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Hi, it is actually up to the discrepancy of the landlord on whether he or she is willing to share their contacts with the tenant as some do not wish to have contact with the tenant and prefer for all communication to be done through the agent. In your case, you will have to establish proper communication with the agent, and the agent should have the professional conduct and etiquette to ensure you have a smooth process moving into your rental flat.

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Possible Solutions:

Try Again with the Agent:

Clearly state the importance of your questions and the impact their unresponsiveness has on your move-in planning.
Request a specific timeframe for a response (e.g., within 24 hours/48 hours).
If no response, consider sending a follow-up email summarizing your previous attempts to contact them.
Contact the Landlord Directly:

Check your tenancy agreement for any contact information for the landlord.
If no contact details are provided, consider sending a registered letter to the property address addressed to the landlord.
Reach Out to Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC):

The SMC offers free mediation services to resolve disputes between tenants and landlords. This can be a good option if communication attempts fail.
You can find more information on their website: https://mediation.com.sg/
Additional Tips:

Document Everything: Keep copies of emails, letters, and any other communication attempts with the agent or landlord.
Maintain a Professional Tone: Clearly state your concerns but avoid accusatory language.
By following these steps, you can increase your chances of establishing communication with the landlord or agent and ensure a smoother move-in process. Read More

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