Actually, I often advise many of my friends to come to Singapore, especially those who do not have children or whose children are not yet in school. This is because during the kindergarten stage, they can attend government schools, and getting into a government primary school is much easier if they have already attended a government kindergarten. However, if they start in primary school and then transfer to Singapore, the pass rate for exams is very low.

While attending a government school does not guarantee a good education, it can indeed save a significant amount of money, and the teaching quality in government schools is quite good. However, government schools in Singapore are also very competitive. Although the atmosphere is somewhat more relaxed compared to China, the academic pressure is still significant, especially with the well-known Primary Six Leaving Examination in Singapore.

If there are no children involved, living in Singapore is not as prohibitively expensive as one might think. For a single person working as a digital nomad in the cryptocurrency industry, living on $5,000 a month is feasible. For two people, $7,000 is generally sufficient. Of course, these figures cover basic living expenses; if the budget goes up to $10,000, life becomes quite comfortable.

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