Originally Posted by
puchong
My father-in-law, a cancer patient, is a resident of the US and a citizen of an EU country. He has certain investments in Singapore (mainly stocks & some funds) which requires his personal presence to liquidate or encash. He is most anxious that he may be unable to travel to Singapore inthe foreseeable future to take care of his assets there. Could some knowledgeable person comment on this please?
What is a timeframe?
If before end of this year, it is unlikely to happen. One possible avenue might be if he comes for medical reasons/consultation, but he, like everyone else, needs to stay in quarantine until such requirement is scrapped.
If timeframe is longer than a year, I would wait until relaxation of measures.
Also, it probably worth to get some consultation for a local law firm what can be done remotely without requiring him to be here.