my bro did that, he came here at early age, so got work pass first and went back only do malaysia licence.
not recognise, so need redo again in SG

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Added on February 2, 2012, 5:28 pmJB king leh



This post has been edited by ivanswk: Feb 2 2012, 05:28 PM

It costs alot more to get a new driving in singapore.

But isn't that we keep saying malaysia punya license is kopi-o license? So, singapore govt not scare malaysian driver ah? Get them to really sit for the test and pass the test...safer mah....due to kiasi.....

Why the police suspect him? He wear "SG is a fine City" T shirt or have SG notes in wallet?

I remember if you are PR and want to get driving lic, you will need to get a new driving lic in sg.

nowadays, a lot of PE profile in m'sia are with PMP + better salary. go through IEM website then you will get more info.
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This post has been edited by ch_teo: Feb 2 2012, 06:12 PM

nope. I did it. 'fly' thru all the lessons

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Added on February 2, 2012, 6:21 pmnot really, really depends on how many lessons you took and how many attempts you need to pass the test. The irony things is, all the instructors i met are all very friendly, basically talk cock most of the time throughout the lessons, keep asking me if my company got opening or not

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Feb 2 2012, 06:21 PM

haha...obviously, you forgotten liao...

oh? Rule change ard?

i dont know what rule...but i just do conversion after taking theory test....

lolx...i don't know that...

wa is also Penang lang!!!

thanks for asking.. got my new job edi.. will start work soon

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Added on February 2, 2012, 10:25 pmif that is the case, he might as well just take a lower paid job and set his foot in SG 1st. then start looking for other company to jump ship.
some company will not hire ppl that were still in msia because they scare that the candidate will not live comfortably in Singapore and cabut after 1 month.

This post has been edited by Lester1987: Feb 2 2012, 10:25 PM

It really depends wat job u looking for here. u go there knock their door, hoping they entertain u. Just like those sales ppl go door to door sell things.
U can try and get ur 1% chance from 99% effort. Just that I wont, even the headhunter is just next building.

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Added on February 2, 2012, 11:09 pmwats with the big pipe small pipes? Comparing pipe sizes now? wrong thread

This post has been edited by Aloong: Feb 2 2012, 11:09 PM

Anyone here working in ulu places in SG like Tuas, Penjuru, Tj kling, Woodlands etc... full of dirty bangla and myanmmar ppl over there and nothing to eat during lunchtime in these places.

jialat, bcos i will be stationed 80% in Penjuru for the next 3 mths for an assignment..

This post has been edited by MPIK: Feb 3 2012, 09:50 AM

none of it, it was a normal road block where u see normally only bike cathegory will go 1 side for checking.

I am not working at the so called ulu place, but I frequently go there for onsite support.What food u want to eat?just dun expect MCD or Burger King.There should be a foodcourt or stall nearby your workplace.

what is the deal with dirty bangla and Myanmar ppl? They may look darker in comparison but definitely not dirty.They contribute a lot to Singapore GDP with low cost labour, if they don't exist, you will not get your assignment at Penjuru.,

I stay near to Penjuru for more than 2 years....Makan place got food courts. Got pasar also, NTUC also got. Some kopi shop at night show EPL matches till midnight. Not much jam there. Not ERP. Parking mostly use coupons, and you dont pay also can, but once in while kena catch la. Go to IMM also not that far and free parking there. Talk about Bangala? I thought mostly in Boon Lay and Myanmar is in CBD area - Pennisular Plaza, no? You come here work how long?

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Added on February 3, 2012, 11:50 amAsk him to resign and get another job lor if cannot work at ulu place, or return to Malaysia lor....see what he chooses lor.

If you see the bangla and Myanmar as dirty, they see you as "chow ah beng" also.

This post has been edited by Tigerr: Feb 3 2012, 11:50 AM

I don't see any problem with Burmese or Bangladeshi.

bro, not nice to call them dirty bangla/myammar. they also human, work with low pay sweating alot under the sun to support their lovely family back home.