After high school, Tjin Asjoe went to the MTS in Curaçao and continued his studies at the HTS in Enschede where he graduated laude.
On 13 June 2007 he became Minister of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands Antilles after Burney Elhage exchanged this ministerial post for the appointment as deputy in the Bonaire Executive Council.
However, as an advisor to Prime Minister Mike Eman, he chose to manage a number of projects in Aruba, including the Aruba-Bonaire fraternity protocol.
Tjin Asjoe became an island deputy twice for a short period of time, including with the portfolios of economy and government companies.
For some time there had been criticism of his policy and the failure to meet the agreed date of 15 November for the presentation of the island budget 2021 to the Cft BES.