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Daily Archives: 5 July, 2011
Wet Market Shopping, Lunch and Dinner Meal
Well the relocation consultant assigned to provide a ‘settle-in’ tour of Singapore, was kind enough to show me one of the main Wet Markets near to Little India, and I must admit it was amazing! The amount of fruit and … Continue reading
Local Bank Account – Definitely Feel Localised Now
Well I had two choices really – use my UK bank account and withdraw cash via ATMs on a regular basis – and get hit with the Cash withdraw and FX currency conversion costs each time, or set-up and utilise … Continue reading
Settle-In Day
Today, I was fortunate to have experienced a settle-in tour – a quick cultural visit of the main highlights of the city, including shopping areas, libraries, eating areas, where to bag those bargains (rather than going to the big malls), … Continue reading