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Singapore opens borders to major countries around the globe
On October 19th, 2021, Singapore added 8 more countries to the Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTLs) list as part of its long-term plan to re-establish its position as a leading international aviation hub. These additions marked a significant step in Singapore’s plans to get people traveling to the city-state again. More so, the influx of travelers will …
8 tips for going back to work after maternity leave
More women nowadays are focusing on their careers and having children later. In 2020, the median age of first-time mothers in Singapore was 31. More women are giving birth in their forties as well. This means working women are having babies while their careers are getting off the ground. Women who go back to work …
5 tips for safe travel with your family
Are you planning your next family holiday? The great thing about traveling with your family is that it can open up new experiences and generate incredible memories. Family travel offers everyone the opportunity to explore cultures, meet new people, and enjoy diversity together. But if you don’t do your research and put safety at the …
Best mooncakes in 2021 to try in Singapore this Mid-Autumn Festival
It’s that delicious time of the year again when we gorge ourselves on mooncakes. What’s so great about the pastry is that there is a wide spectrum of varieties and flavors to choose from. There is something for everyone, from traditional and modern to vegan/healthy to indulge, you’ll never run low on options. Without further …
How to cope with expat life depression
Relocating miles away from friends and family, living in a completely foreign environment, working a new job (or not working at all for trailing expat spouses), and possibly facing culture shock. These are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to expat life challenges in Singapore, so it’s no wonder that this jet-setting …
Trailing Spouse Depression: What it is and 6 ways to thrive as a trailing spouse
Starting a new chapter in a foreign country is easier said than done. Those of us who have done so all know that it requires hard work and sacrifice. When one door closes, another opens. If you moved here with your significant other, were you the one who sacrificed their life back home for your …
How to personalize your health insurance plan
While some things are a one-size-fits-all solution, your health insurance plan shouldn’t be one of them. We all have different healthcare needs that must be considered when purchasing a policy. Customizing your health insurance plan ensures you get exactly what you want and aren’t surprised by what is and isn’t covered. On top of that, …
Hospital room types in Singapore
Getting sick is already an ordeal in itself. Add ‘hospitalized in a new country’ to the mix and you’ll have undue stress on your hands. Whether you’re planning to give birth in Singapore, receive medical treatments, or just want to be prepared for accidents, you’ll want to know what to expect from a Singapore hospital …
The cost of giving birth in Singapore
Are you a Singaporean resident planning on giving birth to your first child in the city-state? Or are you an expat simply in need of an update on the cost of giving birth in Singapore? If the answer is yes to either, then carry on reading as this Pacific Prime Singapore article reveals the costs …
How to network effectively during the COVID-19 pandemic
When was the last time you networked? Chances are, this was before the COVID-19 pandemic consumed the world. Whether you used to have water cooler chats at the office or go out for after-work drinks with colleagues, networking was probably something that felt natural and enjoyable – not something you had to go out of …
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