Why are more and more people emigrating to Singapore?

# Singapore Immigrants # Introduction Singapore has a beautiful living environment, excellent teaching quality and developed economy. Many people want to immigrate to Singapore. Why are immigrants from Singapore popular? What are the advantages and benefits after immigration? !

Why did you immigrate to Singapore?

World-famous garden city

Singapore enjoys the reputation of "garden city country", which is a combination of country, city and island. It's quiet and orderly, tree-lined, and it's summer all year round. It's the most suitable place for people to live, just like a huge campus. This small island country with a total area of only 633 square kilometers ranks first among the four little dragons in Asia with its economic strength in Southeast Asia.

Comfortable and pleasant-it's summer all year round.

Singapore is located at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula, and the annual temperature is around 24℃ to 32℃. It's always summer, but it's not hot, there's no bleak autumn, and there's no cold winter, so in Singapore, you don't have to wear heavy winter clothes and cover several quilts. Wake up gently by the cool morning breeze every day, cool at night, and fall asleep easily, so that you can have a good rest after a hard day's study, and tomorrow you will be full of vitality and continue to work hard.

The Combination of Chinese and Western Cultures-Social Culture

She is a country ruled by Chinese outside China, which combines the essence of Chinese and Western cultures. There are no racial discrimination and language barriers, and the living customs are similar, so it is easy for international students to integrate into society. Singapore is an immigrant country, with a population of about 2.8 million, Chinese accounting for 78%, Malays accounting for 14%, Indians accounting for 7%, and a few other races. Therefore, the essence of China culture affects the lifestyle of this society. International students from China can easily adapt to this society, regardless of their living habits or ways of thinking.

Civilization and security-social order

Singapore's economic structure and political system model are imitated by many countries in the Asia-Pacific region, and its public security environment is a model of Asia. While the world's major cities are shrouded in the shadow of violence, murder, drug abuse and other dangers to the physical and mental health of young people, the Singapore government relies on strict laws and regulations to govern the country and become the "most livable" country in Asia. Singapore is one of the few countries in the world that retain flogging. /kloc-residents above 0/6 may be flogged if they violate relevant laws and regulations. The law strictly stipulates that teenagers under 18 are not allowed to smoke and drink; 2/kloc-citizens under 0/year old are not allowed to watch restricted movies. Therefore, Singapore has become one of the countries with the lowest crime rate in the world, and new international students have no worries about their insecurity and are not allowed to learn badly easily.

International education standards

She followed the Commonwealth education and grew up in a boudoir, but she has an international teaching level. World-class universities all favor Singapore's GCE "O" and GCE "A" grades. RichardLeeColvin, an education reporter from Los Angeles Times, wrote a long article "Education is the Way to Live in Singapore", which made a comprehensive comparison and reflection on the education systems of Singapore and the United States. He said: "American students' international performance is average." "In Singapore, students who are considered to be the lowest two origins are still higher than the world level and still far behind the average level of American students. "Singapore teachers have also won the reputation of' the most hardworking teacher in the world'. When US President Bill Clinton announced this result, he once called it "a challenge from Singapore". Students who have passed the GCE "O" level examination can apply for polytechnic and pre-university courses in Singapore or apply for pre-university courses in Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries; Students who pass GCE "A" level examination can enter government universities in Singapore in the second year or be admitted to universities in Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries.

Four advantages of emigrating to Singapore

1. Barrier-free language communication

I believe that many people immigrate to other countries' languages is a big obstacle. Foreign immigrants can't communicate well with local people, so they have few friends. Children without good friends can easily bring some trauma to their bodies and minds. Singapore immigrants are completely different. Seventy percent of Singapore is Chinese. People in China communicate in Chinese, and their living habits and lifestyles are no different from those in China. Therefore, the life after immigration can be completely unchanged.

2. Personal information security

Singapore has a good law and order, strict laws and strict law enforcement. Applicants do not have to worry about the safety of funds at all, and the safety of other Swiss personal assets is similar.

3. The tax burden is low and there is no inheritance tax.

Singapore collects taxes by region, and the tax burden is very low. Overseas income does not need to be declared and taxed, and the inheritance of parents' legacy children does not need inheritance tax.

4. Good business environment

Singapore can be said to be a trade transit point in Asia. Bilateral trade with the United States is free and there are no tariffs. If the applicant sets up a trading company in Singapore, it can have a very low export tariff cost and make the operating profit higher.

Singapore is a country with high welfare, and its education, science, culture and economy are also developed. It implements compulsory education from primary school to the whole middle school stage, including compulsory education in high school. Public hospitals provide free medical care and good housing benefits.

Immigrant welfare

Provident fund system

Singapore's provident fund system began at 1955, which is the core of Singapore's social security system. After years of development, this system has become a comprehensive social security system integrating pension, medical care, housing, family security and other functions.

Singapore's provident fund system is open to all employed citizens and permanent residents. At present, the payment is 30% to 36% of the salary, of which employees pay 20% and employers pay 65,438+00% to 65,438+06%. When Singapore's economy is good, the contribution ratio of provident fund is as high as 40% to 50%.

paid holiday

In Singapore, employees are entitled to at least 7 days of annual leave in their first year of service, with a maximum of 265,438+0 days. Most employees are entitled to two to three weeks of annual leave and paid sick leave. Singapore has 1 1 legal holidays every year. If the statutory holiday coincides with the employee's holiday (such as Sunday), the next working day will automatically become a paid holiday. But some companies or industries have different arrangements. Other paid holidays stipulated in the Labor Law include: sick leave: employees can enjoy 14 days of sick leave every year after six months of service. To apply for sick leave, you must show a sick leave form issued by a company doctor or a government doctor. Special leave: Many employers allow employees to have three days' special leave when their immediate family members die. Marriage leave: Most companies in Singapore have marriage leave, usually 3 days. Maternity leave: female employees who have been employed for at least 180 days are entitled to 8 weeks of maternity leave after giving birth; Some companies also allow male employees who have just become fathers to enjoy three days of "paternity leave".

medical insurance

In Singapore's total national health expenditure, the proportion paid by individuals accounts for more than 60%. The Singapore government advocates "healthy savings". "Health savings" is to accumulate funds for hospitalization, for the future, for the elderly and for the risk of disease. Savings accounts can only pay for hospitalization and a few expensive outpatient expenses, which can be used by three generations of a family (parents, children, couples). The hospitalization expenses are borne by the state subsidies, personal medical accounts and individuals, rather than the full payment of personal accounts.

Pension system

In Singapore, everyone has their own pension account, and everyone pays until the age of 55. If it reaches the minimum limit set by the government, it can be exempted. On July 1 day, 2005, the government set the minimum amount at S $90,000, which will be raised to S $120,000 in 20 13. Singapore permanent residents and citizens can receive a monthly government pension from the age of 62. In case of death, the balance in the provident fund account will be transferred to its beneficiary.

Family reunion visa

Many international students can apply for permanent residence in Singapore after graduating from the University of Singapore. Their parents and married in-laws can generally apply for long-term residence in Singapore. The validity period of this visa, the validity period of the permanent resident card that follows the child, is generally 5 years or 10 years, and multiple trips can be made. With this visa, parents and children can jointly set up companies and do business in Singapore.