if not mistaken, minimum CL is 20k or 22k

20k was the old figure. It is much lower nowadays.

oh yea, that was b4 the gst

Generally, most banks do not have minimum CL nowadays.

Generally, most banks do not have minimum CL nowadays.

hehe, so sooner all banks start from plat

my cc is cracked a little...no thanks to this new thin wallet =.=
if I request for a replacement, how much will the bank charge?

my cc is cracked a little...no thanks to this new thin wallet =.=
if I request for a replacement, how much will the bank charge?

Now that i had hold affinbank cc for more than a year, i am looking for another card to use as my primary card cause affinbank limit is just 3k. I called up and ask for increase but they ask me to submit salary slip to them, lazy 

any bank to recommend? so far in my mind is alliancebank, publicbank and maybank

LOL ! Why even bother to use their credit card in the first place ? 
Depends on what you look for from your credit card. If you like to buy things in installment, then you should go for Maybank or Public Bank. If you want a card that gives you the best rewards, then it's Alliance Bank as it has the highest cash back system.

Try CIMB Petronas Mastercard.

Does the DA platinum credit is very high? more than 10k?

CIMB Petronas Mastercard does not give any points for any transactions.. only rebates.. I canceled mine already as I found it useless..

DA platinum minimum is 30k

How was it useless ? It works more or less the same as their generic MasterCard, except that one gives you bonus points which you can later redeem for shopping vouchers, gifts etc. while the other one gives you instant cash rebate. The promotional rebates (10% off at ISETAN, 5% off at Guardian etc.) also apply to both card types.
No longer so. Someone here got a pre-approved DA Platinum and the credit limit is comparable to the low-end Gold card.

Just wondering. I did call the CS regarding DA World Mastercard and VI CL and she said its about 150k. Is that true?

if not mistaken, minimum CL is 20k or 22k

No problem.
It is a good question to answer and it is not those questions that I dislike.
Yes ... you are right about MBB and Alliance. Plus although MBB charges 0.5%, many has reported that their exchange rates is quite good and in some reported they are being charged lower than official forex rates.

SCB VI rewards you 5x or 10x (on yr birthday month) for overseas spending and their CS are definitely better than your MBB CS quality. Cons for this card ... you cannot apply for it anymore even if you meet income requirements (I think it was RM180K) as they now issue it exclusively only to SCB PB customers only. Lack of support for EZ payments (if you like this) vs. MBB among others. Again ... every card has their plus and minus and I think you understand this.

I think for your requirement ... best to go for Alliance. Not so high income requirements, 0% charges for intl spendings. Note your potential shortcomings ... CS so so only, Alliance not well known to give away super CL, gifts redemption (sigh!) and hope you are not fussy about cc payment. (There's always MEPS Interbank transfer)
The next one would be MBB AMEX which give away 5x points but the admin fee for AMEX is the highest ... so I'll avoid it if I were you.

* I always laugh at those who just started using cc when they say don't want to pay Interbank fees which are RM2. In early 2000, they are RM5. You want to save on RM2 but don't mind spending petrol and parking to go to the bank. Even walking to the bank is an opportunity fee ... I used to skip lunch just to pay my bills, now I do it @ night from the comfort of my home.

If you have a premier account from HSBC Malaysia, it will be easier to get a HSBC cc in Singapore if you work there.

i guess you can always go for debit card then although I'm not too sure bout dc in SG
i normally use US debit card while I'm in US, though nowadays i'm using my PBB cc coz it's just short term plus lazy to buy paypal funds

unless you get paid in that country's currency, else no point using their cc/dc
i assume you'll be working in SG for the near future

Probably will try to apply for SG debit card first. Unless I cannot get any SG DC or CC then only consider to get Alliance CC. My income is less than 40k so all those platinum or higher end CCs are out of my reach

Thanks for the suggestion. Debit Card is another option for me too Gonna do some research for cash rebates cards when I have the time.

Anyway, I'm one of the person who's not willing to pay for RM2 IBG fees. It all depends on how we organize our schedule & activities, we might save $ and time.