To those of you that is working in SG, hows the lifestyle like? I've had people that told me its dead boring cuz its small, it has little to no pretty girls etc lol . What do you think?

Hahaha I personally have 2 ex from Singapore. And I've been to Orchard road multiple times. Nothing special. Maybe different people have different views. Or you guys standard too low haha xD. Oh yea by the way those that told me are mostly female.

Oh you mean which place I've been to that has alot of pretty girls? I have not been to many different countries but Asian wise I would say Taiwan. (On the street wise not actress ceelbs etc.)

my workplace 2 meat + 1 vege only $2.70   ... 1 meat + 2 vege $2.20  ..., so yours is not cheap

Aih what about the pretty women all the sudden hahahhaa... Singapore is very nice. Clean, lots of cultural places with decent maintenence, fantastic MRT system (though not perfect but it's expanding very well), and generally good life.

Only drawback I can think of is the expensive car price and the small non-landed houses (unless you're like the HUGE BLOODY MULTIMILLIONAIRE), so no kampung life for you all who want to have a kebun or estate where you plant your own durian trees, and rearing chickens, and yeah, I guess in general the lifestyle is faster (thus more suited for young ppl XD)

In fact, if you're young, Singapore is WAAAAAAAAAAY better than Malaysia. Fullstop. There's nothing you can argue that can't be countered, except homesickness.

However if you're old and you yearn a simple life with your pets and a kampung... Singapore.. might not be for you (and even then, there are some ways to get what you want)  Though this too is mitigated by the fantastic medical care singapore has (so i heard)

for PR status, u need to work for at least 6 months and with 6 months of pay slip.

there's Botak Jones at TPY... nearer to Braddel MRT..

Black Angus at Orchard Parade is probably the best steak (I had prime rib and tenderloins) I have ever had in Singapore - much better than pretentious outfits like Lawry's.

actually 2.8k is only 80% on my salary in malaysia..
so it is not a wise choice to accept this offer?

another reason is SG actually nearer to my hometown, so i can go home more frequent. I m Johorean...

thts the only offer from sg i have at the moment.

Do you guys thinks that working in sg will get a career enhancement/build a better profile compared working in MY? What is the main reason/attraction for you to work in sg ? mind to share?

Same motto what the lovely ladies in geylang have.

My eldest kid is 3.
If I can get citizenship before he is 6, I hope to minimise the differences between him and other kids.

For me personally i am not worried. i can deal with it.
i am more worried abt my kids.

only 5 years given? I was given 10 yrs on my REP renewal.

bike is even worst than car. have you check out the rush hour jam ?

Just found out the cost of childcare in SG. $2k onwards/month per child if I'm not a PR/citizen.

I'm interested but just curious on the percentage of msians getting hired through career fair in spore.

Any idea how long it needs to get to Spore from KL??

If u ever experianced the massive jam at Woodland check point, then u will know why ppl still wan to take 2nd link.. look at the LTA webcam from onemotoring.com.sg on Friday 8pm, comparing the crowd for bikes at Woodland and Tuas, then u will know..

anybody here know where is sushi king hq located?i mean the place they are us to hire&ppl looking for job vacancy..

what if an employee is employed by a SG company, but is based in Malaysia?

how will the CPF & tax be like? And I also assume a SG bank account will be required, any difficulty if transferring the money out from the SG account to be use in Malaysia (i.e. pay house/car loan, credit cards, insurance, etc)

if i were him, i will sent my kids back to MY to study as well. at least they can speak 3 language which is better than most Singaporean educated student. but our education system is not that good compare to Singapore and most importantly, Malaysia's education is cheaper.