Hi guys,

I am in dilemma is it worth to go to Singapore to work or not. I have been offered a job in Singapore with very attractive salary and had given few days for me to make a decision. In term monetary, the salary is quite enough for me to save. In my current job it is hard to save but I really enjoy its working environment. So I am expecting a tough working environment in Singapore. My major concern is, I am in the middle of thirties and still single...I am really confused if it is smart move or maybe it is too late for an adult like me to work abroad. Would like appreciate your opinions especially from those are aged over 30s. Thanks.

Is your colleague, not my colleague mah , kasi intro sikit

They stuck up to local only ka ? but we all also foreigner .. hahahaha

What age range your j gals ? doing office (OL) work or IT/ engineering ?

I heard from a fren of mine when he visit Japan, is not about the rank they give face, something to do with male superiority, culture etc ? When he was there on training he saw the woman come in the early morning prepare the morning tea, etc and she is a managerial level.

I heard from my friend charles, hotel 81 $30 for 2 hours, is it cheap for your friend?

sounds like it's good enough for a cuiqcky

I tried before... Actually u need to reach malaysia custom by 5:30am. U will reach bugis around 7:45am. Hope this help.

tumpang thread,

I will be going sing. for training then haf 1 day and 1 night free. Please advice on place to walk walk sightseeing visit.

First day i haf all day fee so I plan go USS until night then at night visit the merlion place.

2nd day will haf training until 5pm then flight at 10pm. I plan visit clark quay haf dinner before head to air port.

what u guys think? Good? or haf other to rekomen?

thnx

where is causeway point? If other places can get 15-20? Like maybe near USS area or marina bay snad or merlion area? Cos i gonna plan visit that place

Meal sure not so expensive right.. i tot 15 is quite ok

Anybody working in singapore is under contract of recruitment agency instead the company you working at? Eg: a job agent find your resume and help you to apply the job of their client. but the things is you have to sign at least 1 year contract with the recruitment agency.

Anyone can share if you encounter this similiar scenario. Any difference and disadvantages you guys experience before?

of course i know that not all interviews are always successful. but it's a bit different to travel to singapore. no?
plane tickets to singapore cost around RM300+ and we still need to calculate accommodation for one night.
i was just trying to ask whether anyone had that kind of experience whereby you needed to travel to singapore just for one interview. just to know whether this is common.
no harm asking right?

Hi All,

I might be moving to Sg very soon (like in 2 months time) if all goes well.
Have been surveying on the cost of living. Now still trying to check out if there are any room availability for Malaysian female (dont mind sharing), max $350...

Guys, need help from you all...
I alr got my EP and still looking for a room in SG.
Budget around 500SGD and I'm working in Chinatown that side.

Is there any advise to rent a room? which place is nearest and of course if can get nearby MRT, would be good enough.

thanx for the link but i remember reading somewhere someone's application got rejected, just wondering why and like. how do they asses ah

hey guys im applying for a job in sg and the requirements says
" Malaysian candidates should satisfy Singapore Employment Pass requirements."

can i know what is the basic requirements?

Hi anyone know any link or database where I can check the salary range for senior electronics engineer with about 9 years of experience in Singapore?

Accurate website??

There are a lot place to explore once you have a car, but of course depending on your budget. You might not be able to afford it now, perhaps 5 years later. I have been in singapore for past 6 years, only managed to get an OPC car last year as a reward of completing my ACCA. Definitely heavy on the pocket but if you are planning to stay here long term, it is worth the money.

people like me travel in and out everyday. bought me a superbike after 3 months working there. i have the best of both worlds. can enjoy sg life and MY life.