Here you go. After you click apply this page comes up.
https://apply.maybank.com.sg/CASA/#/welcome...2539.1650277224

good for those who doesnt have. why do we need to courier the documents to singapore when everything can be done online. i think some even had to pay rm20 for the courier fees.

Submitted my application to Maybank and documents have been couriered. Fingers crossed haha.

Plan B is to find opportunity to travel down to Sg to attempt to apply for DBS account with Vickers

Can talk more?

It took 2.5 month from your submission to approval?

How long have you had the bank account? If it's less than a month. Probably statement not generated yet.

If you had it more than a month, better call maybank SG and ask. I believe eStatement should be downloadable from the website

If you plan to apply for a CDP account it's better to have an account with one of the 3 local banks (DBS, UOB, OCBC) and link your CDP account with them as you can only apply for SG T-bills, bonds and SSB with the 3 local banks.

Chances are that if you are eligible for a CDP account you should already fulfill the condition for opening bank account with DBS, UOB and OCBC.

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As to your question on Maybank SG, for iSavvy account there's no eStatement services. If you click on the view eStatements button in the home page you will eventually be redirected to the eStatements settings page of which the bottom of the screen pulls up a red banner telling you the service is not available for your account.



iSavvy account's "statement" is not really a "statement" per se, but just a simple summary. You can access it by clicking the "download as" button at the bottom of your account summary page. You can use CIMB SG's statement to open a DBS bank account/CDP account (for the bank statement verification part).

Contact Maybank SG directly. Maybank MY won't be able to help much.

And do you have DBS/UOB/OCBC bank accounts? Their statements are good enough + you also have access to SG government securities primary market.

If you don't have an account with DBS/UOB/OCBC chances are you can't open a CDP account.

Do you have work pass/student pass in SG? They are needed for opening a CDP account.

https://investors.sgx.com/cdp-account-opening/#/online-form (If you proceed with the application, you need to enter the "FIN" number, of foreign identification number issued by ICA while you are in SG.)

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Which is why I say if you don't have a DBS/UOB/OCBC account (i.e., not meeting the study/work pass requirement), you are unlikely able to open CDP account. Conversely, if you already have a work/study pass, you are definitely eligible for DBS/UOB/OCBC and CDP.

Nothing wrong consider that it is impossible to open DBS account without pass.

Once you have DBS/UOB/OCBC, CDP/DBS Vickers and anything else is possible.

Of course in your example, DBS Vickers + bank account comes in one package. In that case, you can ask for more by asking them to open a CDP account for you. I suspect you don't have CDP account, why didn't you open one back then if this method works?

lol DCS is available when you open a CDP account. But the key here is to meet the requirement to open a CDP account, which again, requires study/work pass.

Unlike opening DBS account which allows those with $$$ to buy their unit trusts/bancassurance products, it's "no pass, no talk" for CDP (via ordinary route).

which sg bank you open? I plan walk in HSBC Malaysia branch and submit the form to open HSBC SG bank account

How I can view my Maybank SG iSavvy account bank statement? Because I cannot see it

Called Maybank SG already, since iSavvy is an online account, the only way is to visit their branch to request for adhoc statement which I recall reading is $30. Oh wells, prolly use 3rd party trading platforms or buy thru Maybank Global Trading account for now.

Won't be travelling to SG anytime soon but prolly I need to gather some funds first. Thanks everyone

i wonder why don't people notice the Ar-Rihla Savings account instead which only needs SGD $200 minimum balance, the lowest requirement from Maybank SG

i noticed that most people sign up with iSavvy (minimum SGD $500)