I just moved to Singapore from Australia, I suppose it really depends on the company. I was fortunate enough that the company adopts a `Western` work culture.<p>I work 9-6 with 1 hour of lunch. Very rarely people stay back more than 6:30 PM. Being a startup, it&#x27;s flat hierarchy, but for the majority of the companies here they are based on deep hierarchy (which can be very frustrating to get things moving).<p>In regards with healthcare, the company pays for my cover but I had to pay out-of-pocket to cover my family members &#x2F; dependents.<p>You&#x27;ll be fine here without a car. The transport infrastructure is good, taxi is comparatively cheap, and Uber is quite established here.<p>Also it&#x27;s very expensive here to buy and maintain a car:<p>- There&#x27;s an ownership certificate(?) that you need to purchase via blind auction in order to own a car (runs in the $10,000s so I&#x27;ve heard)<p>- Cars are taxed pretty heavily here, so expect to pay 2-3x for what you pay in Europe<p>- Cars registration gets more expensive the older your car is