Doing business in Singapore (Full Episode)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2016
- In this episode of The Airport Economist Tim is in Singapore, the economic jewel of South East Asia. Find out all there is to know about doing business in Singapore.
The Airport Economist is your guide to doing business in the Asian Century. Led by renowned economist Tim Harcourt, we'll be visiting thriving markets all across Asia to find out what the emerging opportunities are for doing business there, how to get your foot in the door, learn from companies who are successfully operating there, as well as discover the local culture.
In each episode we'll arm you with all the knowledge and insights you need to take your business international.
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great contents, thank you
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Great video mate, really help
This is an excellent video
Planning my business trip to Singapore, come here to learn some, wish covid will stop, people are easier to go abroad and back.
Beautiful. Very helpful. Thank you.
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Very insightful. Can you kindly direct me to material on shipping industry with supply chain management in Singapore. Thanks.
The Foreign Investors Expatriate from Those from Hong-Kong can Seriously Consider Starting Business Investment too as Alternative destination as shown.
I currently do business in the Philippines and the Marianas islands. I am wanting to move into Singapore. I'd like to start meeting some import export people to get things rolling.
What do you want to import export
@@ganplankotp8982 I'd like to build a co-op of organic herb growers. I have the infrastructure, just need partners, a little backing (i have 50% of the backing), and a farmers network established. I even have the brand registered. I already have salt and salt products, just need to expand on herbs and spices.
But the organic camels milk interests me as a product. The west has never seen it or tasted it. There may be something there for the US, even if it is a niche product. I also have the warehouses already.
@@EvolvedApe Interesting. As a singaporean, a lot of us here have lactose intolerance. If camel's milk is lactose free and doesn't have a strong animal smell like goat milk, we'll take to it like ducks to water. Herbs is a little less lucrative because most of the herbs is used by minorities and we have a good quality and affordable supply already from india. Chinese cruisine is more of soy sauce, ginger, garlic and japanese/korean influenced sauces. Maybe parsley and spring onions...?
Wish Singapore had ANZ style point based PR system...
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Consider the following: I am incomporating my company in Singapore; my company's money is not generated in Singapore; do I have to pay tax? Is non-Singapore source income exempt from Singapore taxation?
For Australians, New Zealand is close & better to do business with, I heard. Singapore is far away, from Aussie land, man.
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Correction - 2nd easiest. New Zealand is at #1
He said Asia, not Australiansia. -_-
Are you from NZ? just guessed by accent :)
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what kind of accent is that?
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actually they say singapore's official language is malay not english lol....
It has been English all along, if it is the 2ndly, most used language would be Mandarin/Chinese. It will not be Malay
@@ralphou ya but idk why tats wat my teachers say in school. I study in Singapore and like in the army they use commands in malay. As well as the national anthem.
Yes, but not all get into the army (nt ladies) and nt daily.... not all get to sing national anthem also, only secondary school and younger students sing the anthem... this is due to our previous historical background wIth Malaya
Singapore official language is Malay.
And the working language in Singapore is English.
Hannah, shut up your ignorance brain, if you do not even know Singapore... Please tell me which law stipulated official lang is that?
Pls stop spreading wrong info and be a responsible netizen (wking lang is indeed English though)
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Sir you said not correct Singapore is kingdom country all things very expenses 20 years a go it is okey now very bad we pay for work permit high money the Singapore rules is very poolsit e ratio.and gulf u a e Qatar is best countr y please donot give wrong message totally Singapore is now no business country
I Had a huge problem to understand the words you typed ? It cant even be translated?