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I heard I need an IC/NRIC card to rent an apartment(non-serviced). I am not looking for work, so do I really need this card? And do I need it for short,medium or long-term rentals? For condos,apartments, houses, rooms?
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Dear Leonard,

In such case, what pass are you holding during your stay in Singapore?

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Hi Leonard,
An IC or long term pass is to ensure the tenant have a validity of stay during the tenancy. It is also the security for the owner to ensure the tenant will be occupying throughout the tenancy. Please drop me an email for me to share more details and options.

To assist and advise you more in details, kindly drop me an email for me to share.

I am contactable at my mobile or email.

CK Ang
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res.ckang@gmail.com Read More
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