After 30 days, as long as u never move out from ur HDB, u still can rent the room. But if u wanna move out to other HDB, then most likely, it gonna be hard for u to rent as u dun have a working permit for the house owner.

Bout the shifting ur items, are u from johor?

Leaving money behind when you die is a minor quibble. Having no money when you cannot die is the main issue.

ya true. tat is why the last sentence stated that, one must not overspend, there is always a limit which we can spend and which we must save.

A lot of people underestimate how much they need to retire, and therefore set that limit wrongly. They don't anticipate that they will most probably get sick for a long time and need a lot of money for treatment. Most people think they will be healthy up to the last day and then die peacefully in their sleep. Most people are not so lucky.

zzzz... 2 suspensions in a row

neway, new trip changed to batam... so far 3 ppl are going...

btw, i met a new friend and she mentioned she is working in MAS, but her paygrade as compared to the locals is diff... why ar?

guys... i am planning to apply cc from uob, citibank, dbs and stan chart... is this a good idea to get perks?

oh. then i sneakily stay in current room first

i am from KL, thats why its hard for me to shift back

u sure u dun wanna work in singapore anymore?

mind to share why u want to move back?
earn enough money in ur savings ard?
or having any bad experience working in sg?

I still remember last time I was staying at Pioneer, and shift back my stuff back to KL..

Take bus back to KL, and drive all the way from KL - SG, move everything and back to KL again..

Still remember the MY Custom ask me - "kenapa mau balik ? stress sangat ke ? "

Lolz..

And from KL , i move to JB again.. second chapter..

my 1st priority is citibank, lot's of dining perks
2nd in dbs, got lots of discount on small eatery and clubbing invites

@jungyu http://www.crownrelo.com/ is the vendor that my company engaged to ship my stuff over from KL to SG. they go to my KL place, survey, pack everything for me, then in SG they'll unpack everything.

no idea how much they charge though.

you are what you think. If you worry so much, then you are stressful then your body is weak

Me too.

not that i want to move back. MOM never wants to approve my application even though i have meet the criteria. They already rejected my work pass applications for 9 times.

I feel sorry for you.

thanks. i will check that out.

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Added on June 23, 2011, 10:46 amyeah. funny though. all the interviews i went i could successfully get the interviewers hired me. but MOM denied these companies' decision.

This post has been edited by jungyu: Jun 23 2011, 10:46 AM

Anybody know if FDW's are exempted from MOM laws cause it seems that not having a day off in one week is standard practice.

I thought when a company agree to hire you, they will process the work permit for you.and only when it is approved, that you come over?

Hey guys, i went thru some of the job application in jobstreet, many of it indicated that they want singaporeans or pingapore pr in their jobs.

Is it true that most of the big company think twice before hiring people from malaysia?

Thx

Many of my friends manage to land a job in Singapore.
From people with SPM qualifications only...to people with Master qualification.
Nobody seem to have difficulties. Unless they are picky with what's offered.