
I'll try and give as much information as possible and I would appreciate it if you could spend some of your time answering this.
We would like to live in Singapore for a while, but we decided to use our savings for starters (we like to call that "sabbatical year option"

We're a family of 4, our daughters are 8 (grade 2 in intl. school now, as a "ready to go" measure we took for her to better adapt to an English speaking environment) and 1,respectively. We both have degrees (BA/MA) that appear to have been issued by institutions approved by MOM for EPEC. Choice of job-field not so "niche" or wanted in Singapore , though (police officer with a BA in law, and myself a teacher,with some international teaching experience).
Our intentions:
- put our daughter in public school (have read most threads here on both intl.and public schools). Hence, come over this fall to sit for the AEIS tests,which we hope she'll pass,as her current tests' results in English and Math are above average/excellent (Cambridge exams included) and similar to the Singaporean syllabus.
- if successful in the AEIS, apply for : Student Pass for her, LTSVP for myself, as a female accompanying child in school (btw, why is it "female" only? Fathers are supposed to be doing more than..."accompanying" children?


- live in a HDB close to the school asigned my MOE after AEIS
- live on 5-7 k S$ a month (I know...

AEIS is in October (around). We'd come for 10 days then and do an intensive look see session.
We intend to live on overseas income and our savings, and I suppose we need to prove that sustainability with bank letters or copies of the lease contracts (some of the money will come from renting a couple of properties).
I'll stop here, not to scare everyone off with a lenghty post.
What do you think?
Thank you for the great job you're doing on this forum, I've read so much valuable information here.
P.S. We visited Singapore as tourists 2 years ago.