i thought all extract letter got signature and chop?

did at bkt batok, very satisfied although location takes a while to reach...

apply only.. its free

very very subjective..

Why the world's ultra rich are flocking into Singapore right now

Singapore’s average wealth per adult is currently US$282,000 (5th in the world)

The number of High-Net-Worth (HNW) individuals rose 21.5% in 2012

HNW Individuals hold USD 857 billion in wealth

The number of HNW individuals in Singapore expected to rise 58% by 2017

HNW Individual wealth expected to surpass USD 1.38 trillion by 2017

Assets under management across Singapore hit a record high of USD 1.29 trillion

The degree of wealth shifting to Singapore is truly staggering so it is important to look at why wealthy individuals from across the globe are seeking to make Singapore their new home. Highlighted below are some of the key reasons we are seeking such rapid growth in the number of HNW individuals shifting to Singapore.

A shift from Switzerland to Singapore

There is great talk about Singapore becoming the new Switzerland and taking the title of being the global financial hub for the world’s wealthy. Switzerland’s main attraction has always been the secrecy offering by the banking sector which has become much less applicable over recent years and without this benefit, there is little keeping the funds in Switzerland.

The Singaporean Dollar

Monetary Policy in Singapore is expected to remain on track and the Singaporean Dollar is expected to continue to gradually appreciate against other major currencies. This provides a degree of currency stability for global investors looking for a ‘safe haven’ for their investments, particularly during these times of economic volatility.

Economic Growth

Merrill Lynch is forecasting economic growth for 2013 of 3.5% and 2.8% for 2014. The Central Bank here in Singapore has also highlighted that they do not expect any material difference in the economic growth rates between this year and next. This positive growth outlook also provides for a compelling investment case for global investors.

Tax Rates

The maximum personal income tax rate in Singapore is 20% which applies to income over S$320,000. To give you some reference, here are the top income tax rates in the home countries of many expats here:

Australia – 45%
UK – 50%
France – 45%
New Zealand – 45%
There is also no tax payable on capital gains made from buying and selling financial instruments such as shares.

Where else?

China: Chinese economic data continues to show a slow-down in the economy, despite growth rates still remaining high relative to other countries.

UK: The latest IMF report, whilst reporting an upgrade in their economic outlook expects output to remain well below potential output for “many years”.

Europe: European economic concerns continue globally. BNY Mellon chief economic is quite pessimistic about whether the recent economic growth that brought them out of recession is sustainable in future years. Debt levels remain a concern and we are yet to see a great deal of structural reform.

US: The US economy has performed relatively well and is showing signs of early economic growth, however the recent debacle regarding raising the US debt ceiling and resulting government shut-down highlights an instability HNW individuals do not want to be exposed to.

There is little doubt that the wealth will continue to pour into Singapore as the benefits of being based here continue to provide for a compelling case. As a result, the Singaporean economy will continue to prosper with new jobs being created, further infrastructure developments and a strengthening financial sector.

- See more at: http://sbr.com.sg/financial-services/comme...h.CkLydoWo.dpuf

welcome... do pm mackiddo or deodorant for complimentary premium membership to singapore royal club...

good for u nia

means those previously working before grad?

ur case is no agreement right? any agent? cant rmb..

neway, if u have prove that u had gave her deposit, then file a police report if she refuses to refund u...

she cant just claim loss due to ants, that's punitive... she have to give you the option to do something to clear the ant prob, either hire a pest control coy or u eradicate it urself... only if you dont want then she can hire services and charge you for it.. explain to her... then go to super market and buy 1 can of insecticide.. spray gao gao

jb which part?

since u r working at woodlands would advise you take ride bike or take public transport...

if you insist on taking car, 7am at the immigration would be sufficient

they have this pass for interns... they mgiht use that

ohh.. if the letter is the in principle approval means his pass is already granted, just awaiting the card..

Here are the 10 highest paying jobs in Singapore

Are you getting enough?

Singapore – Want to know what you’re worth in today’s job market?

JobStreet.com has published a list of the top 10 highest paying jobs in Singapore to help candidates and hiring managers benchmark their salaries against the market.

This list has been determined through the average salary of all specialisations per position level, based on salaries posted by employers on the JobStreet website this year.

Fresh Graduates

1. Doctor - $3,095

2. Biotechnology - $3,082

3. Process design & control - $3,055

4. Corporate finance - $2,959

5. Financial sales services - $2,857

6. Legal services - $2,825

7. Environmental engineering - $2,781

8. Journalist - $2,781

9. Banking & finance - $2,758

10. IT – software - $2,718



Junior Executives

1. Doctor - $3,722

2. Actuarial science - $3,649

3. IT software - $3,334

4. Legal services - $3,279

5. Corporate finance - $3,248

6. Audit - $3,214

7. Industrial engineering - $3,198

8. Banking & finance - $3,187

9. Database administrator - $3,170

10. Process design & control - $3,144



Senior Executives

1. Financial sales - $4,718

2. Actuarial science - $4,670

3. Banking & finance - $4,635

4 IT software - $4,617

5. Legal services - $4,616

6. Corporate finance - $4,545

7. Laboratory scientist - $4,375

8. Biotechnology - $4,329

9. Chemical engineering - $4,277

10. Audit - $4,246



Managers

1. Chemist - $9,096

2. Corporate finance - $7,305

3. Legal services - $6,950

4. Laboratory scientist - $6,882

5. IT software - $6,642

6. Electrical engineering - $6,619

7. Logistics - $6,561

8. Audit - $6,187

9. Chemical engineering - $6,102

10. Top management - $5,943



Senior Managers

1. Legal services - $14,466

2. Top management - $11,887

3. Audit - $10,343

4. Doctor - $10,153

5. Laboratory scientists - $10,121

6. Sales – IT and engineering - $9,718

7. Marketing - $9,263

8. Electronics engineering - $9,073

9. Biotechnology - $8,949

10. Pharmacy - $8,949

- See more at: http://sbr.com.sg/source/humanresources-ma...h.oyUHiCXP.dpuf

junior could be 1-2 years exp n mid 3-5 years exp... or all the avg for all those having those designation.. not quite sure

http://www.grandbluewave-johorbahru.com/

pm reign226 as he's a frequent customer there... maybe can get discount

very hard to find rm100

i think he got mixed up between taxation terminology 'resident' with permanent resident...

yes, a lot of johoreans will go to sg on friday for leisure which would add to the already bad friday nite jam to msia

officers work on shift la... should be no change for them

good for those in sg wanting to do official stuff on sunday


congrats bro..

Mountbatten Road is a long stretch, where exactly

take mrt circle if nearby or bus

if you dont want to save, you can have your own unit with a car

ermm.. less than 10% i think

just come la.. .

u r singkie liao...

whatever written on ur piece of paper, put that.. save d hassle of explaining

yeaps.. put B, what confusion? u state there A, they check ur paper A, they call up A... if all are valid no prob and no questions asked

ok la... not too bad, if every weekend and 2 days workday.. ok wat

yea lor... i only earn a quarter of that after working 6 years in the kitchen... 8k is a lot...

just put whatever is written on d paper lor... and u have to be consistent... during ur pr application also they would call up ur details... inconsistency will kill ur 1st pr application

not much, unless it is work permit or s-pass... there's a levy, you're not looking hard enought

nope, you dont...