Virtual currency Singapore

1. Yes, but you have to register a Singapore company to issue currency in Singapore. We also have to do "compliance", that is, Singapore ICO legal compliance legal opinion. The Singapore foundation is the main choice for most digital currency projects. The requirements of foundation registration for directors and shareholders of the company are loose, and there is no need for foundation registration&# 8204; Guo & Chen 8204&# 8204; It can be a natural person of any nationality. A natural person must be at least 18 years old. In Singapore, we can legally develop the blockchain instry. You can also go to the exchange to issue money.

2. In fact, virtual currency does not play a great role in the development of contemporary Chinese economy, and even plays an obstacle role

after bitcoin, Leyte coin, doggy coin and other encrypted digital currencies were introced into China, they quickly became popular in China, but then the MLM coins became more and more rampant, which seriously hindered the development of domestic economy. But it has its positive side. For example, the token of crowdfunding project on European crowdfunding platform exists as an asset voucher, which is a good application scenario.

3. This is just a digital currency. Now digital currency trading is not particularly standardized. I suggest you be cautious.

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Of course, we can, but what we need to register is a public non-profit company. If it's an ordinary private limited company with the word "foundation", we can't help it

if you want to issue virtual tokens in Singapore formally and legally, legal opinions are also indispensable

there are two reasons:

1. without this document, you are not allowed to enter the stock exchange

2. the HKMA will check you

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speaking of this, it is suggested that you choose a formal agent to register the compliance foundation, because it will directly affect the price of the later legal opinions, and the price difference will be enough for you to re register a foundation. Before registration, ask clearly and consider it comprehensively

5. Singapore's currency is Singapore dollar, or Singapore dollar for short
today's real-time exchange rate: RMB 1 = SGD 0.2051.

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Singapore currency has denominations of 10000 yuan, 1000 yuan, 100 yuan, 50 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan and 2 yuan, while coins have denominations of 1 yuan, 50 Fen (5 jiao), 20 Fen (2 jiao), 10 Fen (1 jiao), 5 fen and 1 Fen

Although the

1 cent coin can still be used, it has stopped issuing. The reason for the government to stop issuing coins is that there are enough coins available in the market

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Singapore dollar (Singapore dollar or Singapore dollar for short, Singapore dollar for old, Singapore dollar for English), is the legal tender of Singapore, marked by S $. The dollar can be subdivided into 10 cents (also known as "Mao") or 100 cents (cent)

The Singapore dollar can be divided into banknotes and coins. Since 2004, it has issued $2, $5 and $10 plastic banknotes

On August 9, 1965, Singapore was forced to withdraw from the Federation of Malaysia and declared independence. On December 22, Singapore established a republic, but still used Malaya and British mother-in-law; Zhou Yuan

in 1967, the pound devalued, and the former "Malaya and British mother-in-law" was 13417; The "Hong Kong Monetary Commission" stopped issuing Malaya and British dollar bills; In the same year, Singapore began to issue its own banknote, the Singapore dollar. So far, four sets of banknotes have been issued

from 1967 to 2017, four sets of banknotes have been issued, the first of which is the national flower of Singapore; The second set is mainly composed of birds, and the third set is mainly composed of boats

in 1999, Singapore issued a new version of banknotes, which is also currently in circulation, with the portrait of the country's first President Yusuf as the main design. It is also known as the "portrait series" because of the image of Yusuf Issa, the first president of Singapore

reference: Singapore dollar - Internet

7. 10000 yuan
Singapore dollar is the legal currency of Singapore, marked with S $. The dollar can be subdivided into 10 cents (also known as "Mao") or 100 cents (cent). The Singapore dollar can be divided into banknotes and coins. Recently, plastic banknotes of $2, $5 and $10 have been issued< The Singapore dollar can be divided into banknotes and coins.

plastic banknotes have been issued recently. At present, the banknotes in circulation in Singapore are: 10000 yuan, 1000 yuan, 100 yuan, 50 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan and 2 yuan, while the coins are 1 yuan, 50 Fen (5 jiao), 20 Fen (2 jiao), 10 Fen (1 jiao), 5 fen and 1 Fen. Although dimes and nickels can still be used, the Singapore government has stopped issuing dimes and nickels. The reason for the government to stop issuing coins is that there are enough coins available in the market.

8. There are many. You can go to the official website

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Go to Singapore and bring Singapore dollar

the Singapore dollar is the legal tender of Singapore, marked with S $. The dollar can be broken down into 10 cents (also known as "Mao") or 100 cents. The Singapore dollar can be divided into banknotes and coins. Since 2004, plastic banknotes of $2, $5 and $10 have been issued

On August 9, 1965, Singapore was forced to withdraw from the Federation of Malaysia and declared independence. On December 22, Singapore established a republic, but still used Malaya and British mother-in-law; Zhou Yuan. In 1967, the British pound devalued, and the original "Malaya and British grandmother" was 13417; The "Hong Kong Monetary Commission" stopped issuing Malaya and British dollar bills; In the same year, Singapore began to issue its own banknote, the Singapore dollar. So far, four sets of banknotes have been issued

The Singapore dollar can be divided into banknotes and coins, and plastic banknotes have been issued recently. As of 2017, the banknotes in circulation in Singapore are: 10000 yuan, 1000 yuan, 100 yuan, 50 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan and 2 yuan, while the coins are 1 yuan, 50 Fen (5 jiao), 20 Fen (2 jiao), 10 Fen (1 jiao), 5 fen and 1 Fen

Although the dime can still be used, the Singapore government has stopped issuing dimes. The reason for the government to stop issuing coins is that there are enough coins available in the market

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the development history of Singapore dollar

from 1845 to 1939, Singapore used the "LAK currency" issued by the Straits Settlements as the currency in circulation. After 1940, Singapore followed the Malaya to use the Malayan dollar

ring World War II, Singapore used Japanese military handbills, commonly known as "banana notes", issued by the Japanese military government. After the war, Singapore resumed the use of the Malaya dollar until 1953, when it was replaced by "Malaya and British grandmother" in Singapore; The exchange rate between the Malayan and British Borneo dollars issued by the state Monetary Commission is 1:1

On August 9, 1965, Singapore was forced to become independent, and the Republic was established on December 22, 1965, but it still used Malaya and British mother-in-law; Zhou Yuan. At that time, the legal exchange rate was rm60, equivalent to 7

On April 30, 2008, Myanmar is planning to put the Singapore dollar and Chinese yuan into the main settlement currencies of Myanmar's foreign trade. The newspaper quoted the Ministry of national planning and economic development and the Myanmar Federation of instry and commerce as saying that Myanmar's move is to facilitate foreign trade

on the morning of October 27, 2014, at the 11th meeting of the Sino Singapore joint committee on bilateral cooperation held in Suzhou, it was revealed that the foreign exchange markets of China and Singapore will officially launch direct transactions between RMB and Singapore dollar. At the meeting, China and Singapore also discussed the third Sino Singapore intergovernmental cooperation project in Western China

10. 5000 a month is equivalent to a senior employee or a middle-level leader. Of course, it depends on the company's situation
the average wage level in Singapore is about S $3000. After several years' work, graates who are promoted well can get 5000. So that's a good level

in terms of living standards, it depends on personal needs, and the biggest one is rent. If you plan to rent a whole suite by yourself, it may cost about 2000 yuan. If you rent with others, you have to pay 1000 yuan (of course, if you want to be frugal, you can get even less)
however, other daily expenses are OK, and the cost of food and clothing will not be very expensive. A person's monthly normal living expenses should be less than 1000, which is more than enough
if your original salary is only 7500 RMB, how can you save more than that

there are several categories of work permits in Singapore, and the highest level is EP permit. EP can be subdivided into three categories: Q, P2 and P1. The corresponding minimum wage is 300045008000. The specific policy details are slightly different (for example, Q and P2 permits can not apply for residence for parents, they can only apply for spouse and child visa, but P1 permits can apply for residence for parents)
therefore, you can try to apply for the P2 permit according to the salary standard provided by Ankai (success or failure is not guaranteed). Because the company is only responsible for the application, and the approval is not approved by MOM has the final say.

I dare not evaluate the authenticity, at least this company can find it. Why don't you call and ask yourself.