 Chinese languages so for me it's ok and all this slurs is pretty normal actually. Not saying I have never used it cause even my mom would use it too towards Malays etc at times. To me it's pretty normal. But I was curious have it happen to you cause I haven't been back for 5 years now as I have been living in Germany for the last 13 years and Australia for 5 . Thanks for the reply.
Hello Simon, great content, but have to point out on the last one - we are a conservative Asian nation. Our birth rate is also a critical issue. Also, I grew up (and I think many others as well) hearing this maxim, "So if so & so jumps down, you will also do the same is it?!" (you know when you grew up in a HDB flat...) Meaning to say, don't follow other people blindly.
Not sure what your argument is -you don’t do something because other nations did it; you do it because it’s the right thing to do.
Miyagi-Do T-Shirt? A karate practitioner?
Used to be. I’ve switched to Brazilian jiu-jitsu couple years ago.
@@SimonSaysCanada Keep it up! Keep fit!
Hi Crocodile Hunter!
Crikey!!
I just wish I'd seen this 25 years ago.... So not relevant to me any more, but an excellent video nonetheless. Thanks.
25 years ago, most of this would probably not apply! 😁
Need to disagree with you on the Singapore local education system. It’s very good at producing kids who score high grades, but there is not enough focus on communication and presentation skills, emotional and social intelligence, critical thinking, questioning authority etc. It also produces kids who may be highly competent in some ways, but are sorely lacking in self-confidence. Vocational education is also not seen as a route to a normal middle class lifestyle, and is therefore not aspired to by most local families. In international schools in Singapore, this is an issue as well. For e.g. the Swiss, Dutch and German schools do not seem to offer viable paths for vocational education for expat children. For e.g. I have a Danish friend living in Singapore whose daughter wants to be a furniture carpenter. This is a perfectly respectable career choice in Denmark. She does very well academically, but would rather become a craftsman than an office worker like most of us. There is no avenue for this in Singapore, whether you are in the local or international system. She will need to return to Denmark to train....
Well, lumber jack or diary farmer are both perfectly acceptable trades in Canada (as is furniture carpentry), but with no applicability to the reality of Singapore, of course. No lumber trees, no pastures for cows. If my kids want to become either of these things, we / they’ll have to move somewhere where these trades are possible, and hopefully valued.
For critical thinking, challenging authority, and communication skills, this may be true, but the Canadian system does not teach those skills either, so that’s where good parenting needs to come in, I guess!
Challenging authority is not a thing in Asia in general, I find. Only happens in countries that have thrown-out monarchy and / or have had a couple revolutions of some kind!
@@SimonSaysCanada My point about vocational education applies also to trades that are relevant for Singapore (e.g. plumber, electrician). Most local families would not regard such careers highly.
In Germany/Austria/Switzerland/Netherlands/Scandinavia/ Northern Italy vocational education (or apprenticeships) are a viable option. I worked at Siemens for 10 years, and found out that many of the German top management had not been to university, but had instead ‘come up through the ranks’, starting off as apprentices.
The only thing I know about Canada is the ‘I’m a lumberjack’ sketch from Monty Python-not the most reliable source of information!😆
Lots of Canadian lumberjacks still, so not entirely false!! And I get your point - I myself came up through the ranks in my own profession, now helping highly-educated Singaporeans to how apply theories to the real world. 😁
Still, I’m happy that my daughter gets a taste of the highly-competent high-grades SG school system as a starting point!
Apple would be so disappointed to here from you that floating apple store design is awful
I’m sure they don’t care what we think, so long as we buy their products 😁
@@SimonSaysCanada 🤣🤣 yeah
They should just change the name to "apple by the bay".
Also actually on LGBT issue
It's just they can't get married legally here.
Other then that the 377A law really is for nothing
Nobody gets jailed for being gay and the law is never enforced.
Maybe only when it comes to Minor offences below 16 years old and male prostitution cases.
Private conducts and having a relationship is no problem here
Given a very very conservative society it's hard for the govt to legalize it but i guess in the future the law would be gone as society changes.
I like your content and expressions of things. I only take exception about our laws and especially relate to lgbtq. We are generally helpful and tolerance, but we guard our laws jealously as they are there for good social reasons being a small multi racial, religious and cultural society. The reason we dislike some Westerners or other self centred liberals coming here trying to bring in or influence their "so called warp" human rights nonsense to try to change our people claiming progressive mindset but actually degressive in nature that many of us cannot tolerate. As guests to our country, we welcome you but don't try to interfere in our laws which have served us well since our nationhood. We cannot afford the mess of many western insanities seen today.
Hard disagreement on this one. This particular LBGTQ law isn’t yours to begin with - it’s Britain’s colonial penal code, which applied to all colonies. Most old colonies have shed this imperial penal code in favor of something that better represent their population. Singaporeans suffer under this law - I knoa a few closeted who were more confortable discussing their situation with a straight white Canadian then they were their families or Singaporean friends, which is terrible no matter what your values are.
Being gay is no more a choice than having brown or green eyes, of as it applies to me, than losing your hair. Having 21rst Century laws against LBGTQ in a modern country is as wrong-headed as having laws against green eyes and bald heads.
Note that it doesn’t affect me - I am not LBGTQ at all. But it affdcts a few of my Singaporean friends, and I can’t ignore it out of empathy for them. Singaporeans suffer under this law - it is up to Singaporean to fix this issue.
Homophobia and intolerance belongs in the past, along with the rest of the British Empire.
If you want your children to become ferocious robots, go on then.
Who wouldn’t? Ferocious robots are the future, man!!!
Now you gonna fight with your dog 🐕 over the wings..
No wings for that dog! He gets high-end duck dog food, I get the wings!
The only legal way to have sex (even married couples) is "man on top". Any other position is ILLEGAL. It's never been enforced, but it's still there on the books.
Just FYI and laughter.
LOLZ. Let’s call it Government reach-around.
FoxTwo: nonsense
bro u need to level, compress, eq and limit your vocals. they are all over the place and not very consistent. It's annoying.
Cool cool cool. Want me to supersize your fries with that order, bro?
@@SimonSaysCanada I love the awesome vocals! You were casting pearls before swines.
🤣🤣 thanks!