Not sure of the letter of the law but IIRC, no.calvink wrote:Can someone advise on the =subject
[/quote]calvink wrote:Sorry not quite sure what u meant by the letter of the law or IIRC...could you explain that
So, you can rent a room if you're on LT(S)VP, with caveats.Citizenship
Subtenants must be :
a. Singapore citizens; or
b. Singapore permanent residents; or
c. Non-citizens legally residing in Singapore [holders of Employment Passes, S Passes, Work Permits, Student Passes, Dependant Passes, Professional Visit Passes, Long Term Social Visit Passes (6 months and above)].
*Construction workers who are Work Permit holders should be Malaysians.
It (renting to short-term pass holders) depends mostly on the willingness to do something illegal to earn a few $ - read the law above! And yes: There are such landlords, but would you trust them not to do something illegal towards you (e.g. with your deposit)?fxman wrote:LTSVP ?? Why not? Even people on just a short term social visit passes are renting local apartments. It depends mostly on the landlord's preference of the tenant.
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