Does anyone have real experience working in Singapore?

Many people believe that people who can work abroad will have very high wages, and people who work in countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom are very high-end. However, working in a foreign country is not necessarily better than working in China. Today I will share with you my real experience of working in Singapore and see how much per capita income in Singapore is per month.

Now Singapore’s development is getting better and better. Although it is not developing as fast as China, in terms of potential, Singapore can be ranked among the top three in Asia. Summarizing the experience in Singapore in the past few years, in Here are some tips for those who have just arrived or are about to come to Singapore to work:

1. Singapore has a maritime climate that feels a bit humid all year round. There are no seasons, so we are afraid of humidity. Friends can bring their own moisture-proof medicines.

2. Chewing gum is not allowed in Singapore. Singapore is a city that pays great attention to environmental protection. Smoking is not allowed anywhere. There will be special places for smoking.

3. The food in Singapore is actually not that expensive. The subway in Singapore is very convenient and the subway network is developed. As a girl who loves beauty, clothing, cosmetics, etc. in Singapore are still cheaper than in China.

4. Due to the working culture in Singapore, it is very common to rent out houses. The most common thing is for Chinese people who go to work to rent a house and then rent it out to other workers, all in order to earn the rent difference. , so they will rent as many people as possible, usually 4-6 people in a room, with bunk beds. Boys and girls will live in the same house, which is very inconvenient.

5. In 2014, Singapore’s per capita gross national income was around US$55,150, ranking seventh in the world. In 2015, Singapore's gross national income ranked seventh in the world. In the following years of development, Singapore's gross national income has basically remained unchanged, and its ranking has always been in the top ten. If your annual income in Singapore is S$35,000, then this is 66% of the average income in Singapore, which is much higher than the world level.

Notes:

1. Language

Singapore is a multilingual country with 4 official languages, namely English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil. Based on the historical relationship with Malaysia, the Singapore Constitution clearly stipulates Malay as the national language of Singapore, mainly to respect the language used by Singapore's indigenous people. Due to internal and external factors, Singapore adopts English as the main language and medium of instruction.

2. Text

Singapore officially uses simplified Chinese characters that are consistent with mainland China. However, from 1969 to 1979, it briefly had its own standard for simplifying Chinese characters. Simplified characters were mainly used among the people, but occasionally traditional and simplified characters were mixed. The official language of Singapore is English, so official letters, business correspondence and other economic and business correspondence are usually written in English.

3. Inheritance

The early immigrants who left their hometowns to recreate their homes in Singapore brought their own traditional culture into Singapore. The exchanges and integration between various races not only created many of today’s The nation's harmonious society has also left behind rich diversified cultural characteristics. Chinese people have a hard-working spirit and a hard-working entrepreneurial spirit. They live in peace with all ethnic groups and actively integrate and feedback into the local society. The essence of Chinese culture also deeply affects Singapore’s lifestyle.