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SINGAPORE

Our Singapore Office

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20 Cecil Street, #27-09 PLUS, Singapore 049705

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How to get to our Singapore Office

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By Car

The easiest option is to use public transport. However, there are a number of parking stations nearby. The ​closest is Raffles Quay Car Park located just around the corner from 8 Cross Street, approximately 150 meters or a 2-minute walk away.

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By Bus

There are a number of bus stops along Cross Street. These will take you around the city or surrounding ​suburbs. Planning your trip is your best option.

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By Train

Using the train is the most convenient option. With regular trains arriving and leaving for the city, utilising ​the trains is the most reliable option for getting to our offices. Our office is next to MRT Telok Ayer Station.

Call us: +852 2819 2900

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