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Expat Lifestyle in Singapore:
working and living in Singapore
This is about getting a life in Singapore. ... and we do not target expatriates only!
Regardless if you are a Singaporean or an expatriate living in Singapore and in search of information on living and working in the lion city, this section is for you. As a Singaporean you will be surprised to find information about your country so compact, detailed and easy to find that you will never look anywhere else.
We encourage you to bookmark this site and visit us frequently. We provide fresh information on all aspects of working and living in Singapore and update the site regularly.
In Expat Views you can read about the different lives of singles, seniors or a teenager - and even a dog is talking about his experiences as an expat dog in Singapore.
We added a large section on clubs and international association, where expatriates meet other expats and locals meet expats - join a club on arrival and explore Singapore together with another newcomer or with the insight of a new local friend! For further reading on how expatriates all over the world experience their life and for support and advice on all expat related themes visit the Book and Media section with reviews on selected books.
A special section concentrates on Living with Children in Singapore. We line up some activities and link to other websites which concentrate fully on this subject. Click the image to subscribe to SingaporeFair's free monthly newsletter to lifestyle and shopping events and promotions.
Living with a Maid in Singapore offers information on how to find and employ a maid. Additionally you may like to use e-relocation Singapore, which assist you interviewing, selecting and training a maid.
Your Health features info on health problems and health services and health alerts .
For all those, who want to start or expand a family view selected information on being pregnant and giving birth in Singapore.
See Leisure and Sports Activities if you want to take up any course or sports - always a good way to find new like minded friends.
And last not least a more practical approach on your life in Singapore: How to use Public Transport!
