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Singapore or Jersey? Personally, I’ll take Jersey every time
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From Advocate Philip Sinel.
I WRITE further to your headline on Friday 27 July: ‘Island worst in the world for expats’. The results of surveys depend upon the questions that are asked, and of whom they are asked.
Having spent time in Singapore, and living now in Jersey, I know which I would prefer to live in.
Accommodation in Jersey for people with J-category qualifications is far from poor, and has much more character than a flat in a high-rise in Singapore. Perhaps nobody rated things like physical safety and natural beauty as part of the survey.
I find it very difficult to believe that expats living in Jersey cannot find anything to do with so much on their doorstep and being so close to both England and France.
79 Bath Street.
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