Confused + help! Some questions about working in Singapore. Today I submitted a resume on Zhaopin Recruitment. The position is Petroleum Project Engineer. consult

1. The fourth floor has written it clearly enough!

2. How high is your living standard? There are houses with rents ranging from $180 to $500 a month. The average price is 200--300 for a room for two or three people, and an average meal of $4 is enough (if you cook it yourself, you will save even more). When it comes to clothes and the like, as long as they are not famous brands, they are mostly made in China and usually cost less than $20. Besides, it’s hot here all year round and most people wear short-sleeved T-shirts. (If you work as a mechanic, you may wear work clothes, so you can save the $20!) Tobacco and alcohol are the most expensive in Singapore. A small bottle of Erguotou costs SGD 8. Cigarettes are also very scary. A pack of cigarettes costs only SGD 10. It’s best if you don’t smoke or drink!

3. Nowadays, the agency fee is generally about 30,000 RMB. As for whether it includes air tickets, it depends on your bargaining. When the contract expires, most of the return air tickets will be paid by the boss.

4. Some intermediary companies cheat, but most of them are good, and they do it to make money! You should be optimistic about what is in the contract. Singapore's laws are trustworthy. The employer will not have any perverted requirements, and the salary arrears will not be much. If you come here for money, don’t think about your future. If you’re lucky, you might be able to immigrate here.

5. Applying for a work permit is approved by the Singapore government. Generally, one week is enough. As long as you meet the conditions, it will be very fast. After getting the invitation letter, come to Singapore and apply for a work permit. (These are matters for Singapore agencies. You only need to provide them with the materials they need, most of which are your academic certificate, technical certificate and notary certificate)

6. Some people are clamoring and crying to go back. , but not the majority. You must know that there are hundreds of thousands of Chinese working in Singapore! The work pressure will not be very high. Employers who abuse people will be punished by law. If they cause harm to you, you can call the police. As long as you don’t want to do it, you can go home at any time. (But if you go home and want the agency to compensate you, , you’d better propose to return to your country during the probation period) In addition, you can also change jobs. No one can detain you in Singapore (unless you break the law and that’s it).

7. When dealing with intermediary companies, be careful to get your information back. They have no right to withhold your documents. It must be returned to you after use. But you'd better scan your information and store it electronically.

In addition, according to your worst conditions, I will give you an S pass. Quite a lot of benefits. By the way, the current exchange rate from Singapore dollars to RMB is $1 = 5.2RMB.

(If you come, just buy me a Coke, hahaha...)