hello, May I ask you something? I know it's quite your personal info but I don't know who I can ask and I searched on internet. it couldn't answer my question. if a foreigner holds S pass and work online job (such as TH-camr, blogger) receive an allowance on others currency (not SGD) and not a Singapore bank. it's self-employed. how to tax? Thank you 🙏
Would love to hear your thoughts on local hawker cuisine as an affordable option! For example, what are your favourite hawker foods, and why are they your favourites? What have you experienced as underrated and overrated to eat in Singapore?
Interesting video and thanks for the awesome breakdown. Would love to hear how much you're earning roughly in Singapore. Might consider Singapore or just head to the states. Cheers
Hello Adrian!! It’s Mia here (if you rmb me haha) Your videos are so useful for my relocation to SG. Love your content!! looking forward to have more videos sharing interesting places to hang out in SG 😆
Hello Adrian, thanks 4 the breakdown on expenses. What about your equipment? Do u use GoPro, iPhone, etc? Did u buy your equipment in Singapore of in the US? Thanks.😀
Hey Adrian! Thanks for your video. Always looked up on your new content every Wednesday! Just some questions, as a foreigner is this the right time to apply jobs in Singapore right now? Ive been following you and watched the video that u shared on tips how to get a job in SG. Ive been applying jobs nonstop everyday on Jobstreet but all i get is rejections :( Honestly speaking im at the erge of giving up.
Definitely! I think there're still a lot of job openings that need to filled, so maybe you can try out other platforms like LinkedIn and even apply on company websites directly :)
This is definitely not the typical cost of living in Singapore. He’s basically living on a very tight budget, not spending anything on some of ‘nice to haves’ that most people would want in order to enjoy life. The reality is that if you want to make friends and socialise, you will be going out and spending at least SGD 100 per dinner
So it's very similar to Southern California the only exceptions being transportation and the phone. Apartment prices vary here depending on the region and aparrment or home style from a low 800 to a high 4000 a month.
Hey, this is great info! I've been looking at doing a master's at one of Singapore's universities - I keep reading about people doing study abroad programs there, but not the full degree... Am I thinking about doing something crazy? Man I wish I knew a Singaporean so I could ask some stuff...
It depends so much on your personal circumstances, and what country you are from. If your country has good unis then you should consider staying for cheaper tuition. I considered graduate CS studies in Singapore, but it seems like most Singaporeans prefer to do grad studies in the US. If you want to study Asian culture/language or just want to live/work in Singapore/Asia then it's a good idea, they do have some of the top unis in Asia.
@@liamwatts7105 makes sense. I really like Asia I'd prefer to live over there. Of course, I'm sure Singapore is very different from the parts of Asia I've seen. That's part of the reason it's interesting, though.
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Let me know in the comments below what other topics you want me to cover on my channel. Cheers :)
hello, May I ask you something? I know it's quite your personal info but I don't know who I can ask and I searched on internet. it couldn't answer my question.
if a foreigner holds S pass and work online job (such as TH-camr, blogger) receive an allowance on others currency (not SGD) and not a Singapore bank. it's self-employed. how to tax? Thank you 🙏
Supermarkt and preis please 😊❤
Really insightful Adrian! I'm coming to Singapore for my exchange semester abroad and these videos are really helpful! Thanks a lot :)
Glad it was helpful!
Wednesday comes and I am like Adrian s video is gonna come today
Would love to hear your thoughts on local hawker cuisine as an affordable option! For example, what are your favourite hawker foods, and why are they your favourites? What have you experienced as underrated and overrated to eat in Singapore?
great videos bro, it would be nice if you sum up all the costs at the end
I heard a “ya” in Singapore accent… you’re assimilating well :-)
hahahah
Wednesday comes and I am like Adrian s
Video is gonna come😀😀😀
yup!
Interesting video and thanks for the awesome breakdown.
Would love to hear how much you're earning roughly in Singapore.
Might consider Singapore or just head to the states.
Cheers
Even on the cheaper side, it is still very costly per month
Hello Adrian!! It’s Mia here (if you rmb me haha) Your videos are so useful for my relocation to SG. Love your content!! looking forward to have more videos sharing interesting places to hang out in SG 😆
omg HI mia! Welcome to the team and hope to see u in singapore soon 🥳
I do agree to spend more on food rather than clothes. When we are hungry, who wants to eat clothes?
exactly!
Insightful info AD..thanks
Hello Adrian, thanks 4 the breakdown on expenses. What about your equipment? Do u use GoPro, iPhone, etc? Did u buy your equipment in Singapore of in the US? Thanks.😀
Curious about how much you earned per month
Hey Adrian! Thanks for your video. Always looked up on your new content every Wednesday! Just some questions, as a foreigner is this the right time to apply jobs in Singapore right now? Ive been following you and watched the video that u shared on tips how to get a job in SG. Ive been applying jobs nonstop everyday on Jobstreet but all i get is rejections :( Honestly speaking im at the erge of giving up.
Don't give up..
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Definitely! I think there're still a lot of job openings that need to filled, so maybe you can try out other platforms like LinkedIn and even apply on company websites directly :)
Nice color bedsheets 👍
Adrian, mayb u can do a topic on covid19 ,..
Later next time I let u know other topics..
1125pm
I want see cooking videos from you! Haha
One day haha
This is definitely not the typical cost of living in Singapore. He’s basically living on a very tight budget, not spending anything on some of ‘nice to haves’ that most people would want in order to enjoy life. The reality is that if you want to make friends and socialise, you will be going out and spending at least SGD 100 per dinner
aw its quite sad if you can only socialize and enjoy life by spending 100SGD on dinner
@@AdrianWan1 you’re the sad one if you can’t even afford to spend 100 sgd on a night out
@@audemarspiguet4237 there is a huge difference between wanting to spend and being able to afford it!
Thank for info. Great sharing.
So it's very similar to Southern California the only exceptions being transportation and the phone. Apartment prices vary here depending on the region and aparrment or home style from a low 800 to a high 4000 a month.
I would say that food is mostly cheaper in Singapore due to the presence of hawker centres where food can be as cheap as $2
Please! with such videos in youtube, the entire world seems to be coming to little red dot Singapore.
thanks for the video.
is it possible to pay mortgage from monthly CPF OA ? is it only for property down payment ?
How lovely d kind of yr music Adrian😘👍
Glad you like it!
great video! tahnks for the content. May I ask what co-living agent you used to find accomodation in singapore?
mine was called The Assembly Place :)
Well summed up
Hey, this is great info! I've been looking at doing a master's at one of Singapore's universities - I keep reading about people doing study abroad programs there, but not the full degree... Am I thinking about doing something crazy? Man I wish I knew a Singaporean so I could ask some stuff...
It depends so much on your personal circumstances, and what country you are from. If your country has good unis then you should consider staying for cheaper tuition. I considered graduate CS studies in Singapore, but it seems like most Singaporeans prefer to do grad studies in the US.
If you want to study Asian culture/language or just want to live/work in Singapore/Asia then it's a good idea, they do have some of the top unis in Asia.
@@liamwatts7105 makes sense. I really like Asia I'd prefer to live over there. Of course, I'm sure Singapore is very different from the parts of Asia I've seen. That's part of the reason it's interesting, though.
you really have a very budget living style. Dun you go for grocery shopping?
Adrian you are really thrifty! I have a lot to learn from you!
I appreciate that!
That's a lot of money. How much can you save with that amount of expenses on average?
wait 1500 sgd for a 200 sq ft home ?? this is madness !
plus you gotta dump together in community toilet.
very impormative
Nice 👍
Hi I love you video 📸
Tell someone about jobs
The rent is very expensive 😢
Hi Adrian,
What is your total cost of living per month?
is it easy to get a job as a Doctor or pharmacist?
Hi can you share which coliving platform you use ?
I use The Assembly Place :)
Hi Adrian! Where can I find the same housing type-co-living? Please share the name of the contact agent/name of building/developer. Thanks in advance.
sure! The co-living place I stayed at is called The Assembly Place
Where did u get the green bedsheet set?
from taobao haha
@@AdrianWan1 thank you
You already have a Singaporean accent within a month.
The accent is hard to understand.. I need to make it slow into 0.5x in some part. 🤭🤭😇😇
Hello, can I come live with you
I love how you speak so monotonously. Lol.
you are a hungry boy. Eat so much...haha.
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