Putting money in Singapore is easy. First of all you need to open an account with any of the banks in Singapore. If you are an offshore client, meaning you don't stay or work in Singapore, you have to contact certain banks who specialize in offshore banking. Opening an account with these banks are easier and service standards are higher as they understand the needs and constrain of offshore clients. And you need not come to Singapore to open the account.
However, opening an account is not that straight forward as you need to provide information of your background. If you have a huge sum of money coming in (USD500,000 or more) at once, the bank will have to ask you more information on the source of the fund and you need to submit documentary proof in some cases. The bank call this process, know your client (KYC). You need to pass this test, to be able to open an account.
31,657 Singapore dollars
You can carry all your money in the bag..lock the bag and then carry to singapore...ha ha You can carry all your money in the bag..lock the bag and then carry to singapore...ha ha You can carry all your money in the bag..lock the bag and then carry to singapore...ha ha
Singapore earns money from overseas by exporting products like computer parts, electronics and chemicals.
how much charges if i send money to singapore?35,000 pesos
No. Singapore is an independent country since 1965. It is not a part of Japan. So if you want to mail to Singapore, just put Singapore and the address.
The average amount of money that a dietitian earns in Singapore is $36,000. There is no formal training to be a dietitian in Singapore.
no...i have been there and there is lot of things that Singapore is better at than Singapore,i mean money-wise...they have better facilities
No. It is too heavy to put a TV on a vehicle to get back to Singapore
You can receive money instantly from Singapore using the RegionLink Instant Funds Transfer method and at the same cost as that of Telegraphic Transfer.
It makes foreign people come to Singapore to cheer for whoever they support and spend some money in Singapore.
The Indians came to Singapore because they want to earn money or seek a better life .
Official money changers in Singapore will accept Indian rupees. There are usually official money changers at the airport that will exchange all monies along with shops in the city.