Traffic police website stated if the intention to stay in Singapore is less than 1 year then can drive Singapore registered car with foreign driving license. If work more than a year dy, then I think cannot.

some1 pls help me... i got a quick question... can an ep pass holder with no sg driving license but having msia driving license drive a sg registered car?

To drive a vehicle in Singapore, you must possess a valid Singapore driving licence for the class of vehicle that you want to drive. This requirement applies to all citizens and permanent residents of Singapore and also foreigners who are residing in Singapore for more than twelve (12) months. Foreigners who reside here for less than twelve (12) months must possess a valid foreign licence and International Driving Permit (IDP) issued by an authorised body in their country of origin e.g. the Automobile Association (AA). If an International Driving Permit is not available, an official translation of your foreign licence in English is required. Drivers from ASEAN member countries only need to possess a valid driving licence issued by the relevant driving licence Authority in order to drive in Singapore without IDP.

Licensing requirement

VISITORS

If you drive a foreign-registered vehicle, you have to acquire an Autopass Card (a vehicle entry permit) at either Woodlands or Tuas Checkpoint arrival zones before entering Singapore.

From 1 June 2005, all drivers of foreign registered cars and motorcycles can drive into Singapore for a maximum of 10 days in each calendar year without having to pay VEP fees.

After the 10 VEP free days have been utilized, VEP fees for subsequent days are chargeable if you continue to use or drive your foreign-registered car or motorcycle during VEP operating hours.

WORK PASSES

Any work pass holder, who is neither a Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) nor a resident of Singapore, may drive a foreign-registered car and motorcycle in Singapore only if ALL these conditions are met:
a) he is the registered owner of the vehicle ;
b) he resides outside Singapore;
c) the vehicle is kept or used outside Singapore for a total period of 6 hours or more everyday ;
d) he has a valid insurance certificate and road tax for the use of the vehicle on Singapore roads ; and
e) the vehicle has an Autopass Card to validate its entry/exit at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints and for payment of Vehicle Entry Permit/Toll charges.

Please note that a work pass holder who is also a SPR or resident of Singapore is not allowed to drive a foreign-registered vehicle in Singapore.

Driving in & out of Singapore

but my cousin did it....

i am so dead... company gave me a sg registered car to drive a client around for shopping 2molo n sunday... now it is downstairs... arghh!! how, 2molo take car n bring him around? zzz...

btw, where to buy those hiking bag ar? best place... like deuter, northface, karrimor...  etc etc

Although it is raining, today is freaking hot. Missing the wet and chilling December.

Although it is raining, today is freaking hot. Missing the wet and chilling December.

I would suggest camelbak since it integrates a fluid hydration system into the a normal backpack package since if you like hiking, its very important to keep yourself hydrated at all times.

I have one when i go for work since its a pain to bring a water botol when my backpack can serve as a storage medium for both my equipment as well as a quick to reach water bottle system. I got mine while i was in the states but most hiking and certain bike shops should sell these range since its rather popular.

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Added on April 9, 2011, 7:08 pm

Its not so bad now that its raining, this afternoon was terrible.

Just submit my PR application at ICA yesterday.
Very very less ppl there at 5th floor for PR application.
Wonder wat is the approval rate currently?

couldnt see while driving... luckily it was like only 10 minutes

today woke up 7am went to mandarin orchard, then eat breakfast there then to simlim, after that queensway mall then novena square then leasure park kallang then yew tee then boay quay then clarke quay then mandarin then back to yew tee... wanna die already, so damn tired

no police catch... heheheh, 2molo going water skiing at east coast... then return car

got infected by my boss' guess flu... so much for a day
he got 2 deuter 50L, cost 600+ lol nvm la... rich kid... but tatonka so exxp... although design looks so old

lesser and lesser... mine got rejected

hi guys,
not sure who posted it before...
which saving account(standard chartered) do no required any fee to open, no minimum deposit required and come with ATM card.

I've asked those promoter at stand chart they said they only have 2 saving account
1. passbook saving - minimum fee/deposit sgd 2k
2.e-saving - no ATM

any1 know which product please let me know

Thanks in advance

alsoif u get another colleague to open account with them, they will give $10 referral fees.

Hello friends,

I'll be joining you all working in this little plot of land.

I'm not looking forward to it. Worked in Japan, Taiwan, China and now finally the place i dread to be in Singapoor.

Singapore maybe rich in money but seriously they are poor; theres no land and I feel its so cramped here.

What matters for hikers is how the product performs and is it rugged enough that it will last you instead of wearing out prematurely. Worse scenario is your lost and you found out that theres a hole in your backpack and all of your essential survival equipment is lost.

Hi all, for bringing back less than $2000 back to Malaysia, which is the cheapest method?

1. physically bring in cash into Msia via money change exchange
2. remittance (is this more suitable for huge amount?

By the way, I heard its cheaper to exchange SGD->RM in SG coz exchange rate higher, is this true? And money changer in City Hall provides best exchange rate?

If you want to do it online, CIMB Sg to CIMB My is free. MBB Sg to MBB My is $15. If you use your CIMB Sg or MBB Sg ATM card to withdraw money in My, it's free. But the e/rate is a bank rate, which is generally not as good as money changer. There are exceptions though like CNY this year when MBB's rate was a full 2 sen per S$ better than money changer.

$2K is small money, Just withdraw from ATM and bring it back to a money changer in Sg or My.

hi guys,
not sure who posted it before...
which saving account(standard chartered) do no required any fee to open, no minimum deposit required and come with ATM card.

I've asked those promoter at stand chart they said they only have 2 saving account
1. passbook saving - minimum fee/deposit sgd 2k
2.e-saving - no ATM

any1 know which product please let me know

Thanks in advance

although free but does CIMB offer competitive rates?

Any how many percent does the government take for taxes and cpf per month?