Being a Singaporean , having lived in US for 14 yrs and another 9 yrs in Shanghai. And now finally back in Singapore, I can say each place has its own advantages and disadvantages. But it is good to venture around when you are young. (when you are old, you will feel homesick and craving for home food)
We worked and live in many countries including the US. Now we decided to retire, we go back to our home, Singapore. She is still the best among other countries. It’s not just the food, or very much cheaper medical system, or better infrastructure, or better safety. We go back because it’s home. It’s the root of our lives..
The Singapore Government has Bad Habit of Destroying Not Only Political Adversaries But Also Influential Ppl , Families & sometimes even Entire Communities… As Singaporean , Never Leave if You Politically Targeted … As 2nd & 3rd Generation of Victims of LKY’s Criminal Enterprise, think we should know a little about such matters … Resolve Matter with Government , then leave if You wish …😊
I am a Singaporean and I have lived and worked as an IT professional in The Hague and Rotterdam before. I still prefer to live in Singapore with the warm weather and delicious food, any day.
Amazing how you managed to catch up with a Singaporean living overseas. I am pretty sure Joy wouldn't have gone so far if not for the fact that she have the other half also living there
Like me,,,i left Sg for love too when I was 25 in 1974 to cold Canada, leaving friends n families. harder then with no internet connection n social media. Now,it’s so much easier, video chat via any social media platforms…. Love can make one do crazy things 😂😂😂😂
Being Dutch I must say she's intelligent and realistic. She has quickly discovered how things work in the Netherlands. Hope she's happy and enjoys it here.
Many thanks for this video and to Joy to shedding light on living in the Netherlands! Helps us to remember that there is so much more to life and not just being caught in the hustle and bustle of Singapore
I have a few relatives in the Netherlands but than my relatives are Indonesian and spoke Dutch including my mom. Dutch are environmentally friendly and cycled to work. Car-lite society and just like Singapore they build dykes to protect the inlets from rising sea levels. Singapore too are building dykes with the help of Dutch engineers.
Haha, saying prost and looking at each other in the eye whilst drinking is the exact same in Germany! So cool to hear about her life. Thanks for showing us!
Not fair to compare SG's healthcare system to that of a First World country like Netherlands. What about Bangladesh? SG is better than Bangladesh, isn't it?
Im an American and kept hearing how awesome Singapore is to live from a friend ...I decided to visit and stay for a few weeks ... OMG! The sweltering humidity! Yeah, I will continue to live in my hometown here in America
I know what she mean!! We asians have to take vit D and I felt my joints and bones are more prone to sprains. Only after my doctor checked did I know my vit d deficiency is quite serious. Other problems I never used to have are like hay fever, sinus headaches also only appear when I moved to aus
Hi Ghib,, me in jakarta now,, i asked my friends to subscribe your channel, i even take their phone to like 😂😅,, havent really watch this vlog,, been busy you see,, tmrw go back sing,, cant wait,, 😬
Everyone wants to leave Singapore these days. These days there is instant roti prata so it is easy to move to countries where you can find that in supermarket.
I got so distracted at joy having to constantly sweep her hair aside becus of the wind and that fly 😂 but good video! And u really seem drunk at the end 😂
Ghaib, there is a big difference between direct tax and indirect tax. Singapore direct tax may appear low but they get you on indirect taxes! For example an aussie friend of mine say the direct tax in singapore is great but when you add all the indirect taxes, your net take home pay can be the equivalent to what you would earn back in Australia! Don't be fooled by singapore's insidious taxation practices.
Uhhhh no. 40% income tax does not equate anywahere near what the average Singaporean pays. Unless you are buying multiple properties and cars, then sucks to be you
@kang_317 indirect taxes includes a lot more than just car. The fact that petrol is taxed on import means you are paying for it in the pump pricing. This includes GST, and a whole lot of other indirect taxes that may be invisible to us on the surface
Yes exactly true! The ERP, parking, fines, charges here and there adds up. Low tax on paper yes but until you live, have family and taking care of your parents they all add up!
There is progressive taxation in Singapore. More for the higher income earners and less or even negative taxation in the form of rebates for the lower income earners. This makes for a more equitable society. Don’t like being taxed either, but accept it as necessary to have a country that functions well.
Being originally from Delft, a nearby Dutch city, I've always felt very at home in Rotterdam where I live now. But it's always interesting to me how people with different backgrounds experience the city & country (and the people who give those places a soul). I like that the main focus in the video was on the conversations, rather than just showcasing the city's highlights, enjoyed watching it!
that was a very interesting video Ojisan, hahaha i thought flies were mostly from tropical place, you shown me i was wrong and it was really funny to see the flies keeps disturbing your video love it
I have tried living in NL. It's not for everyone....from my perspective, I will never move for love.. I hope he appreciates all the sacrifices and changes she is making while his life remains somewhat unaffected...😮
There are a lot of questions re wealth and how much money and earnings and not so much about quality of life and seems to prioritise that why someone would move.
Singapore is not the country it used to be. too much forigeners and i feel like a forigener in my own land. if i have the opportunity, i would rather leave. even the houses and cars u cant own in singapore, its rental.
Don’t just compare tax. Why don’t you compare the price of property per square foot and the cost of owning a car. And why don’t you compare the number of working hours per person. Lastly, the amount of space per person enjoy.
My cousins migrated to Netherlands with their family since young. Even if they own cars, they parked their cars at the outskirt of the city center and take the equivalent of mrt to their offices. A nice thing is they live in big houses, but for me it is also a headache, as even when I live in HDB it is already very messy, can't imagine if I lived in multi-storey house
I lived overseas, had a nice house with nice big garden. And got sick of the maintenance that goes with the garden and large house, everything DIY cos tradesmen are expensive. Worked in cbd can't drive in as parking costs $30/hr. Public transport cost $5 to and fro and miss 1 bus on weekend u wait for another hour. Car spoilt mechanic takes long time to fix and costs an arm and a leg. Eating out so expensive, had to prepare all meals at home, pack lunchboxes, after work tired still got to cook as no cheap option to eat out. School uniforms also expensive. 1 school shirt $30, winter jacket $80, had to get summer formal, summer PE outfit, winter formal, winter PE outfits, uniforms alone cost me $500 per child. Not just all these costs. Every year there is weather problems like large hailstones that damaged our roofs, floods and damaging winds that block roads, water creep into house, blackouts for days. not to mention the crime - home invasions and armed robberies (knives, axes, machetes, GUNS), shootings, car thefts. What's the point of having nice big house and nice car when you don't even feel peace at home? We don't hear about things in these seemingly peaceful relaxed countries unless you read the local news and are on local community groups. Safety and convenience in Singapore many take for granted. Can you walk alone at 4am in Australia, Germany? Can your child take public transport himself at age 7? Just last week alone there were 2 child kidnapping attempts in australia. Sg is not perfect but we should be thankful for things others can't enjoy overseas.
She said clearly dat her 600K house is in an "ULU" area in the middle of nowhere. Sporeans (pampered n demanding) will not pay 600K to live in ulu-land, even if its a house. Even waiting more than 5 mins for a bus is unacceptable for certain Sporeans, let alone living in a place where u hv to prepare all yr meals etc.
She's living in Oisterwijk, a very affluent village of 20.000 with normal facilities like schools, shopping centers and a train station (half hourly connection to Rotterdam). 20.000 may for Singaporeans sound like the middle of the nowhere but not according to international standards.
If you say goodbye in The Netherlands, you hug eachother and 3 kisses on the cheeks, even if you meet the first time. Joy for sure knows that, but she also knows that Ghib would freeze on the spot😂 Nice video, as a Dutchman being married to a Singaporean woman myself, I recognize a lot of what is being discussed.
Most Singapore stores are helmed by foreigners with basic pay & not helped by a manpower shortage. Most higher educated locals are simply not interested in the F&B industry.
15:04 Ghib was already at his second pint while Joy barely drank her first hahahah but Ghib deserved the drinks with all the stuff he was carrying and interview he had to helm lol
The culture of being able to contacted during holidays in Singapore is spoil market by some ppl......if some ppl do that, the rest have to follow suit....the culture remains this way........
As Ghib rightly pointed out, there's greater emphasis on the individual in European countries. Everyone is a precious son or daughter of somebody. No one deserves to be treated as some faceless cog in the wheel the way many Singaporeans are being treated, be it at school, in the military or at the workplace.
Helps when society is organised according to the principle of egalitarianism - a truly prosperous country should have enough wealth to spread across all segments of society so that no one has to fear about falling behind.
Sorry to be wet blanket, but she will miss her friends and family in Singapore eventually...No matter how you try to adapt, it will never be like home. Stil very happy for her to experience this and enjoy it at least for now
I don't have many friends and no close friend and other than my widowed mom, I don't meet other relatives often, maybe only during funeral wakes. LOL. So if it's me not a problem.
Why must I listen to you... Whether I Singaporean or not is none of yr business... BTW....why I make the above comment is bcos of ppl kike YOU that cos standard DROP to longkang🤭🤣😂
@@p6h14 what apply to me might not be likable to u .may I suggest spend yr AL n go n see the world...u will 💯% agree with my comment Abt SG once u do that.....with regard to why I'm still in SG.... reason $$ no enough yet.. Once I hit my target ...I will definitely go🤭🤣😂
I think, .. was like ... is like .... . Caculate how many times... 😂😂😂 Must thank you the person holding the camera or phone recording almost half an hr. Your wife ah😅17:25
Ah yes the "partner visa", the "I-win" button ultimate short-cut to bypass all the immigration depts of the developed world. Sucks to be single or LGBT. Basically got to slog and compete like crazy to get your foot through the door in countries like Japan, etc. where visas are hard to obtain (foreign pop.
Actually just there to look for White Boy lah. Alot of sg girls are like that lah. She will go back once she broke up with the Angmo. Guys would prefer asian countries like China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan and Taiwan.. etc
I wouldn’t ask people to travel so much given the carbon footprint (unless they don’t plan to have kids) but definitely a good idea to live abroad for a few years. ❤
Being a Singaporean , having lived in US for 14 yrs and another 9 yrs in Shanghai. And now finally back in Singapore, I can say each place has its own advantages and disadvantages. But it is good to venture around when you are young. (when you are old, you will feel homesick and craving for home food)
😂😂😂 I can never agreed with such opinion
We worked and live in many countries including the US. Now we decided to retire, we go back to our home, Singapore. She is still the best among other countries. It’s not just the food, or very much cheaper medical system, or better infrastructure, or better safety. We go back because it’s home. It’s the root of our lives..
Singapore is not the only country to live. There are many people and countries outside Singapore. We only live 90 years. Live your life and be happy.
When 90 please remember to register for disposal.
Actually, to live to 90 nowadays it’s quite a feat. 😅
Your live might be shortlived in another country due to crime or natural disaster
The Singapore Government has Bad Habit of Destroying Not Only Political Adversaries But Also Influential Ppl , Families & sometimes even Entire Communities… As Singaporean , Never Leave if You Politically Targeted … As 2nd & 3rd Generation of Victims of LKY’s Criminal Enterprise, think we should know a little about such matters … Resolve Matter with Government , then leave if You wish …😊
I am a Singaporean and I have lived and worked as an IT professional in The Hague and Rotterdam before. I still prefer to live in Singapore with the warm weather and delicious food, any day.
Amazing how you managed to catch up with a Singaporean living overseas. I am pretty sure Joy wouldn't have gone so far if not for the fact that she have the other half also living there
Like me,,,i left Sg for love too when I was 25 in 1974 to cold Canada, leaving friends n families. harder then with no internet connection n social media. Now,it’s so much easier, video chat via any social media platforms…. Love can make one do crazy things 😂😂😂😂
Being Dutch I must say she's intelligent and realistic. She has quickly discovered how things work in the Netherlands. Hope she's happy and enjoys it here.
Welcome Back. Ah so nice Vlog.
She is so cool and amazing to be brave and adventurous.
Cheer for her.
👍💐💐💙🤍
Many thanks for this video and to Joy to shedding light on living in the Netherlands! Helps us to remember that there is so much more to life and not just being caught in the hustle and bustle of Singapore
I have a few relatives in the Netherlands but than my relatives are Indonesian and spoke Dutch including my mom. Dutch are environmentally friendly and cycled to work. Car-lite society and just like Singapore they build dykes to protect the inlets from rising sea levels. Singapore too are building dykes with the help of Dutch engineers.
Joy is really courageous in stepping out of her comfort zone to work & live overseas. 😊
Many expats in Singapore do the same.😊
i love how she is in sleeveless top and you are in warm clothing
Haha, saying prost and looking at each other in the eye whilst drinking is the exact same in Germany! So cool to hear about her life. Thanks for showing us!
If u don’t look in the eyes u have 7 years of bad sex 😂
Oh!!! Great Ghib you are in Rotterdam. I lived in Rotterdam.
So cool! It was a nice place
Really admire Joy’s courage to move abroad!!
So brave to step out of her comfort zone. Ghib's "Shocked, Salty Sweet " reaction was hilarious! where can i buy that, i want to try!
I moved here from sg for 10 yrs. So glad I did it cause the medical support for my son (mentally challenged) is a lot better here than sg.
Not fair to compare SG's healthcare system to that of a First World country like Netherlands. What about Bangladesh? SG is better than Bangladesh, isn't it?
@@fooaloysius7179first world country compare to first world country~ why it's not fair~
@@fooaloysius7179 Hahaha!
@@sunsetbay154 A first world country like thr Netherlands should be compared to another first world country like Switzerland, not Singapore.
@@fooaloysius7179 Singapore is first world country~ and what would you even compare it with Bangladesh~? 😂
The ending was hilarious 😂, both of you so cute!
It is always a greener pastures at the opposite mountain.
Ghib, the salty licorice is called salmiak. It's common to find that in Scandinavian countries. Almost impossible to get in Singapore.
It was sure an interesting experience 😂
@@GhibOjisan That interesting taste actually comes from ammonia. The sweet ones don't have that ingredient.
Jasons in Singapore sometimes has it.
@@EGO0808 Bet it'll be expensive even if available. Even Amazon has only few selections and most not found in Prime shipping.
@@dawnho7744 usually not that expensive, but merely a problem if it being close to or even after expiry date.
I died when he asked “why is it chow choe“. 😂
I thoroughly enjoy watching your travel videos and the insightful interviews with individuals who explore beyond the borders of Singapore.👍👍👍👍👍
Great interview, great conversation! Love the way you both shared your views. Wish you both all the best. 🙏🌟👏
Im an American and kept hearing how awesome Singapore is to live from a friend ...I decided to visit and stay for a few weeks ... OMG! The sweltering humidity! Yeah, I will continue to live in my hometown here in America
I know what she mean!! We asians have to take vit D and I felt my joints and bones are more prone to sprains. Only after my doctor checked did I know my vit d deficiency is quite serious. Other problems I never used to have are like hay fever, sinus headaches also only appear when I moved to aus
Hi Ghib,, me in jakarta now,, i asked my friends to subscribe your channel, i even take their phone to like 😂😅,, havent really watch this vlog,, been busy you see,, tmrw go back sing,, cant wait,, 😬
Ang Mos value enjoyment more than work. The Ang Mos that I worked for previously in SG worked a bit hard then enjoy doubly hard.
Everyone wants to leave Singapore these days. These days there is instant roti prata so it is easy to move to countries where you can find that in supermarket.
What is Singaporean hawker food? China mala? Thai basil rice? Japanese bento? Malaysian zichar?
I got so distracted at joy having to constantly sweep her hair aside becus of the wind and that fly 😂 but good video! And u really seem drunk at the end 😂
Ghaib, there is a big difference between direct tax and indirect tax. Singapore direct tax may appear low but they get you on indirect taxes! For example an aussie friend of mine say the direct tax in singapore is great but when you add all the indirect taxes, your net take home pay can be the equivalent to what you would earn back in Australia! Don't be fooled by singapore's insidious taxation practices.
Uhhhh no.
40% income tax does not equate anywahere near what the average Singaporean pays.
Unless you are buying multiple properties and cars, then sucks to be you
@kang_317 indirect taxes includes a lot more than just car. The fact that petrol is taxed on import means you are paying for it in the pump pricing. This includes GST, and a whole lot of other indirect taxes that may be invisible to us on the surface
Yes exactly true! The ERP, parking, fines, charges here and there adds up. Low tax on paper yes but until you live, have family and taking care of your parents they all add up!
There is progressive taxation in Singapore. More for the higher income earners and less or even negative taxation in the form of rebates for the lower income earners. This makes for a more equitable society. Don’t like being taxed either, but accept it as necessary to have a country that functions well.
@@matthewong1953Rare to see objective, unbiased insights in a video about Singapore. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. Good Job.
Why not? Live live to the fullest, if you are able 😊
The gabber lover in me is loving what I’m seeing
Being originally from Delft, a nearby Dutch city, I've always felt very at home in Rotterdam where I live now. But it's always interesting to me how people with different backgrounds experience the city & country (and the people who give those places a soul).
I like that the main focus in the video was on the conversations, rather than just showcasing the city's highlights, enjoyed watching it!
23:48 that wasp is really bothersome.
that was a very interesting video Ojisan, hahaha i thought flies were mostly from tropical place, you shown me i was wrong and it was really funny to see the flies keeps disturbing your video love it
I think it was a bee! Which makes it more scary 👺
Happy for her...
because she run road to hor lan. 😁 used to know a ex singaporean guy who grew up over there , told me he knows some of the ah gong guys back then.
I have tried living in NL. It's not for everyone....from my perspective, I will never move for love.. I hope he appreciates all the sacrifices and changes she is making while his life remains somewhat unaffected...😮
Well I moved for love. Staying in Netherlands for 25years and I love it here.
@@YLwortelThank you for offering a fair, apolitical perspective. Not often you see that in a video about Singapore and Singaporeans.
There are a lot of questions re wealth and how much money and earnings and not so much about quality of life and seems to prioritise that why someone would move.
Hello friend, I always feel intrigued by your amazing videos, this looks like a great series, keep on uploading more interesting videos. 😊
Singapore is not the country it used to be. too much forigeners and i feel like a forigener in my own land. if i have the opportunity, i would rather leave. even the houses and cars u cant own in singapore, its rental.
We are a population of 5-6 mil with about 3 - 4 mil citizens, can easily extinct.
Amsterdam is my favourite city, the people enjoy true freedom!
Amsterdam is totally different from the rest of the Netherlands.
🤔Why are there so many flies, if this place cold.
Summer and a lot of water around.
Don’t just compare tax. Why don’t you compare the price of property per square foot and the cost of owning a car. And why don’t you compare the number of working hours per person. Lastly, the amount of space per person enjoy.
My cousins migrated to Netherlands with their family since young. Even if they own cars, they parked their cars at the outskirt of the city center and take the equivalent of mrt to their offices. A nice thing is they live in big houses, but for me it is also a headache, as even when I live in HDB it is already very messy, can't imagine if I lived in multi-storey house
I lived overseas, had a nice house with nice big garden. And got sick of the maintenance that goes with the garden and large house, everything DIY cos tradesmen are expensive. Worked in cbd can't drive in as parking costs $30/hr. Public transport cost $5 to and fro and miss 1 bus on weekend u wait for another hour. Car spoilt mechanic takes long time to fix and costs an arm and a leg. Eating out so expensive, had to prepare all meals at home, pack lunchboxes, after work tired still got to cook as no cheap option to eat out. School uniforms also expensive. 1 school shirt $30, winter jacket $80, had to get summer formal, summer PE outfit, winter formal, winter PE outfits, uniforms alone cost me $500 per child. Not just all these costs. Every year there is weather problems like large hailstones that damaged our roofs, floods and damaging winds that block roads, water creep into house, blackouts for days. not to mention the crime - home invasions and armed robberies (knives, axes, machetes, GUNS), shootings, car thefts. What's the point of having nice big house and nice car when you don't even feel peace at home? We don't hear about things in these seemingly peaceful relaxed countries unless you read the local news and are on local community groups. Safety and convenience in Singapore many take for granted. Can you walk alone at 4am in Australia, Germany? Can your child take public transport himself at age 7? Just last week alone there were 2 child kidnapping attempts in australia. Sg is not perfect but we should be thankful for things others can't enjoy overseas.
Nice
Singapore government are now also trying to change working day to 4days instead of 5days work. 😅Think majority younger people will like.
Since when? If anything our govt's pro-business stance don't be surprised if out govt announces a 7-day work week instead lol.
She said clearly dat her 600K house is in an "ULU" area in the middle of nowhere. Sporeans (pampered n demanding) will not pay 600K to live in ulu-land, even if its a house. Even waiting more than 5 mins for a bus is unacceptable for certain Sporeans, let alone living in a place where u hv to prepare all yr meals etc.
She's living in Oisterwijk, a very affluent village of 20.000 with normal facilities like schools, shopping centers and a train station (half hourly connection to Rotterdam).
20.000 may for Singaporeans sound like the middle of the nowhere but not according to international standards.
Precisely…
If you say goodbye in The Netherlands, you hug eachother and 3 kisses on the cheeks, even if you meet the first time. Joy for sure knows that, but she also knows that Ghib would freeze on the spot😂
Nice video, as a Dutchman being married to a Singaporean woman myself, I recognize a lot of what is being discussed.
Oh my god. She can't look at what you're holding. She touches your hand. "Ah don't touch my hands, I'm taken." Big /rolleyes.
Which part?
Can't imagine how the Dutch can eat liquorice but their herring is great.
I hope she stays in the Netherlands
Most Singapore stores are helmed by foreigners with basic pay & not helped by a manpower shortage. Most higher educated locals are simply not interested in the F&B industry.
Highly educated Singaporeans prefer to slog long hours in the office and bringing work home without receiving any OT compensation.
Higher educated people in the Netherlands also get no OT compensation
15:04 Ghib was already at his second pint while Joy barely drank her first hahahah
but Ghib deserved the drinks with all the stuff he was carrying and interview he had to helm lol
In Asia, we work hard to set aside for retirement too.
Personal savings the Netherlands are among the highest in the world
Will Ghib visit me in milan? (here for work)
Is there any jobs that is administration??? In netherland.??
Most wanted are IT and technical people with at least a bachelor degree.
Rotterdam, the most Asian city in the Netherlands
The culture of being able to contacted during holidays in Singapore is spoil market by some ppl......if some ppl do that, the rest have to follow suit....the culture remains this way........
As Ghib rightly pointed out, there's greater emphasis on the individual in European countries. Everyone is a precious son or daughter of somebody. No one deserves to be treated as some faceless cog in the wheel the way many Singaporeans are being treated, be it at school, in the military or at the workplace.
14:05 yea i would love to be cheap like the dutch, and be socially accepted!
Helps when society is organised according to the principle of egalitarianism - a truly prosperous country should have enough wealth to spread across all segments of society so that no one has to fear about falling behind.
At least this is an upgrade of living standard instead of living in a downgrade environment with no future
Yes, really envy Joy for being able to experience life in a First World country for the first time in her life.
the fly is super annoying 🤣
They wanted to taste the sausage👺
Who’s the boyfriend??😅😅😅
Netherland have a better work life balance
Got BEES!😱
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今回間に合いませんでした…スミマセン🙏
They say that if you don't make eye contact when you prost, you will have 7 years of bad sex. Hahaha
Ahh that explains
Sorry to be wet blanket, but she will miss her friends and family in Singapore eventually...No matter how you try to adapt, it will never be like home. Stil very happy for her to experience this and enjoy it at least for now
Kudos to her for wanting to experience living abroad once in her life. Its an invaluable experience and you'll learn so much from that experience.
I moved here from Sg for 25years. Love Netherlands and don't miss my friends back home. Singapore is congested and weather is too humid.
Sorry, but liyf15 knows more about your life than yourself. You will definitely regret leaving the utopia that is Singapore.
I don't have many friends and no close friend and other than my widowed mom, I don't meet other relatives often, maybe only during funeral wakes. LOL. So if it's me not a problem.
So? Nothing to hooha about. Is her own life. Her own undertaking.
16:20 oh cool, there’s no need to get married and one can get partner visa. So, either finding a partner or finding a job is the question then 😂
That only holds for people with a university degree.
Been there, done that, and have double 🤭
Honestly SG r jt OVERRATED n EXPENSIVE....as a ex cabin crew...they r plenty of country that r cheaper n better quality of life then SG... period 🤭🤣😎
Dear Alan, u Sporean? If u r, n SG is not gd enuf for u, feel free to migrate. Free up space for migrants dying to become SG citizens. Period.
Why must I listen to you...
Whether I Singaporean or not is none of yr business... BTW....why I make the above comment is bcos of ppl kike YOU that cos standard DROP to longkang🤭🤣😂
Pls leave , we r suffocating with PEOPLES from outside.
Can share what places u really feel more liveable since u travelled so much?
@@p6h14 what apply to me might not be likable to u .may I suggest spend yr AL n go n see the world...u will 💯% agree with my comment Abt SG once u do that.....with regard to why I'm still in SG.... reason $$ no enough yet..
Once I hit my target ...I will definitely go🤭🤣😂
wantto do aninterview from germany? lol
I think, .. was like ... is like .... . Caculate how many times... 😂😂😂
Must thank you the person holding the camera or phone recording almost half an hr. Your wife ah😅17:25
difference between dutch & sinky is one is cheap & the other is cheapskate
Ah yes the "partner visa", the "I-win" button ultimate short-cut to bypass all the immigration depts of the developed world. Sucks to be single or LGBT. Basically got to slog and compete like crazy to get your foot through the door in countries like Japan, etc. where visas are hard to obtain (foreign pop.
Lgbt can marry in Netherlands aswell, thus it just sucks being single
Actually just there to look for White Boy lah. Alot of sg girls are like that lah.
She will go back once she broke up with the Angmo.
Guys would prefer asian countries like China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan and Taiwan.. etc
If they intended to break up they would not have bought a house together.
@@rudolffabrie3233oh they brought a house?
Max Verstappen would approve this video?
COE S$150K. Go figure out yourself.
There are many countries with less land than Singapore. None of them imposes COE. Land size has nothing to do with COE. Make of that what you will.
She moved there for the weed brownies, space cookies and magic shrooms.
I wouldn’t ask people to travel so much given the carbon footprint (unless they don’t plan to have kids) but definitely a good idea to live abroad for a few years. ❤