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Sixty-three islands make up the modern, buzzing and ever-evolving city of Singapore. It sits within the pharmaceutical hub that is Asia and perfectly combines the historic and the modern.

Costello Medical launched its Singapore office in 2014, marking the start of its global expansion and wider support for clients in the Asia-Pacific region. This office is now home to over 20 colleagues.

Key Features

2,345ft² of open plan working space with 5 private meeting rooms and communal working spaces for meetings
Communal kitchen used for socialising during both lunchtimes and social events
Situated on the 23^rd floor of a high-rise building, the offices provide stunning views of Singapore and the nearby coastline

Fully stocked kitchen with complimentary drinks and biscuits
Situated within the business district of Chinatown, the office is connected to the Chinatown MRT Station
Step-free access throughout with lift access, access to disabled toilets, adjustable workstations and more

Why Singapore?

Transport

Public transport in Singapore is well connected with the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system and extensive bus network making it possible to travel around the city with ease
However, if you prefer to travel under your own steam, Singapore has numerous well-connected cycle paths and apps including SG Bike for renting bicycles

Housing and Accommodation

Thanks to an innovative public housing project, Singapore is full of housing communities with excellent transport links to the centre of the city
The Housing and Development Board in the country have also built a vast number of affordable houses to suit a variety of budgets

Dining

Singapore is a world-renowned city for foodies and is home to a vast number of fine dining and street food establishments; its diversity and culture give rise to a vibrant, international food scene
This city is also home to the world’s cheapest Michelin star meal at Liao Fan’s food stall

Entertainment

Singapore is home to a vast number of events and festivals to suit all tastes, including the Chinese New Year festival, Formula 1 races, the Singapore Food Festival, the celebrations for Deepavali and many more
There are also numerous events for art and culture lovers, including the Singapore Night Festival, Singapore International Festival of Art, the Mid-Autumn Festival and Baybeats taking place every year

Things to Do in Singapore

If you are visiting Singapore for the first time to attend an interview at the Costello Medical offices or are thinking about relocating, we highly recommend that you take some time to explore this world-renowned city.

Gardens by the Bay

This must-see attraction is one of Singapore’s most famous sights. It is an innovative green project and home to the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and a huge indoor waterfall. Whilst you are visiting, take in the sights of Marina Bay Sands, one of the world’s most iconic hotels.

Night Safari

Singapore is home to the world’s first nocturnal safari, held at Singapore Zoo, which spans 86-acres and houses over 130 species of animals.

National Gallery

This museum is home to over 8,000 pieces of art and is the world’s largest collection of Southeast Asian modern art.

Singapore Botanic Gardens & National Orchid Park

This park is home to more than 1,000 species of orchid and beautifully blends into the neighbouring rainforest.

St Andrew’s Cathedral

Situated in the Civic District, it is one of the oldest and most imposing buildings in Singapore. This is the oldest Anglican place of worship and Singapore’s largest cathedral.