If you have a valid work, student, or permanent residency permit, you can bring personal and household items into Singapore without having to pay GST (Goods and Services Tax). Citizens who return home after living abroad for a long time may also not have to pay taxes.
SINGAPORE MOVING COMPANY
Every year, we handle over a thousand removals into Singapore from all over the world. An incredible 90% of customers who relocate to Singapore will contact us again when it is time to return home or relocate elsewhere. Our customised service is unparalleled. We have earned our reputation and customer’s trust by treating each move with the same care and attention to detail while also acknowledging that each move is unique.
Top Expat Destination
Whether you’re moving to Singapore for a short-term job or as an expat, BAXTER is the best international moving company that can help you plan and carry out every step of your move. We take care of the whole process ourselves because we have a lot of experience and are good at what we do. We also have our own office and operations in Singapore. Singapore is the smallest country in Southeast Asia, and it is also one of the wealthiest countries in the world. It has some of the best infrastructure in the world and is one of the best places to do business. It is also one of the safest countries in the world, making it a great place to move with your family.
Leading Industry
The manufacturing industry is the most important one in Singapore right now, with 20–25 percent of the country’s GDP.
Average rental cost
In the middle of town $4000 a month and up
Outside of the city centre, $1800 per month and up
Biggest telecommunications providers in Singapore
Singtel is the biggest company in Singapore that helps people talk to each other. The average cost of a personal cell phone plan is SGD$60 per month.
Popular places in the city
The Boomarang bistro and bar is close to Singapore’s nightlife. Robertson Quay, which is right next to Clarke Quay, has not only the best restaurants but also the best bars. Not only are they great places to have a party, but they also allow pets. This trait is hard to find in Singapore.
Tax Singapore
People won’t have to pay taxes on income that comes from outside of Singapore. The government does not have a tax on capital gains or a single tax rate. The goal of this tax structure is to get people to invest. Personal income tax doesn’t apply to people who work on the island for less than 60 days. People who work between 61 and 183 days are taxed at a rate that is higher than 15% or the resident tax rate.
Customs
Goods and Services Tax will be paid when personal and household items are brought into Singapore (GST). People must fill out a Customs-in-payment (GST) form to keep track of the goods they bring into the country and pay GST. GST relief may be eligible to foreigners transferring residence or migrating to Singapore.
RELOCATING OR MOVING TO SINGAPORE
Singapore’s economy is one of the four Asian Tiger economies, which are Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan. It is a wealthy Asian city-state. It is a thriving global financial centre and is often called the economic leader of Asia. The country takes pride in being safe and stable. It is known for having strict laws and being conservative.
BAXTER is the best choice for an international moving company, whether you are moving to Singapore for a short or long-term assignment or moving back home. We are proud to be able to move people to and from one of the most important financial centres in the world.
BAXTER – MOVE MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS
Getting a job in Singapore? We know how to move to Singapore, so you can count on us. We will tell you what paperwork you need and what you need to do for your move. Our Move management team will work with you from the beginning to make sure you have everything ready before the move. We will also be happy to help you and your family get set up in Singapore, in addition to helping with the physical move. We can help you find a school or home, connect your utilities, lease a car, and do many other things. Just tell us what you want, and we’ll do our best to meet your needs.
What are my Shipping Options?
After looking at your budget and how long you have to move to Singapore, we will suggest the best way to get there. We offer the following moving services into Singapore at the moment:
Air freight
Groupage / Shared Shipments
LCL (Less than Container Load)
FCL (Full Container Load)
Air Freight
Most airfreight shipments are picked up and moved within 48 hours of being packed. The flight takes less than a day, but getting through Singapore’s customs could take up to 4 days. For fast shipping when price is not the most important thing.
LCL Shipments
Less than container load is what LCL stands for. This is the best way to ship your goods if it costs less than getting a quote for a full container and you don’t have time to wait for us to fill a groupage container. After your goods are packed up at your home, they will be sent to the warehouse of the consolidators to be shipped out.
FCL Shipments
Full Container Load is what FCL stands for. When we know that your goods will fill more than half of the container, it is often cheaper to book the whole container. This method of shipping has the fewest middlemen, which makes the supply chain easier to control. This also means that your goods are less likely to get damaged.
Groupage Shipping
Small shipments to Singapore can be sent for the least amount of money through groupage shipping. Your items are packed and kept in our warehouse until we have enough to ship in a shared container.
Talk to us right now to find out how we can help you move to Singapore.
Items to be declared for Move to Singapore
The following items are controlled and must be declared as they may require inspection and sometimes certification from the origin country.
Physical cash or Bearer Negotiable Instruments (CBNI) worth more than S$20,000 in total.
Medication (Over-the counter or prescribed).
DVDs, VHS tapes, CDs, and books with copy protection.
Herbal or traditional medicines
Items that are protected by CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna.
Restricted goods to Singapore
Chewing gum (except dental and medicated gum)
Chewing tobacco and products that look like tobacco (for example, electronic cigarettes)
Pistol or revolver-shaped cigarette lighters
Controlled drugs and substances that affect the mind
Firecrackers
Articles, books, videotapes, videodiscs, and software that are obscene
Reproductions of books, videotapes, and videodiscs with copy rights
Materials that are harmful and against the law.
