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Userful Number when you are traveling or living in Singapore.

Emergency

Police
999 (toll-free)

Emergencies/Ambulance/Fire Brigade
995 (toll-free)

Important Public Services

Police Hotline
1800 225 0000 (toll-free)

Traffic Police Hotline
1800 547 1818

AAS Emergency Road Service
6748 9911

Non-Emergency Ambulance Service
1777

Information

Flight Information (24-hour)
1800-542 4422 (toll-free)

STB Touristline (24-hour automated tourist information system)
1800-736 2000 (toll-free in Singapore only)

CitySearch (operator-assisted Yellow Pages)
1900 777 7777

Time of Day
1711

Weather
(65) 6542 7788

International Calls
104

Trunk Calls [...]

Singapore’s open immigration policy provides an environment conducive for businesses to bring in employees in no more than two weeks.

Professional Visas

Professional visas are issued to foreign professionals who have found employment in Singapore and are about to commence work, those who need to make short visits in their professional capacities, and others who seek training opportunities.

* Employment Pass
* Miscellaneous Work Pass
* Personalised Employment Pass

Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) & Light Rail Transit (LRT)

The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) operates a network of trains, which serves 51 stations, covering most business, shopping and residential areas in Singapore. These trains are highly reliable, arriving every three to eight minutes from 5.30 am to 12.30 am daily. The Light Rail Transit (LRT) is a 7.8km feeder rail service of 14 stations, covering only Bukit Panjang and Choa Chu Kang estates currently. Click here to find out more details on train routes, fares and travel times.

To travel on both the MRT and LRT, you can either buy tickets at any train station, or pay using an EZ-Link cash card purchased at any station or bus terminal. You can use the same EZ-Link card to travel on public buses in Singapore.

For those who plan to stay in Singapore for a while, finding their own place is a top priority.

Singapore offers a host of accommodation options, both for short term and long term needs, and apartment hunting can be quite fun.

Those with families might prefer to rent a service apartment in the downtown area. Singapore offers four key types of housing:

* Short-Term Housing
* Long-Term Housing
* Public Housing
* Private Housing

Such a long court case for Streetdirectory.com

But anyway, Streetdirectory Map is back, and it upgraded to newer version with bigger map. Looks not bad.

For those who do desire to become home owners, images of coming back to a welcoming home after a day at work, spending time with the family within the sanctity of its walls and pottering in the garden bring feelings of security and happiness. However, it can be tempting to want it all now, and with that desire comes the danger of over borrowing and getting into more debt than you can comfortably repay. It therefore pays to consider what your needs really are and what you would be willing to live without. For example, if you are part of a couple with no children and no need to work from home, could you live without a third bedroom and large garden? On the other hand, if you have a young family would you consider moving to an outer suburb for the extra space it would afford rather increasing an existing mortgage in order to maintain an inner city address?

# Mistake #1: Lack of background information: Knowing what you are up against is your greatest defense on getting the best deal. In this age of Information technology, almost everything can be accessed by the internet. Lack of knowledge is no excuse.

# Mistake #2: Base their investment on hearsay: The market fluctuates everyday. Do not try to base your decisions on something not stable especially on buying a property. Buy what is just right for your family.

Planning to go for travel? Then you must go to the Natas Travel Fair 2008 in Singapore Expo Exhibition Hall.

This events will be on 1st August 2008 - 3rd August 2008.

Be it an adventure, an exotic getaway or a romantic sojourn, NATAS Holidays 2008 brings together expert travel specialists, tour operators and national tourist organizations to present to you popular and unique holiday experiences around the region and the world.

Hard to think of places to eat around Singapore, try to visit HungryGoWhere.com .

You can search restaurant or hawker stall like what type of food, rating, price, and also location. All the restaurants are well recommented and with user’s comments.

Each of the restaurant also provided Google map location, so don’t worry if you don’t know how to go to that restaurant. Sometimes the users there also will guide you to the restaurant step by step.

As a country, Singapore is a popular hub of the region. One of the more popular practices for holidayers is to explore Singapore, then take a trip up to nearby Malaysia. Malaysia is really accessible from Singapore - you can take a train, drive or even walk in through the Causeway.

Express buses or coaches are a well-established and comfortable method of transport that gets you to the cities of Malaysia such as its capital of Kuala Lumpur (KL). It’s a direct journey, and some coach or express bus companies even provide on-board refreshments! A one-way ticket starts from around $30-$40, and most companies provide daily services.