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Singapore Expat Forum and Message Board for Expats in Singapore & Expatriates Relocating to Singapore

Sg is not on the list so you have to quarantine if travelling to UK:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus ... ption-list

Mr Boris: "only countries that have virus under control":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTARPGqKQKU

... support local businesses by delaying their purchases till the retailers are allowed to reopen. Help badly-impacted industries As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, certain companies such as those offering point-to-point transportation services and hospitality and tourism services, have suffered ...

IF you want to read of a terrible situation about FDW in Lebanon...

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-29/ ... n/12393812

... living in separate households may have to continue isolating themselves from each other in order to cut down on any possible transmission of the coronavirus. While there are ways for people to connect with others that don’t require face-to-face meetups, most of these also require the use of technology ...

... and those suffering from underlying mental health issues, are all at increased risk when they are socially isolated. Focusing too much on coronavirus-related news can cause a great amount of stress, and this is especially so for those who already suffer from depression or anxiety. As case ...

7 careers ruined. If you're one if these folk change your LinkedIn profile quickly as you'll be doxxed and your workplace harassment may start.


https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/si ... c.whatsapp

... last year July 2019, been working for almost 11 months now. The reason I'm applying for PR is because my mother (holding a PR) is here. Guess this coronavirus matter makes me want to stay in SG forever cos travelling in-and-out will be difficult for God's know how long. I reckon you will be lucky ...

... last year July 2019, been working for almost 11 months now. The reason I'm applying for PR is because my mother (holding a PR) is here. Guess this coronavirus matter makes me want to stay in SG forever cos travelling in-and-out will be difficult for God's know how long. Chance is low, you went ...

... last year July 2019, been working for almost 11 months now. The reason I'm applying for PR is because my mother (holding a PR) is here. Guess this coronavirus matter makes me want to stay in SG forever cos travelling in-and-out will be difficult for God's know how long.

A reasonably neutral summary of Sweden's current state: www.forbes.com/sites/joshuacohen/2020/05/23/swedens-gamble-on-coronavirus-has-it-paid-off/amp/ Not very convincing results as such, of course it is true that people were free to hangout at bars and restaurants if that is your ...

... While the more introverted among us may have long been prepared to live in quasi-isolation, many others have been caught on the back foot when the coronavirus pandemic swept across the world and left country after country in lockdown. Not all small local businesses had planned for an eventuality ...

... I am planning to bring my children to get their Pneumococcal and Chickenpox vaccines, also heir Tdap vaccines and flu vaccines once this Coronavirus wave passes. So far these are the few clinics I have researched: SGH Travel Clinic , Clari Health CBD Travel Clinic , and Raffles Medical ...

I understand that they reduce the risk of getting the virus somewhat, but given how quickly the coronavirus can spread, does this mean we're all pretty much doomed to wear masks while outside until there are 0 cases islandwide?

My wife and I have been out of the country for several months now. I was initially asked to temporarily transfer to a different office due to coronavirus concerns, but my wife stayed in SG since we weren’t expecting the assignment to be that long. When it got extended, she left to stay visit ...

... Solidarity Package announced in April 2020, DPM Heng Swee Keat announced that all households would receive support to cope with the impact of the coronavirus. All Singaporeans aged 21 and above will receive a payment of $600 in April. Depending on income level, eligible Singaporeans may receive ...