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150 x 220 mm | 234 Pages | ISBN 981-08-2885-1 | 2009 | Distributed by Rank Books

This book is written for new expatriates who are considering working in Singapore. A valuable welcome gift!

The most up-to-date handbook for expatriates in Singapore!

Handbook For Expatriates is written for new expatriates as well as those who are considering working in Singapore. This comprehensive guide will help you to settle down quickly and adjust to this modern city. It covers diverse range of topics from immigration and customs procedures, housing, education, transport to local food, shopping and entertainment. Adjusting and adapting to Singapore's multicultural and cosmopolitan environment has never been easier with Handbook For Expatriates.

The first few chapter of the book cover the following topics:

Singapore At A Glance - This chapter introduces you to the history, geography, people and the culture of Singapore.

Moving Into Singapore - This section will answer your questions on immigration and customs procedures such as the application of employment passes, work permits, permanent resident schemes, visas and customs procedures.

Singapore Your New Home - This chapter covers living costs, accommodation, how to apply for basic utilities and services for your new home.

The later chapters of the book cover topics relating to everyday living which will help you to adapt to local living conditions and way of life. Whether you have just arrived in Singapore, or are thinking of moving to Singapore, Handbook For Expatriates is the one-stop guide for you. It contains everything you need to know about working and living in Singapore to make your stay here a pleasant and enjoyable one.

All full-colored pictures inside featuring the best sights of Singapore!

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150 x 210 mm | 110 Pages | ISBN 981-05-6188-1 | 2006 | Distributed by Rank Books

Picking the Right Hospital, Right Doctor in Singapore is the first guide on choosing the right doctor and the right hospital for your medical needs.

Singaporeans and foreigners seeking medical treatment in Singapore can now have more information on how to choose the right hospital and the right doctor for their illnesses, with the release of the book titled "Picking the Right Hospital, Right Doctor in Singapore" this week.

This is the first ever book in Singapore to review this important subject in detail. The book is the result of two years in depth research into the healthcare system in Singapore and it educate the reader on what to look for when choosing the most appropriate hospital and the most capable doctor to treat their illness.

 

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150 x 210 mm | 102 Pages | ISBN 981-08-1517-2 | 2008 | Distributed by Rank Books

Why Put Ketchup in A Bottle When You Cannot Open the Cap

This book is not about managing changes. It is about making changes. Our bad habits and out-of date provisions have created management practices that are no longer effective in today's business context. The future has arrived too soon.

In this book, the author shares his insights of the changes that have taken place both in the business and work environments and offers his advice on how we can cope with them.

Filled with nuggets of practical wisdom and peppered with great humour, this straight-talking book is a must-read for employees, and CEOs who intend to survive the new realities of the corporate world.

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Hardback with Jacket | 278 x 248 mm | 96 pages | Full Color | ISBN 9810439687 | Rank Books

This up-to-date publication aims to portray Singapore's growth and development using a rich collection of pictures. Each of the more than 120 photographs in the book speaks volumes about Singapore's rich heritage, as well as the charm of modern Singapore, in all its multi--cultural, multi-ethnic splendour.

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| 150 x 210 mm | 219 pages | 2008 | ISBN 9810815004 | Rank Books

The Daoist of "wu wei"

-Nature is self-regulating with no interference from humankind.

The Natural Way is to bring out the innate nature of people, which is to be generous, humble, and real. We do not have to wear different masks for different occasions. Just be natural and reveal your true self.  Be yourself and experience the joy of being

That is the Spirit of Dao

"To do what one desires and what one is capable of is the main source of all happiness."       - Zhuang Zi