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Cheen T. • June 24, 2015Did u know? The French invented the aspirin, coffee pot, denim textile, sewing machine, the little black dress, hairdryer, Etch-A-Sketch, & more! Source: Wikipedia
Cheen T. • June 24, 2015Did u know? The Italians invented: ballet, parachute, piano, eyeglasses (spectacles), thermometer, casino, typewriter ('scrittura tattile'), & more! Source: Wikipedia
Stella S. • June 8, 2011Be in time.. Make every single requirement completed.. Then everything will be fine :-)
Skywalker • May 15, 2012Consular Dept only 10-12pm from Mon-Fri.... and only 1 counter. Just want to ask 1 question..... Haiz... no counter for that?
Alice A. • January 24, 2013Be nice and courteous to the staff, and they'll be extra nice to you. Oh, and bring cash. They only accept cash.
Shotaro A. • February 25, 2012Opened from 0830 thru 1200 and from 1300 thru 1600 on weekdays and Saturday except PH & Sunday
Timothy Y. • January 21, 2013Reach here early (830-9am) if you're applying for a visa. The line gets really long after that.
Solomon W. • November 8, 2011They are not reasonable and fair to everyone. Their best reason. "Wait till we clear the crowd."
?Embassy •#13-01, Liat Towers (541 Orchard Road), Singapore
George • June 12, 2013Very satisfied with the speed and efficiency to get a passport renewed. Get a schedule by visiting the official website.
Cheen T. • June 24, 2015Did u know? The Chinese invented gunpowder, paper, printing, compass, paper currency, the bell, bristle toothbrush (resembling modern toothbrush), the humble ink, & more! Source: Wikipedia
?Embassy •3 Killiney Road, Winsland House I (Penang Rd), Singapore
Christy S. • June 15, 2010This embassy rock! No hustle at all. Good service. I'm proud of my people :))
?Embassy •#39-00 Suntec Tower One (7 Temasek Boulevard), Singapore
Jamie K. • February 24, 2012Follow the list of procedures & tourist visa application is a breeze. Friendly staff. :)
Cheen T. • August 29, 2018Plates ending with “CC” are rarer as they vehicles for Consulates. The more common “CD” plates are for Embassies
David K. • January 9, 2019A good bus stop to start exploring Singapore. Lots of good routes stop here.
4.9Hotel •G-01,Bangunan Duta Impian, No.14,Jalan Dato Abdull (Jalan Dato Abdullah Tahir), Johor Bahru
Miroul K. • February 4, 2012Gud for stayin over, if u like the room that is...
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