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The only option is to send the tenant a notice of eviction if he or she does not pay the rental on time and fortified the deposit as your compensation of the agent and for yourself.

Presently nothing much, you can do if the tenants leaving Singapore.

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If he is vacating within two months of moving in, there must be a compelling reason. May be personal tragedy etc. Try to understand the reason fully and take a humane view if he deserves it.

However you may forfeit the deposit paid by him. You can sue him in a civil suit but when he has left the country how is it possible is anybody's guess.

Did you take his company name and address? You may visit his employer and find out more info.

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Easwaran
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