
1) If he wins, he will move into the Istana... A government Bungalow.
2) As President, he will stay there... Rent-free!
3) The other two Indian Ministers have to pay rent for the Government Bungalows at Ridout Road.

1) If he wins, he will move into the Istana... A government Bungalow.
2) As President, he will stay there... Rent-free!
3) The other two Indian Ministers have to pay rent for the Government Bungalows at Ridout Road.
This is a video interview of a Spanish woman who is living in Singapore:
TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 INTRO 00:49 What does Ana miss in Singapore? 01:20 How to make friends in a new country 02:24 Getting PR after 1 year 04:47 Social circle in Singapore 06:40 Expat Life in Singapore 08:24 Kindness of Singaporeans 09:51 Crazy driving in Singapore 11:37 What foreigners should know about Singapore 15:11 Rules in Singapore 16:34 Europe VS Singapore 18:33 About domestic helpers
And of course, as with all these international financial issues, if you are a Singaporean with a bank account, you will want to know: 1) Does this affect me? and 2) Should I be worried?
The sort of good news is, you need not worry.
Maybe.
This video provides a clear explanation.
Ask most Singaporeans about the one critical factor for Singapore's success, and many (if not all) would probably answer: Lee Kuan Yew.
But THAT is a simplified answer for a complex answer. Because LKY did a lot of things.
The reason people asks for the "Secrets to Singapore's Success" is because they (might) want to replicate Singapore's success. "LKY" is not a good answer, because they can't have LKY.
Not because we are selfish and don't want to share LKY. But because he's dead.
Anyway, someone asked our Ambassador-at-large, Tommy Koh (formerly our representative at the UN) what was the secret of Singapore's success.
He diplomatically sidestepped the question, then asked 50 of Singapore's leaders in the civil service, past and present, for their take on it, compiled their essays into a book, and made bank!
"Press Freedom" is one of the go-to criticism of Singapore. Reporters without Borders rank Singapore 139 (out of 180 states) in 2022 - just above Somalia, and below United Arab Emirates. This is an improvement! Previously, Singapore was ranked 160th! Surprisingly, UAE (ranked 1 position above Singapore has 2 journalist currently in prison. Singapore, being 1 position below UAE must be worst right? So... 3 journalists in prison? Nope. 0. Somalia has 1 media worker in prison... So... who knows how Reporters without borders rank these things. Without borders, without boundaries, and without logic, perhaps?