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Singapore FAST FACTS Singapore FAST FACTS AD Great Eastern OCBC CHULIA S Y RO Centre Centre T TTER BA One HOKIEN OUB Singapore 9 Raffles Place CHURCH SYueh Hai Land Tower Place Centre ST Ching Temple 24-01, Republic Plaza T Place Singapore 048619 T T Chevron Phone: +65 6571 7300 Royal House Fax: +65 6238 0737 Golden Malacca Brothers Ocean CHINA S Capital Shoe Centre Building Tower Carpark MRT Partner In Charge: Square MALA MARKET S CCA ST CHURCH S Andrew MacGeoch T A S Ocean CRO Financial T Republic S ST S S T Plaza ZA T ALMEID U T SO D’ E Y S 9 Raes Place, 24-01 D Far East YER S Square AMO Republic Plaza OK A ASO TEL T Building Y A CRO SS S Place Singapore T VIADUCTCECIL S Eagles Centre RAFFLES QU HOW TO FIND US Republic Plaza is located at Raffles Place, which is in the Central Business District (CBD). BY TAXI Taxi is the most convenient method of travel. Our office is a 20-30 minute taxi ride from the airport and 10-15 minutes from Orchard Road (the central shopping area of Singapore). There is a taxi stand adjacent to Republic Plaza, in front of Bharat Building. BY CAR There are a number of access routes to Republic Plaza. The most common ones being: • Coming from the Airport (or East): East Coast Expressway (ECP) exit via Marina South leading onto Central Boulevard, Cross Street and Cecil Street. • Coming from the West or North: Havelock Road exit from Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) or Central Expressway (CTE) leading onto Upper Pickering Street, Church Street and D’Almeida Street. Republic Plaza has a multi-storey car park which charges by the hour (approximately S$4 per hour). You should enter the car park via the Malacca Street entrance. BY TRAIN Air-conditioned train services Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) are an efficient and cost effective mode of transport in Singapore. Republic Plaza is easily accessible by MRT. The nearest MRT station is Raffles Place. Upon alighting, take EXIT D at Raffles Place MRT, which exits opposite the main entrance of Republic Plaza. BY AIR Singapore is served by Changi International Airport, which has four terminals (including the Budget Terminal). There are MRT stations at Terminals 2 and 3. Alternatively taxis are reasonably priced and plentiful from any of the four terminals. A taxi ride to Republic Plaza takes about 20-30 minutes, depending on the time of day and traffic conditions..
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