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New COVID Restrictions in Singapore: What You Should Know
As the number of COVID-19 cases drop and stabilize, Singapore takes strides towards normalcy. The Disease Outbreak Response System Condition (DORSCON) level will be changed to Yellow starting today (April 26, 2022). Expect to see more restrictions lifted and employees returning back to the office soon. In this Pacific Prime Singapore article, we’ll go over …
Singapore’s new points system aims to attract top talent
Singapore will implement a new points system for Employment Pass (EP) applicants starting next year. In 2023, Singapore’s EP applicants can also expect higher qualifying salary thresholds. The Singapore Government hopes that the new points system will help local businesses attract high-talent expat professionals and ensure diversity in the workplace. In this Pacific Prime Singapore …
Your guide to Singapore Work Permits, S Pass, and Employment Pass (Updated 2022)
Thinking of starting a new chapter in Singapore? You’ll need official documents from the Singaporean government to stay and work. Depending on your occupation, salary, and more, you may be required to get a Work Permit, S Pass, or an Employment Pass. In this Pacific Prime Singapore article, we’ll go over the latest criteria for …
Your guide to pregnancy, maternity care, and insurers in Singapore
If you’re planning to be pregnant in one of the most expensive cities in the world *cough Singapore cough*, then the chances are that you’ll be pretty concerned about the exorbitant costs of maternity care and delivery (amongst other costs associated with raising a child). This is why Pacific Prime Singapore highly recommends looking into …
6 types of insurance for key adult milestones
If you’re paying your bills on time and investing your money sensibly, you’re killing it at the whole ‘adulting’ game. But have you thought about securing insurance? It’s the next step to being a certified adult. And no, insurance isn’t just limited to health or life insurance. For those wondering ‘what type of insurance do …
COVID-19 and children: Everything parents should know
“What should I do if my child has COVID-19?” is a commonly asked question that has crossed every parent’s mind during the pandemic. Especially now that children under the age of 12 are beginning to make up most of the COVID-19 cases admitted to the hospital. While the idea that the virus typically causes a …
Moving to Singapore in 2022: Visa, housing, and living costs explained
Singapore’s position as a global business center and financial hub makes it a magnet for expats. With its efficient handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s highly likely that foreigners will continue to flock to the Lion City this year and going forward. However, there is a downside – its bank-breakingly high living costs, especially when …
The complete guide to renting in Singapore
If you’re looking to rent in Singapore, you certainly won’t be disappointed. Whether you’re aiming for a city center flat or a house in a residential area, there are a number of options to choose from in the city-state so you’re bound to find something that suits your budget and lifestyle. But like all things …
5 ways to spring clean your finances before Chinese New Year
As Chinese New Year is just around the corner, it’s time to bring out your cleaning supplies. Traditionally, houses are thoroughly cleaned prior to the new year to eliminate the previous year’s misfortunes and make space for new, positive energy. But if your finances are in a state of a mess, then perhaps you should also …
How to raise lifelong learners
As PSLE results were recently released, there’s no better time to talk about how important it is to prepare children for life, instead of exams alone. Parents and teachers often reward children for their academic achievements through praise, gifts, and treats. While celebrating your child’s victories is an affectionate act and can encourage children to …
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