some people mention have cyberjaya station 

yeah. but not stay in KL lor.

maybe in Muar or Batu Pahat 

Provided u get the right mix of Salaries 

I wonder why have most station in Johor?

Muar, Batu Pahat & Nusajaya 

Definitely can
Btw, can intro network as m keen to work there

Dun want to wait till 2022 coz want to enjoy life once Malai become a developed nation by 2020 

walo take 4hours to go work daily

but for 1sgd = 3myr should be worth it 

yeah, 1st few months kinda "tough", as time passes by u shall be   

the HSR service better start early as 5am so to "tap" the working demographic   I'm sure those who bid the project knows about it

350km/hr is operation speed which is much lower than design speed it can push. I think our HSR is about that speed isn't it, if travel time is 90mins.

Some reading on HSR in Straits Times Singapore, let see how accurate their prediction later.
Who will benefit?

National University of Singapore transport expert Lee Der Horng said he expects the high-speed rail (HSR) to run every 15 minutes - an "aggressive prediction" in his books - and have 12 carriages, each with a maximum capacity of 80 people, which is typical for HSR trains.
...experts said such rail systems are not designed for daily commuting due to their pricing and station locations.

But business travellers who come to Singapore or go up to KL for short-term projects, or make weekly and monthly trips, are likely to be major users.

..

"Companies now book rooms for delegates for a night. With the HSR, they can return on the same day. This will significantly reduce the cost of doing business and spur partnerships between both countries," said Assistant Professor Theseira.

For leisure, the HSR is expected to increase the number of day trips and short stays in both countries. "It provides an avenue for twin-city tour packages," said Ngee Ann Polytechnic tourism lecturer Michael Chiam.

How much would tickets cost?
Industry players estimate that commuters may pay between $80 and $90 a trip - although the pricing system may be similar to that of airlines, where fares change daily depending on demand.

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/tran...ll-tickets-cost

guess it's min rm300   

it's my estimate. actual price could be higher 

    dun knw u r earning high salary in sgd , or u r jus trolling

With sgd80k per month, why need to stay in kv n commute to work in SG?

i dun have a fren earning 80k per month, so no comment , but i do know median salary in sg is ard 4k