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Singapore retains its crown as the most livable city for Asian ex-pats
The city remained on top given its low crime rates.
Singapore retains its crown as the most livable city for Asian ex-pats
The city remained on top given its low crime rates.
Is working in Singapore ‘worth it’ for expatriates?
In 2022, salary and benefits packages in Singapore rose by 4% to US$258,762.
Singapore is 5th most expensive location for expatriates
The Lion City jumped eight places in ECA’s cost of living rankings.
Singapore rises as 2nd most expensive location in Asia for business travel
The average business trip to Singapore now costs US$515 per day.
Singapore still most liveable location for expatriate workers from East Asia
It has retained its status since 2005.
Chart of the day: Singapore expat packages places 8th in Asia rankings
Salary and benefits packages in the country rose by 4%.
Singapore retains spot as 13th most expensive city for overseas workers
This is despite higher-than-average inflation of 5%.
SG still the most liveable location for ex-pats: ECA
Amid lower scores, Singapore remained the top choice for East Asian ex-pats.
Singapore up two ranks to become 12th most expensive location globally
The majority of the locations on the list are Asian cities.
SG employees to see 3.5% salary increase in 2022
Meanwhile, real salary increase rates across the APAC region are forecast to be 1.9%.
Singapore is 17th most expensive location to send expat workers
The expatriate pay package for mid-level workers costs around US$225,171 annually.
SG remains among top 10 most expensive locations in Asia
The Lion City ranks 13th most expensive location for expatriates in the world.
Commentary
Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises