i'm being offered an RF Engineer position in Singapore, quite happy about it, then the company further proceed to help me apply for EP and i just resigned from current company as the hiring company is not willing to pay off for my 2 months notice and I would really like to avoid paying that from my own pocket.

But a week later my EP application is rejected. I don't get it, i resigned with such confident is because my gf who is just graduated from the same course same uni with no working experience, her application is approved like immediately while i'm holding the same degree with 2 years working experience but rejected.

Currently my hiring company is helping me to appeal, really hope everything goes well.

If anything happen (touch wood touch wood!) is there anything i can do to fight for my case?

Get a set of bogus Malaysian rego plates and some double-sided tape. Tape it on in your garage, drive slowly to the nearest petrol station & fill, and then drive home and remove. Make sure no accident or police block, you'll be okay. If there's a petrol station at the end of your jalan, that'll be perfect.

Which Health Industry you talking abotu??? Massage Industry ???

I'm working for a company doing some software for Laboratory and maybe test and Measurement.

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Ian

haha...u a bit out-dated liao. 

I think started from June they already banned all foreign vehicles pumping RON95 liao whether u r malaysians or with a Dato or Tan Sri......

Err...my car is 2400cc and when i speed on the highway, the car seems like hungry leh....

Aiyah, exchange rate of $1.00 to RM2.45 or RM2.50 actually not much difference la unless you are changing $10,000 and above

In cash?

I am in Telco field, my salary is slightly above the requirement. man...  how about other passes that i can apply instead?? and what are the disadvantage?

Officially settled down in Singapore. Work and staying in Yishun. 1st day of work, 8 to 7.....REALLY????

I'm in a pretty similar as u....2years in SG then went back for kl for around 18months then now back here in SG for just over a year

I was all alone in Singapore...didn't have much friends....then due to work wise...i could move from a reseller/dealer position to an outsource team(KL branch) under the principal...there's an unsaid rule...also not nice mah...imagine your principal company korek their businesspartner/dealers/resellers employees.

So since it was still an outsource team..means i'm a contractor and my principal company is my client. So still worked out lor...then got a move from the outsource team based in KL branch back then to a perm position in the SG branch, pretty similar job description.
Also while I was back in KL found myself a lovely partner, whom moved to SG to work...so in that sense...this speed up my process in trying to find a job back in SG. Got a PR before I came back to kl to work, so the move wasnt that hard....nor easy either

How about u?

single young malaysian buying ~$1m private property in SG.... 

YA, this is why so many wanted to go back KL... but when they think twice again, still refuse to return malaysia due to SGD is too strong to resist.

So, they continue to stay here for decades, and finally slowly settle down, purchased a HDB, started a family, raise thier own children here, convert into a Singapore citizenship, then another 2 decades passed.... your children then graduated from NUS and continue to work in Singapore and life just goes on from here....

Many of my colleagues and friends are like this.

LoL, life is short, make-up your mind, get a firm decision. Tell yourself 5 years is 5 years, then after 5 years MUST return to malaysia. Unless you are foreveralone, then you can go anywhere and anytime you like.

Will frequently travel back KL most of the weekend, if not every weekend.

*edit: anyone play futsal in singapore?

Doesnt your company have a panel of approved clinics where you just make an appointment with the clinic for your medical check up?

Looks like no standard company.

How cheap is 10 years back?

But I tot 10 years back, cost of living in SG is oso very low.