Marion
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4 free things to at Changi Airport Terminal 4🤭✈️ Singapore does have the best airport in the world🥹🇸🇬
Marion316,800 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
Here are some of the recycling cashback vending machine locations in Singapore ♻️💰 You can return eligible cans and plastic bottles and get 10 cents cashback per item. 📍Locations: • NTUC FairPrice Finest – Tanjong Pagar • 303B Anchorvale Link • 155 Simei Road • 279 Sengkang East Avenue • Compassvale Bow • Various NTUC FairPrice outlets • Selected Sheng Siong outlets • Selected Giant outlets 🛑 Important: • Only bottles/cans with the “10¢ SG Return” logo work • Items must be empty • Barcode must be visible • No crushed cans or bottles Official map with all locations: Singapore honestly keeps getting more efficient
Marion351,200 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
How much do people REALLY earn in Singapore? In this street interview I asked locals what they earn per month and what they consider a high salary in Singapore. The answers might surprise you. We talk about what is considered “doing well”, whether SGD 10,000 per month is average, and how people actually feel about their income in Singapore. If you are moving here, already living here, or just curious about salaries in Singapore, this will give you a real perspective from people on the street. Let me know in the comments what you think is considered a high salary in Singapore and if you feel like people are earning more than expected. #longformcontent #singapore #longformvideo #singaporecostofliving #Streetinterview
Marion153,500 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten
3 must visit Hawker Centres when you’re in Singapore 😋🇸🇬 I’ve been living here for three years and I keep coming back to them. Some people say they are touristy but they are touristy for a reason and I think once you’re here you should still visit them at least once 🤗 Whivh is your favourite Hawkee Centre in Singapore?let me know🤭
Marion87,200 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
What is considered poor in Singapore? Singapore is often seen as one of the richest and most developed countries in the world — but what does “poverty” really mean here? In this street interview, I ask locals if they believe poverty exists in Singapore, what “being poor” means to them, and whether they think the government is doing enough to help. #singaporelife #livinginsingapore #streetinerview #singapore #longformvideos
Marion24,500 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
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