http://www.lta.gov.sg/content/ltaweb/en/ro...otorcycles.html

hi hi, can advice me ah?

le me want to move in de, driving a car load of items for my rental HDB.  if the car never goes in singapore before, i can have a 10 days free pass rite? I have an EP pass and wife with dependant pass.  So can i still use the 10 days free pass?

any documents i need else then passport? tq tq

1st year for EP holder allowed... free 10 days for msian car... u need or better have car insurance cert, road tax, driving license... etc etc

Can i ask how they know i am staying in hdb?  wasaii so ma fan......

balik kampungz jam has started this afternoon... gud luck and safe trip for those going back...

any1 got a good idea how long need to wait cross border from sg to jb tomorrow night?

assume start go woodlands at 6pm and cross using cw1 or 170

hi,

i been calling and checking recently, as EP holder i cant drive down.  So i was left with option to ask someone to drive me down or employ a taxi service.

I can get a cab to johor and not further.  Anyone have any experience taking a cab in kotaraya shopping mall?  What is the charges like? Will they ok to ferry me over if they see me coming with 3-4 boxes of home items?

Deodorant,
Can share which jb money changer give better than sg? I always change at Bedok, which the rate is as good as raffles. But usually I saw in JB, always 0.05 lower than SG. So when change $1k already rm50 difference, can buy extra can of milk powder.

ok. then its up to the company on whether they opt to give u the em'er portion for cpf?

Hi, will be movin down next week, would like to ask

1) What is the average waiting time for fiber installation there?
2) Anyone using prepaid broadband? how it is?
3) Anyone using mioTV? worth it?

cheers

No source but trust me.

hi guys...I am starting work on 1st April in SG...I am currently trying to look for a room...are there any good websites to look for rooms?
or if anyone knows of a room for rent in bukit merah/teluk blangah area pls let me know
thanks in advance!

Anyone doing sports in Singapore? Like volleyball, basketball, badminton, futsal, football? Would love to join in....cycling will do too.

Cheers!

anyone has any recommendation for job agents in singapore ?

i'm in the telco line in malaysia and have been working for about 8 years in marketing/products/innovation and sales.

Any recommendation guys ? or do you recommend sending in resume directly to companies.

Thanks !!

yea i know, thats why i ask if its better to go direct or via an agent.

u guys more experience as u guys are working in sg ma

thks thks

anyone know what is the cheapest way to make calls to Malaysia? Any good calling cards etc?

Since I am jobless right know, so, I really really and really to pray hard lol.

However, he is kind enough to offer me the position to be based at Malaysia if the
application over the strait is not successful..

God Bless...

Visit the nearby branch, tell them Toto $2 will do.

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Guys, listen-up

Dissolution of parliament: 22 Feb
Nomination day: 16 Mar
Good Friday: 29 Mar
Polling day: 30 Mar

Get your flight and coach tickets fast for a Malaysia Change.

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In a word,.. no.

Assuming you currently have no proficiency in Japanese, the time and effort you need to expend in order to learn Japanese to a professionally acceptable level is way too high, compared to the return or advantage that you will gain from being able to speak Japanese in Singapore.

If you want to learn a language, I suggest to concentrate only on English and/or Mandarin.

If you are good in English, learn or improve your Mandarin.

If you are good in Mandarin, improve your English.

If you're half past six in both English and Mandarin (like 90% of the Malaysians here), then improve your English first before improving your Mandarin.

If you are very very good in both English and Mandarin... don't waste time and effort learning any more languages at a professional level. Using that time and energy to get a professional qualification or getting a higher degree will yield much better return on investment.

Agreed with you.
Most Malaysians speak half past six English.
Our education system really fails, who on earth wanna master the useless Malay and at the end of the day couldn't even speak a proper sentence in English to greet someone.
What a shame.