One of our posters (who shall remain nameless) is going to be upset by that remark.JR8 wrote:
Or in this case SMS summarily executed Bambi bwahahaha

Honestly, I won't!

One of our posters (who shall remain nameless) is going to be upset by that remark.JR8 wrote:
Or in this case SMS summarily executed Bambi bwahahaha
I can answer this for most. Most of the times, people are not looking to settle down in "Singapore", they are looking to settle down in "NOT my home country"BillyB wrote:Why are you so desperate to commit to Singapore on a long-term basis after such a short period of time?
Everyone always wants to be somewhere other than where they're at.vishalgupta2 wrote:I can answer this for most. Most of the times, people are not looking to settle down in "Singapore", they are looking to settle down in "NOT my home country"BillyB wrote:Why are you so desperate to commit to Singapore on a long-term basis after such a short period of time?
On your last day your EP is cancelled; how are you legally staying in Singapore? Without a valid EP/PEP, you're not legally entitled to reside in that unit. Your T/A probably makes a reference to that. Read it.whysaigon wrote:I've just resigned from my role and was holding a P1 Pass. If I'm renting an HDB can the landlord force me to leave while I'm waiting for the PEP?
If your P1 was cancelled, you would be issued a SVP for 1 month.whysaigon wrote:I've just resigned from my role and was holding a P1 Pass. If I'm renting an HDB can the landlord force me to leave while I'm waiting for the PEP?
But in practice, unless the landlord saw more $$ signs in a new tenant, they will demand that you fulfil the terms of the agreement - i.e. stay put and pay .. as it happened to me when the market was going south and moi was joblesssingaporeflyer wrote:So, theoretically, yes your Landlord can ask you to vacate.
Didn't you have any diplomatic clause in your tenanacy agreement?ecureilx wrote:But in practice, unless the landlord saw more $$ signs in a new tenant, they will demand that you fulfil the terms of the agreement - i.e. stay put and pay .. as it happened to me when the market was going south and moi was joblesssingaporeflyer wrote:So, theoretically, yes your Landlord can ask you to vacate.
errr .. how would that work ?? enlighten me please ..skipper wrote:Didn't you have any diplomatic clause in your tenanacy agreement?ecureilx wrote:But in practice, unless the landlord saw more $$ signs in a new tenant, they will demand that you fulfil the terms of the agreement - i.e. stay put and pay .. as it happened to me when the market was going south and moi was joblesssingaporeflyer wrote:So, theoretically, yes your Landlord can ask you to vacate.
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